From Panic to Pause: Your Four-Step Roadmap for Stress and Anger Management
Conquer the global stage! Master the 4 A’s of stress and the Power of the Pause to manage academic anxiety and explosive anger at university abroad.
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Time Management for International Students Who Do Everything Last Minute
It’s 11:42 PM in Ontario. Your university essay is due at midnight, your kitchen counter is flooded because you snipped the corner of your Canadian bagged milk completely wrong, and you’re panicking. Without structure, the “Last-Minute Club” quickly threatens your GPA. Upgrade your academic operating system today at globelearning.cn!
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Quick Pick: Speed Reading
Book Recommendation: Speed Reading: Learn to Read a 200+ Page Book in 1 Hour by Kam Knight is a practical guide that teaches readers how to dramatically increase their reading speed while maintaining or improving comprehension…
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Quick Pick: Moonwalking with Einstein
Book Recommendation: Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything by Joshua Foer is a narrative nonfiction book about a journalist who immerses himself in the world of “memory athletes” and trains his own…
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Jetsetters and Bookworms: Preparing to Study Overseas
Studying overseas is an exciting adventure that can broaden horizons, challenge comfort zones, and create amazing memories. As you prepare to embark on this incredible journey, it’s essential to approach it with a mix of…
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How to Manage Your Spending While Studying Overseas
Studying abroad can be a life-changing experience, but it certainly doesn’t come cheap. International student tuition and fees is often many times that of local citizens (some countries have free tuition for citizens and foreigners,…
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A Basket of Reasons to Study Overseas
Why bother to study overseas? Few would deny it’s a great experience — personally, academically, and professionally. You get to fully engage with a new culture, and you’ll likely make plenty of new friends. But…
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A Little More Conversation
You’ve likely heard the oft-cited statistic that more people are afraid of public speaking than of death (and the corresponding joke that, at a funeral, they’d rather be in the casket than giving the eulogy)….
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6 Ways to Remember More of What You Read
Editor’s Note: This post contains an affiliate link. It’s happened to all of us. Probably repeatedly. You know that you’ve read something pertaining to your current problem (or discussion, or project, or whatever), but you…
