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This Blog is about a collage students tips on taking the G.R.E
He or she has given an explanation of different tips on his or her topic to help the reader.

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http://mitadmissions.org/blogs/author/oberlton

In this blog this person talks about what he considers himself as and about the changes hes had in school. He talk about how he does in school and what happens at his school. He also talks about how he works hard at his school too.

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https://catherinezhang.me/2014/05/01/life-high-school-blogger/
The reason why I like this blog is that this blog feels more personel to the

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This blog is about a student explaining MINECRAFT to parents and teachers who might be old and decroded.

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Many teachers and parents have heard of the educational benefits of Minecraft and would like to learn more or even start playing. But it can be intimidating to get started when our children know so much more about the game than us "noobs" (people new to a game).

Minecraft vernacular can seem like a foreign language to the uninitiated. But words like mods, skins and PVP are now common in our children's vocabulary.

Fear not! This is actually a good thing. My advice is to embrace your students' knowledge and let them teach you. Recently, I challenged my fifth graders to teach me something in Minecraft and explain why it's important. Here is what they came up with:
What is a mod?
By Joshua Gerendash

A mod is a modification that changes or adds to the code of a game. For example, I have the Mo' Bends Mod, which makes characters look more animated as it creates elbow and knee joints that add flexibility and realism. Basically, the mod adds in elements to your old Minecraft world and makes it more entertaining.

Teachers need to know about mods because they can add concepts into the game that will enhance their lessons. For instance, mods like Q-Craft can give your blocks quantum properties, which are a good examples for teaching quantum physics. In our fifth grade class, we used the Galacticraft mod to learn about space and gravity. In Galacticraft, we went to Mars. We demonstrated how gravity is different on Mars than on Earth or the moon. The best part about mods is you can make a mod for almost anything by coding in Java.
What are Minecraft skins?
By Yonina Koshki

A fun way to customize your game is by getting skins. A Minecraft skin is how your character looks in the game. It's fun for girls who like shopping because you can be a fashion designer and create your own skins on Minecraftskins.com.

Skins are helpful in our class because they create the wardrobe for our characters. In our movie, Boxing the Titanic, we use skins to look like people in 1912. Watch the movie so you can see how much the skins help.

What are gaming servers?

By Jahdiel Gomez, Asher Bensalmon and Timothy Kim

Gaming servers are public servers that allow players from all over the globe to access and play minigames with each other. Minigames include familiar games like capture the flag as well as more bizarre minigames like Spleef, where you dig up the floor beneath your opponent, which is really intense.

Getting on the server is simple. All you have to do is go to the multiplayer tab on the opening screen of Minecraft, click on "add server" and type in a server address. You can find different server addresses online.

Teachers should know about gaming servers because they can make their own unique versions of games to teach a specific skill. With minigames you can gamify math skills like multiplication, addition, division and even equations for learning area or volume.

Gaming servers are interactive. Hypixel is one of our favorite servers. We also recommend Bomb Lobbers by Mineplex.

What are texture packs?

By Abtin Toumari

A texture pack denotes how something looks and feels. It is a collection of files that are used to change the in-game textures of blocks, items and monsters as well as the menus and buttons. In other words, texture packs change the way everything looks. Texture packs and resource packs are very similar. The only difference is that resource packs have sounds. The Titanic texture pack makes the torches look like candelabrum and the stone look like wallpaper.

To download a texture pack:

1. Go to a website such as Planet Minecraft and download the texture pack.
2. Open Minecraft.
3. Go to options>resource packs and click on "open resource pack folder."
4. Drag the texture pack into the folder.
5. Give it a minute to load.
What is PVP?
By Fernando Garcia

PVP stands for player vs. player. It is used when players fight against each other. They can use swords, bows, armor and shields to battle to the death. PVP helps us to become good fighters. Teachers can use PVP as a reward after a long day of hard work. Teachers can have students make a PVP arena using math.

