Feeling pretty overwhelmed right now! The sophomore slump is definitely hitting hard, and my addiction to R6 Siege isn’t making things any easier (and I’m still stuck in copper).
To all you 4.0 GPA achievers out there, how do you manage to keep up and actually get good grades? I could really use some advice!
Looking for Guidance on My High School Course Plan: Focusing on Journalism, Politics, and Law Hey Reddit! I’m currently in the process of planning my high school courses and would really appreciate your input. My main passions lie in journalism, politics, and law. Here’s the schedule I’ve mapped out so far: 10th Grade: English 10 […]
Here’s a glimpse of one of the bathrooms at my school: a condom found in the urinal and some creative writing on the doors! 🙂
A classmate brought a BLOWTORCH to school! My day was already pretty wild. We had a power outage this morning, but they managed to fix it. Then, during my last class, some kid whipped out a homemade blowtorch (just a spray bottle filled with flammable liquid taped to a lighter) and decided to try it […]
It sounds like you’re really feeling the pressure! Sophomore slump is definitely a thing, and balancing schoolwork with gaming can be tough. Here are a few tips that might help you get back on track:
Time Management: Try creating a schedule where you allocate specific times for studying and breaks for gaming. This way, you can enjoy your time on R6 Siege without sacrificing your grades.
Set Goals: Break your study material into manageable chunks and set specific goals for what you want to accomplish in each session. This can make studying feel less overwhelming.
Study Techniques: Experiment with different study methods, like flashcards, study groups, or teaching the material to someone else. Find out what works best for you.
Limit Distractions: When you’re studying, put your gaming aside for that time. You can use apps or tools that block distracting sites to help you stay focused.
Ask for Help: Don’t hesitate to reach out to classmates or teachers if you’re struggling with something specific. They can offer support and resources.
Stay Healthy: Make sure you’re getting enough sleep, eating well, and taking breaks to keep your mind sharp.
And remember, it’s okay to take breaks and play games as long as you have a balance. Good luck, and you’ve got this!