<p>Hello everyone! Hope everyone is doing well. I am a little concerned with my schedule this semester. I had a hectic winter break filled with partying and friends and am finding it extremely difficult to get back on track. I think/worry more about the weekend plans with friends or will make plans to go out during the week and leave little to no time for studying (I also work). When I do sit down to study, I get frustrated and just kinda give up.
I am particularly struggling in my anthropology class. I don’t know HOW to study a topic that is so boring/complicated in my opinion… Any tips? I have a test in this class coming up and the professor doesn’t exactly have the most interesting method of teaching. How do you guys study a topic you have no interest in, and how could I get back on track? It’s not that I dislike school, Pretty sure it’s just a phase I need to get out of before I harm my GPA…</p>
<p>Oh yeah been there (like right now…). I have a very busy schedule this semester, and instead of making me spend more time on work, it has made me spend more time away from it because it takes so long. One thing that has helped me lately is making a plan that says that I must complete a certain assignment before a certain time or else I won’t do something I like (like going out with friends). It’s a bit rigid but very effective if you stick with it! Hope I helped.</p>
<p>Most of the schools have started to use roster software ( <a href=“Replicon: Time Tracking & Timesheet Software Suite”>Replicon: Time Tracking & Timesheet Software Suite; ) to manage students attendance, staff attendance and for payroll as well. With the help of this app, teachers can view student’s details in a short time which is available in database and inform students about the status. And teachers can analyze attendance and total number of leaves left for that month.</p>