1. Dont Be So Hard On Your Parents They Only Want Whats Best For You.2. Being Alone Is Okay And Beneficial.

1. Don’t be so hard on your parents they only want what’s best for you. 2. Being alone is okay and beneficial. It’s through times of solidarity that you are able to reflect on your goals and recharge. 3. Nothing worth having comes easy and life doesn’t give handouts. 4. Fight for what you want, always. 5. Never worry about things you out of your control, as it’s a waste of time and does nothing but cause stress. Focus on what you can change, everything else will fall into place accordingly. 6. It’s not a competition. We all have different goals and ambitions, rather than competing support each other. Hope that everyone is successful in their own endeavours and they’ll do the same for you. 7. It’s not selfish to take care of yourself. 8. Your friends care about you so much and want to see you do well. Cherish them. 9. The biggest mistake you can ever make is thinking you have to have it all figured out because you don’t, nobody does. 10. Take lots of pictures, videos and make tons of memories. Clock’s ticking and these are the days you want to remember forever.

10 things i’ve learned the first half of senior year (via study-queen)

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Okay, if you’ve never checked out Khan Academy…YOU NEED TO. I’m always on the look out for supplemental study material and these are, hands down, the best videos I have yet found. And I’ve never been learning something in class that they didn’t have a video on.

So far in my Chemistry class, these are just some of the videos I’ve watched:

Bohr Model Energy Levels Quantum Numbers Lewis Structures Hybridization the Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion theory (VSEPR) Balancing Equations Stoichiometry.

Last semester I used it for my Anatomy and Physiology II class particularly for the Countercurrent Multiplication in the kidney, but they have a ton of other videos on every system in the body that I wish I had taken advantage of:

The Circulatory System The Respiratory System The Urinary System The Hematologic System The Immunologic System The Gastrointestinal System The Nervous System The Muscular System The Skeletal System The Endocrine System The Integumentary System The Lymphatic System The Reproductive System

So whether it’s tough material that you need extra help on, or you don’t mesh well with your instructor, or you just want to solidify the material in your mind - these videos are awesome! And they’re not super long and boring, so I never feel like it’s just another assignment on my list of things to do. They are just incredibly helpful and, in my mind, largely responsible for my current (hopefully permanent) A in Chemistry. They also have stuff in other sciences like physics or organic chem; and other non-sciences such as math, computing, arts and humanities, economics. So it’s cool even if you’re just interested in learning a little bit about a particular topic for leisure. So check it out guys! It is so worth it!

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