Some people think PVP is too violent, but we don't agree. When you die in Minecraft you explode into stars in a cute way and respawn back at your spawn point or a bed. When they hit you, you just bounce and there is no blood. You can also have fun without gore. Minecraft has taught us to enjoy school.
Jim Pike is a fifth grade teacher at Albert Einstein Academy of Beverly Hills and the director of game-based learning at CodeREV Kids Learning Centers. He has written the Common Core Math curriculum "MathCraft" and is one of the founders of the MathCraftPLC, where he conducts live Minecraft teacher camps. When he's not in the classroom, he is playing with his kids or playing ice hockey.
ISTE 2016 offers two dozen sessions on Minecraft. Sign up today!

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Madison Woodhttps://college.harvard.edu/admissions/hear-our-students/student-blog/how-i-got-here-and-how-i-stayedThis   students blog was exemplary because she kept it updated, had an interesting topic. She blogged about something people would actually want to know about. She kept her blog updated meaning she put new things from time to time updating her reasons. She also had good effective advice, and experience this makes her blog more liable to people taking her advice. She used real world changes and experiences making her blog different and unique        http://simplyaubree.edublogs.org/     This girl made her blog very interesting. Its not a very common blog to find, its very interesting in the fact that she was using her own opinions and having real world examples. This was also exemplar because of the extreme amount of information given. She kept her blog updated with new and improved information each time. She improved over time with her writing skills and overall it was just a good blog to read about. 

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Madison Woodhttps://college.harvard.edu/admissions/hear-our-students/student-blog/how-i-got-here-and-how-i-stayedThis   students blog was exemplary because she kept it updated, had an interesting topic. She blogged about something people would actually want to know about. She kept her blog updated meaning she put new things from time to time updating her reasons. She also had good effective advice, and experience this makes her blog more liable to people taking her advice. She used real world changes and experiences making her blog different and unique        http://simplyaubree.edublogs.org/     This girl made her blog very interesting. Its not a very common blog to find, its very interesting in the fact that she was using her own opinions and having real world examples. This was also exemplar because of the extreme amount of information given. She kept her blog updated with new and improved information each time. She improved over time with her writing skills and overall it was just a good blog to read about. 

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this blog specifically caught my eye because instead of just one person this blog was more of a debate, it had 2 people one person thought one thing and the other thought differently. But since it was shared each person wrote there name and ir was easy to navigate who wrote what. This blog was exemplary to me because of the unique aspect of it and how well written it was. I think if people wrote more blogs like this it would be very interesting. Also the pictures and images supporting the ideas went greatly with the overall look.

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http://autumngoestoparaguay.blogspot.ca/
So just by the title you can kind of tell what it is about. Basically someone moves to a country in South America and catalogs his experiences. This blogs would be great for someone dealing with having to move t

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This blog is about his life and how he is doing in life. He talks about his day and also talks about the bad and good stuff that has also been going on in that day.

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Syke's super blog is a blog about projects holidays and other events going on in a middle schooler's life.

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This term at school my grade (5AH) has been assigned projects every week. We were given a different space topic each week and then had to make something about that topic. Some ideas were a poster, a Prezi, a power-point presentation, a booklet, a diarama ect. On the last project we had three weeks to work on it. Usually we had only one week on each project. The topic was a single planet. So we had to choose a planet to work on. I decided to choose Saturn. There are 8 planets in the Solar System. The order goes Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

I made 7 things to do with Saturn. They are an iBook, a PhotoPeach, a diagram, a diarama, a drawing, a collage and I wrote information in my homework book about Saturn.

I have really enjoyed our Space topic this term. I have learnt heaps. To show you my learning of Saturn I will show you this PhotoPeach I made for my presentation.

Saturn on PhotoPeach

Now, it's time to reveal the colour of the picture. I didn't get a lot of comments but that's alright. 2 people guessed it right. The people who guessed it right were Charlotte and Bronte! Congratulations to you two. Click here to look at the post about the competition.

The colour was......

Now here's the picture:

This year I might not publish many posts but I will do a few. My birthday is coming up so just look at my sidebar to see how long it is until my birthday. School is back for me tomorrow!

