Productivity tip: Always give yourself buffer time when you schedule your day. If you think a homework assignment will take you an hour, give yourself 1 hour and 15 minutes. That way, you’ll have wiggle room if something unexpected comes up. #productivity https://t.co/E9tFs5OMt9
The great author Agatha Christie suffered from dysgraphia, which meant she couldn’t write legibly. She dictated all of her novels. The lesson here: Don’t let a disability stand in the way of your greatness! https://t.co/XLioQsut3r
Math Trivia: A square, octagon, circle, triangle and dodecahedron all have the same perimeter. Which has the largest area? See the answer tomorrow! #Math https://t.co/KKiHQbO5Bu
Time management tip: Start your day off with your largest and toughest task. Save your easier tasks for the end of the day because easier tasks use up less brain power. #studyskills https://t.co/DDH1jWjVe8
Language is thought to have originated around 100,000 BC because the earliest evidence of human vocal chords comes from this time. Language probably sounded a lot different back then! https://t.co/AfOOgCz56k
Do you need to improve your grades before the end of the year? Try dedicating 30 minutes on Sunday night to planning your week. This will help you meet homework and study deadlines. #Studyskills https://t.co/6Gw2hqRzxR
The language called Sylbo is made up of only whistling. It’s spoken in La Gomera, where people can hear each other whistling from 7km away! #langageiscool https://t.co/vcKcT7zBDm
Study tip: Review the hardest-to-remember information right before bed. You’ll remember better than if you review in the middle of the day. #Study https://t.co/PkS9IvDIM5
In the Middle Ages, animals were put on trial and sentenced to death. Hmm…the word “scapeGOAT” would have been perfect back then! https://t.co/37LT0DKJuB
There is a language in Mexico (called Ayapaneco) that was in danger of dying out because the only two remaining people on Earth who spoke it refused to speak to each other. They’re talking now. https://t.co/GNdfSQqaMO
Science study tip to improve grades quickly: Break material into small chunks and review them constantly over a long period of time. #STEM https://t.co/A6z1XYn6ii