Learning Habits

6 Steps to Write an Apology Letter (with an Example)

Everyone makes mistakes. What’s important is how you react to your s and learn from them. If you have made a mistake that has directly impacted someone else, the first thing you need to do is apologize and take responsibility for what happened. That is where an apology letter can be helpful. It can be […]

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67 Positive Things to Do When You’re Bored in Class

Everyone has to go to class when they are younger. Some people go to college, graduate school, and even participate in continuing education courses. If this is something that you are facing, you may get bored from time to time. What should you do when you get bored in class? What can you do that […]

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Adulting 101: Why You Should Master These 13 Life Skills

Hi! It’s me. I’m you… let’s say 20 years ago, give or take. I was where you are at this very moment… about to fly the coop and make a life for myself. On my own. No parents. I’m not talking about heading off to college for the first time… but about getting my own […]

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How to Read Faster: 9 Steps to Increase Your Reading Speed in 2021

Wish you could finish books quickly and effortlessly? Looking to learn how to read faster while retaining what you’ve learned? While most people believe that speed reading is a difficult habit to built, the truth is it’s an art that can be mastered with the right set of exercises and tools. You’ll find that with […]

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9 Extrinsic Motivation Examples You See Throughout Life

One classic commercial from the 80’s-90’s that you probably remember (if you’re of age) was for Klondike bars. I’m sure you can recite the song in your head: What would you do-oo–o…for a Klondike bar! There was a whole series of these commercials portraying people doing silly things such as acting like a chicken or […]

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45 Team Building Questions to Use as Icebreakers at Work

Having employees who know how to work together as a team is an important part of your company’s success. When you have employees who are able to collaborate on projects or cooperate on a day-to-day basis, this helps boost employee morale overall. Team building questions offer an effective way to help your employees get to […]

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Hard Skills VS Soft Skills: How Are They Different? (with Examples)

Years ago, when I was working as an inside sales account manager, there were people on my team who were consistently the top-performing employees. We all knew how to get the job done, but there were a select few who had the charisma, interpersonal skills, and persuasive abilities to land the sales. These skills may […]

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9 Eustress Examples of Good Stress in Your Life

When you think about the stressors in your life, where does your mind go? Maybe your career? A certain relationship in your life? Or simply just your everyday schedule? Stress is one thing that doesn’t discriminate when it comes to age, sex, religion, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status. Even infants can experience stress in a way […]

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7 Benefits of a Virtual Learning Environment

The concept of distance learning is far from new. In fact, in 1892, the University of Chicago offered “correspondence education” at off-campus sites. Since then, with the evolution of technology, distance learning has transformed as well. Education has since been acquired through radio, television, and, of course, online. Virtual learning has certainly grown in popularity […]

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Naturalist Intelligence: Definition, Characteristics & 5 Examples

Although it was almost 20 years ago, I will never forget the unseasonably warm Saturday morning in December I had to wake up and go to an unfamiliar school to take the test that marks the beginning of the end for high schoolers nationwide–the SATs. Even back then, there was debate regarding how well these […]

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