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http://victoria-miriamsmoments.blogspot.com/2016/03/cross-country-season.html
This blog is by a girl I think in high school where  she just talks about things she likes, like spending time with her friends and cross-country.

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This blog was about this guy named Erick when he went to his first hackathon. He talks about how much he loves technology so much and why he loves it.

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http://jadensawesomeblog.blogspot.com/
This kid's blog is all about things he likes. Wrestlers, Football, and He posts about schoolwork.

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This students blog was exemplary because she kept it updated, had an interesting topic. She blogged about something people would actually want to know about. She kept her blog updated meaning she put new things from time to time updating her reasons. She also had good effective advice, and experience this makes her blog more liable to people taking her advice. She used real world changes and experiences making her blog different and unique
http://simplyaubree.edublogs.org/
This girl made her blog very interesting. Its not a very common blog to find, its very interesting in the fact that she was using her own opinions and having real world examples. This was also expemlar because of the extreme amount of information given. She keot her blog

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On this blogs, it talks about how important Cornell notes are because she uses it in a  Computer Science Department.she thinks that Cornell notes are something beautiful.she says they are well structured and have a well-concentrated point.

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I'm Sush, a rising sophomore as of summer 2014. I'm an international student from New Delhi, India and a lot of my Cornell stories might have a different perspective because of that.

At Cornell, I have found homes in the Computer Science Department and a beautiful co-op house named Whitby. Although I'm a CS major, I'm a big fan of a liberal arts education, which is why is I'm the college of Arts and Sciences and hope to find a non-technical concentration as well. I like to call this other concentration "something else". Thanks to Cornell's unending course catalogue, it's been a year and I only have a shortlist so far.

Feel free to contact me with questions you may have about anything Cornell! 🙂

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I'm Sush, a rising sophomore as of summer 2014. I'm an international student from New Delhi, India and a lot of my Cornell stories might have a different perspective because of that. At Cornell, I have found homes in the Computer Science Department and a beautiful co-op house named Whitby.

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This is a blog made by a girl in high school that was originally about writing and expression, but now it is a blog about photography, travel, fashion, cats, and much more.

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Born and based in Singapore, Jemimah is a full time graduate student, host, and writer behind lifestyle blog jemmawei.com. Launched in 2007 originally as an avenue for writing and expression, it has now grown to also encompass photography and personal thoughts on travel, literature, fashion, and cats.

Jemimah worked as a copywriter & social media strategist for Spanish-American based firm Havas Media, the sixth largest communications group worldwide, for three years from 2011 to 2013, and was also the Social Media Community Manager for Air Asia Expedia's Backick in 2012. Over the years, she has also written for multiple international and local brands, such as Volkswagen Singapore, Clarks, DBS, AirFrance, Singtel, and Coca Cola, amongst others.

However, her passion still lies in creative writing. She has been published in various online journals, and you can find some of her short stories in Singaporean bookstores. She was featured as one of the youngest local authors at the Singapore's Writers Festival 2013, and was one of the contributing authors for From The Belly of the Cat, curated by Stephanie Ye and currently available in store at BooksActually. Jemimah was also invited to guest write for Ethos Books and Wong Su Ann's Equatorial Sunshine, which was launched mid-2015. Most recently, one of her short stories - "George", made Honorable Mention in the Best New Singaporean Short Stories 2015 edition. She maintains a book blog over on goodreads, and you can read her here. You can also pick up Jemma's curated reads in the #JemmaRecommends shelf, available in all three terminals in Changi Airport Times bookstore outlets, a passion project between Jemma and Times Bookstore Singapore. As of 2015, she is under graduate scholarship and currently doing her Masters in English, Creative Writing at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

Right now, Jemimah is collaborating with Nikon Singapore to pen a travel photography series to be released over the course of 2015, which is ongoing here. She also guest-blogs for Paypal occasionally, over on their Stories Newsroom.

Jemimah hosts popular online TV series on clicknetwork.tv with her onscreen sweetheart Roz Pho. You can watch them in action here.

