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Five Inspiring Gift Ideas for High School Students
With the holidays right around the corner, check out this list of gift ideas for [...] Continue Reading →
Go Back To School With These Creative Resources
There are still a few more weeks of summer before students head back to school so why not make the most of the time. These five resources and ideas will encourage your creativity and inspire you to be more mindful. Self-care is scientifically beneficial for your mental health, confidence and overall happiness. Start new habits now and bring them into the school year with you. 1. Libby is a free audiobook [...] Continue Reading →
Four Tips For Getting Strong Teacher Recommendations
Students should be aware of the best way to ask teachers during this time. [...] Continue Reading →
New Titles For Your Summer Reading Pleasure
With summer approaching, it is the perfect time to select some books to read on [...] Continue Reading →
How Not to Ask for a Recommendation
It is the day before winter break. Just before leaving for school, Lily realizes that [...] Continue Reading →
Recommendations for Getting Recommendations
When I receive a request for a recommendation, the first thing I do is to [...] Continue Reading →
The Do’s and Don’ts of Asking for Recommendations
Disclaimer: All of the events described here are real. The names and details have been [...] Continue Reading →