In the midst of a global epidemic, teachers have come to the forelight. Many people are starting to support teachers in these trying times, as they work endlessly to educate our growing youth in unconventional conditions. But, working diligently is not something new to teachers. The teaching profession has been working laboriously for YEARS and usually they are the unsung heroes that never get the recognition they deserve. So, this is for them. The teachers that have shaped many young lives as children turn into adults. Thank you. Thank you for nourishing me when I needed it, pushing me when my learning was becoming stagnant, and committing your life to build future generations. Thank you for spending countless hours away from your family working on lesson plans to optimize my learning. Thank you for being a cheerleader when I needed encouragement and having more faith in my ability than I often had in myself. Thank you for listening to me on my bad days an
Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world.” In the recent years, changing the world has been a popular topic. Whether it is the #Metoo movement, climate change, Black Lives Matter, or any other social or global movement. Our generation’s goal has been to change the world and leave it a better place. Most start this quest by continuing their education after high school. While gaining knowledge is worthwhile, it can be difficult at times. Learning comes with stress, frustration, and hard work. That is why you need to keep yourself a priority. This is a list of things you can do while continuing your education to keep a healthy mental status. 1. Be mindful Being mindful is probably the most important thing on this list. Keep in tune with yourself. Know your body and brain. Be able to know when you can push a little bit harder and when you need to take a break. Being mindful is a fast and easy way to rid stress and contin