Besides hosting her own reality TV series, Jemimah has also featured and acted in several TVCs and shorts. Here are some of the more notable ones:

TVC for Laneige: Your Inspiration. Your Dream. Uniquely U Campaign.
2015 TVC for Nivea: Jemma's Mud Cleanser Test
TVC for Coca Cola: Share A Coke to #Saythankyou
TVC for Nivea: #thatawkwardmoment
TVC and hosting for Liese: Creamy Bubble Color
Video shoot for Standard Chartered Singapore: #shopsmarteronline campaign
Campaign for Paypal: New Money Campaign

Travel Related:
2015 Travel Series for Changi Airport: #ChangiBarepackers
Travel Series for Jetstar Asia: Jetstar Flies to Okinawa!
Travel Campaign for Klook: Jemma's Korea Instatravelogue
Travel Campaign for Scoot, Taiwan: SG Love Taiwan
Travel Series for Changi Airport: Unravel Travel, Luang Prabang
Travel Series for Changi Airport: Unravel Travel, Vientiane
Video Campaign with Airbnb x Carousell: Share Your Travel Story

2013-2015
Fashion Show Host: Season One of That F Word on Clicknetwork
Interviews
Hosting for Darlie Singapore: Project #Upgradeforabetterme

Jemma also occasionally swaps out being before the camera to being behind it, and here are some of the film projects that she has worked on:

Executive producer, writer, casting director: My BB Love - Original short film for Laneige Singapore

If you'd like to read more about my exciting relationship with the coffee machine and other similar things, you might want to check out my twitter account: @ jemmawei or if you're the visual type, im the kind who takes pictures of my food. Like what you see? Get in touch.

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This guy dosent realy talk about his life but talks about what he does when bord and puts on riddles.

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This is a blog about a Cornell attendant that blogs about his Indian tradition of having special celebrations with close friends and family members

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In November, close to two weeks after my parents, peers, and friends back home had celebrated the auspicious day, I realized that Diwali is about more than just fire crackers and gifts.

I hail from a Delhi-based family, where the tradition of Diwali is celebrated with great zest every year. From cleaning and re-painting the home and office to distributing gifts to all friends and relatives-Diwali brings with itself a lot more than a week's hustle. It all leads up to the final night, where me and my sister and younger brother decorate the house with small diyas and finally indulge into the fire-power showdown. Buying and adorning ourselves with new clothes is another fringe that we bill to the festivity of Diwali.

Now, during my first year at Johnson, roughly five months into the program, and yes, two weeks beyond the actual date of Diwali-though the spirit of festivity is the same-we celebrated. The hard work and labor of the South Asian Business Club has brought this mega event to fruition. It's one of the hallmark festivities on our Ithaca campus.

The key elements, though, have shifted from tradition: diyas are replaced by LEDs, gifts have been replaced by an Indian meal, and fire crackers have now taken over the stage in form of breathtaking, stunning dance performances. It was not just the students who were enjoying the beats, but also Dean Nelson and other members of faculty, too-their Indian charisma had bubbled up. What had remained traditional was the spirit and the embroidery-adorned dresses that lit up the occasion.

With performance after performance, from solo to duet to group dance, the audience was focused on the stage and couldn't help but ask for one more. And what better way to conclude the gathering than opening the stage for all so that we could immerse ourselves in the spirit of merriment...and shake a leg or two to the Indian pop numbers.

For those who thought the end of the night had come, think again! The party actually concluded in the early hours of the morning away from Sage Hall. All the cheerfulness left me to exhaustion and a long day of sleep. I woke with a smile on my face-I had found a family away from home. It's a family that will create bonds to last the rest of my lifetime.

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In November, close to two weeks after my parents, peers, and friends back home had celebrated the auspicious day, I realized that Diwali is about more than just fire crackers and gifts. I hail from a Delhi-based family, where the tradition of Diwali is celebrated with great zest every year.

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This is about a sophomore girl that is international student. She talks about where she has been over time throughout her school years.

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I'm Sush, a rising sophomore as of summer 2014. I'm an international student from New Delhi, India and a lot of my Cornell stories might have a different perspective because of that.

