Classes, assignments, exams, extracurriculars, and college application work- the to-do list of high school students is endless. And we are not even counting the peer drama, body image issues, and other anxieties that teenagers have to grapple with in today's age. Social media and gaming addiction also hinder concentration on their tasks. We have observed that almost all students struggle...
The time before exams can be stressful and overwhelming for students. With appropriate planning, students can make the most of the time without getting burnt out. Here are a few tips that can help the students sort their minds and schedule before the exams begin....
It’s the beginning of a new year, and with it comes the tradition of making resolutions. At EduPeeer, we view resolutions as an opportunity to strive towards becoming a better version of who we are. Being a youngster, life can be challenging. To navigate the day-to-day challenges, we're sharing a few suggestions that can assist you in staying on track...
Two random events in a few weeks got me thinking about being ‘selfish’. Why is ‘selfish’ such a loaded word? Henry Mance wrote in the FT, is it selfish to run a marathon? And a friend narrated his chat with his 19 year old boy. Let’s talk about marathons and then to some solid advice from the young man....
A recent tweet from Nat Eliason, shared by a knowledgeable friend, has helped me crystallise my thoughts around hard work. My professional life puts me in touch with many young individuals and I often observe them swaying towards activities that require lesser work and assure ‘better grades’ or a ‘tick on the resume....