At Cornell, I have found homes in the Computer Science Department and a beautiful co-op house named Whitby. Although I'm a CS major, I'm a big fan of a liberal arts education, which is why is I'm the college of Arts and Sciences and hope to find a non-technical concentration as well. I like to call this other concentration "something else". Thanks to Cornell's unending course catalogue, it's been a year and I only have a shortlist so far.

Feel free to contact me with questions you may have about anything Cornell! 🙂

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I'm Sush, a rising sophomore as of summer 2014. I'm an international student from New Delhi, India and a lot of my Cornell stories might have a different perspective because of that. At Cornell, I have found homes in the Computer Science Department and a beautiful co-op house named Whitby.

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This person talks about her life and sells things on there.She also rants about things like her wifi not working.

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This is a blog from a kid named Eli. Eli was writing about a "new year a new me" and, in the blog he talks about him going back and further and more ahead than most others. He talks about how he studied at the University of Nottingham in the UK last year, and there were swans on the campus lake. Eli talks about how the new schedule fits like a glove to his regular life. Eli thinks that he is gonna have a great year. things about this blog that make it exemplaire is that Eli has a great plot with a story about himself that he wants people to know. He also includes a photo, and he includes things about him not anyone else.

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I imagine that I have returned to Luther from further afield than most. After all, I did study at the University of Nottingham in the UK last year, where they say quaint things like, "Care for a cuppa?" and there are swans lounging about on the campus lake. It's a real shocker, this whole being swan-free business. How is one meant to feel poetically accomplished every day if he cannot meander down and gaze upon a noble bird? I mean, we have squirrels in abundance; but I've tried, and it's just not the same.

Apart from avian complaints, the return has been heartening. Luther is here, stalwart as ever. I have moved back into dear old Larsen, wooden-floored queen of the campus dorms. And a regular class schedule fits like a glove after an erratic Nottingham timetable. Oddly enough, I get to return in a dual manner: first, as a consummate and experienced senior; second, as a fresh student, who encounters unfamiliar faces at every turning and small details changed (different posters in the library, a tree that has vanished, a new composting system in the cafeteria). Being gone for a year will quickly render the familiar strange, or at least render you a stranger.

I like this though. It has meant that I get another go at the whole "remake yourself" thing that everyone is promised when they begin applying to colleges. I think that I'm doing better this time around because there's so much less pressure. I know that I already have friends who support me and an academic method that works, but on top of this there is just enough unfamiliarity for me to meet with someone or something new each day, and I am confident enough to meet each in a new way.

In the ensuing weeks I look forward to telling you all more about myself and about my particular experiences at Luther College. I have quite the senior year lined up, so there should always be something interesting to talk about, but for now, I hope that you feel like you know me a little better. And until next time I wish you all the best.

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I imagine that I have returned to Luther from further afield than most. After all, I did study at the University of Nottingham in the UK last year, where they say quaint things like, "Care for a cuppa?" and there are swans lounging about on the campus lake.

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http://jadensawesomeblog.blogspot.com/
This is a blog by a kid who simply just talks about things he likes

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This person writes about here life and how she loves softball and being outside.

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This is a awesome blog because he is a 6th grader talking about himself and what he likes. It goes very in depth on the home page and throughout. Also got first place for best blog in 2012 in edublog.

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A student blog to check when you are feeling stressed or struggling with some of the challenges of school.

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Tazmin shares her experience of stress and some useful techniques to manage it, in support of National Stress Awareness Day.

The first step to dealing with stress is to accept and acknowledge that you are feeling stressed; avoidance will only cause it to become more life-affecting.

As a society I feel we can accept stress as a part of our everyday lives. I believe that this attitude is completely flawed and must be changed.

Although university may be considered some of the best years of your young adult life, it can also cause a great deal of stress due to both external and internal factors.

We are constantly surrounded by and reminded of change; we are away from home, and are in a completely new environment. We have to deal with higher and more complex amounts of money. We are surrounded by new and different kinds of people in new social situations. Our work load and level may be greater than what we have dealt with before. It is natural, especially in the first year of university, to feel overwhelmed by all that is happening around you.

Stress is a part of our biology, just like it is with animals. It is vital for our survival; having both negatives and positives. Animals only know instinctive fear, that is, if a rabbit sees a fox it will run as fast as possible and hide in order to protect itself from what it feels - death.

We as people have a similar response to things which threaten the balance in our lives. Sometimes people thrive under a stressful situation. I have known people who have left their dissertation rather late and the pressure of having to get it done means they do in a short amount of time and achieve very high grades. There are other people who do not respond so well to stress, in which it has negative effects on their wellbeing, their grades and happiness. These are two simple cases of the 'fight or flight response'.

When stress starts to impact your life in many areas this is when it may become life-altering. Often times when someone is feeling high stress they very well may begin to avoid the things that are causing them stress and when they are finally faced with the reality of it, this can cause them to feel worse and maybe even cause a bout of ill mental health.

There are many effective techniques to help you deal and manage this. If you're truly feeling the full weight of stress talk to your tutors, student support officer and other peers in regards to getting support from them. Do not bottle it up - it's simply not worth it.

- Schedule: Form a schedule that works for you. Make sure it is a realistic one, ensuring you still have social time and time for yourself. It is so important to keep restoring balance in your new university lifestyle.

- Exercise: Find some form of outlet that is healthy for you, such as joining the gym, going for a run, practicing meditation, yoga -something active that releases endorphins and takes your mind off everything else.

- Sleep: Depending on how you are and what your social life is like, having a good sleeping pattern can only benefit your brain and your stress levels. If you're constantly overtired, due to frantic sleeping patterns, this is not going to help. Take a step back, do social things in the day and try to get to sleep at the same hour and for 8 hours each night.

- Writing: As a writer, I find this really helps me get all my thoughts, worries and feelings out - we are reflective beings and writing only has positive effects. Write down your stresses and see what it reveals. Use it as a therapy.

- Goals: Set yourself realistic goals, weekly. Put this alongside your schedule but be realistic and don't expect to write 5000 word essays each day.

- Relax: Find your own comfortable way to relax; mine used to be put all technology away and go for a nice long walk as the sunset.

Understand that stress, to a certain extent can be productive for us, but not all the time. It is a part of university life, but it doesn't have to be a constant part of it. Take things at your own pace. Try not to let the university lifestyle cause you stress and panic. Everything is new and changing. Enjoy it because when you look back, you won't remember the days you were stressed, you'll remember the days you were happy.

Hey guys, it's Tazmin. My journey suffering with severe depression and anxiety has been a difficult one; but I would not be who I am today had I not accepted my illness and worked to get better. I have just graduated from Sheffield Hallam University with a First in Film and Media Production, something which I thought I'd never do. I've had my blog Awareness for two years and it has been so rewarding for me; I want my writing to help, inspire and touch people. I now wish to support and encourage anyone who is suffering through university with this blog. Happy reading!
awarenessbytazmin.wordpress.com

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This blog talks about students and their traveling experiences and can help you decide where you might want to go someday.

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http://josiesblog.global2.vic.edu.au/

This blog is an exmplar one because she keeps it updated and ever blog entry she puts is very detailed and puts almost ever memorable moment she had .

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This blog is about the everyday thoughts of a girl named Jules. I like this blog because she writes about random topics.

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This blog talks about her college and some things about herself. She also included a resume in her portfolio.

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This Blog is about a Sixth grade teacher and her time teaching during the school year. Her blog not only involves an Interesting them that most likely represents here but it also include long detail about her experience through the year including things like different activities during different times during the school year.

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This is a blog from a girl, and she is talking about a day in ln the life of a blogger. what makes this blog exemplary is that she includes only things about her not others and she includes a picture and has facts about her great topic.

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Everyday I roll out of bed, refreshed, at 6 am.

Tiptoeing downstairs, I pour myself a cup of tea and sit out on the porch for two hours in a earth-toned shawl, writing in my moleskin notebook.

By the time I'm done, I've got a few pages filled with high-quality writing.

Then I clean up the kitchen, head to yoga, and....

Gotcha!

Here's what an actual day looks like:

MERGHHHHHHHH!!!!!! - the sound of me in the morning

After sleeping through my first few alarms, my sister comes in and frantically calls me out of bed. After a couple more minutes, I get ready and leave the house within 10 minutes of waking up.

Who has time to write in the morning anymore? Not a high school senior. A morning person, that's who, and I am not one of those.

When I get to school, I'm normally 15 minutes + late to the first class of the day, and in some classes the teachers don't like us to use our computers, but I check my phone when I can and see that overnight, I've got a couple of new subscribers for this blog. Pretty cool!

The teacher sometimes gestures for us to put our computers away; her request is met with groans. But I, without objection, reach into my backpack and pull out my basic green notebook.

Perching it strategically in my lap under the desk, I start to zone out of class. Occasionally, I look up, meeting the eyes of the teacher, daring her to question if I'm actually paying attention in class.

And that's how this blog more than gets along without a computer, because it is in this notebook that decisions are made, ideas are nurtured and nursed, and thousands of words are jotted down without consequence, to later be refined.

When I get a free period, or some extra time in class, I'll pull on a pair of headphones and either transcribe something from my notebook or start a new blog post.

I also frequently pull drafts from previous days, weeks, and months that I had the intention of finishing but whose final drifts I never found satisfaction in.

But sometimes I write flowery bullshit for half an hour, read it through again, and then delete it in disgust.

Or I'll write something that seems totally legit, and then realize it may come off as unintentionally offensive.

Then I'll scroll through my Spotify, Youtube, Soundcloud etc. to see what new songs I can post at the bottom of the post and create a link.

After a few more technical steps, once I'm happy with a final draft, I'll send it out into the interwebs for all to read and judge, and I don't look back.

Most of my strongest brainstorming happens in the early hours of the morning, long after my friends on the freaking West Coast have fallen asleep.

Everyone has a 2 AM personality and a 2 PM personality; my reflective and thoughtful side dominates at night.

My laptop will be burning into my thighs, my back will be aching from sitting hunched over for so long, and my eyes will be glazed over; but my fingers will be active and unhesitant.

Writing is not a part-time job for me. I don't get paid to do this, and I certainly don't have time carved in my daily schedule for writing, and yet, I tend to prioritize it and find time for it.

For me, it's a hobby-turned-lifestyle, as it has infiltrated even the most rudimentary aspects of my daily life, as I may have described for you above.

Famous writers all have different writing styles and environments. No two are the same, and I think people who try to encapsulate it into a simple list don't really understand that you don't need a Macbook Pro or natural lighting or a special diet or time allotment to be a good writer, or even a writer at all.

"Writer" is not a title reserved for the elite. You just have to write the word "dip-shit" on a piece of paper and you qualify as a writer too!

It doesn't require a huge commitment; no one expects you to devote your life to the activity, and frankly, I think it's a little unrealistic. Remember the sacred dance, survival dance theory? I still whole-heartedly agree with it.

I read the daily schedule of lots of writers, novelists mainly, and I see some clear differences between them and myself.

For one, some of these people are selling their creativity for money; they are pulling words and plotlines out of their heads in exchange for the food they eat and the cars in their garages. I take no ethical issue in that, I just don't get paid to do any of this lol

They have also committed a lot of time to one single project that they've had to ponder long and hard about, whereas I get the inspiration for these sorts of blog posts on a day to day basis.

Still though, we all approach writing in different ways. The reason why it's still a rudimentary yet advanced skill that has not been lost through the generations is that anyone can do it, in any language, on any subject.

Thank you Connor

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A Day in the Life of a High School Blogger

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Everyday I roll out of bed, refreshed, at 6 am. Tiptoeing downstairs, I pour myself a cup of tea and sit out on the porch for two hours in a earth-toned shawl, writing in my moleskin notebook. By the time I'm done, I've got a few pages filled with high-quality writing.

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