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Nobody should stop learning. Whether in formal classrooms, at extracurricular activities or at home, we constantly absorb what is around us.
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This is not a letter to reminisce on our time together or wish for all the things that I wanted to be different. It is a letter of goodbye.
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If we are to thrive as students, it is wise to prioritize our mental health. UC Berkeley has a plethora of special mental health and emotional wellness services, available to all students, staff and faculty, that may help you on your journey.
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When I buy a notebook, there are so many things I could do with it that I end up getting overwhelmed. Check out these five ways of using your blank notebook!
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Throughout my life, I have learned multiple instruments ranging from string and wind instruments such as violin and flute to percussion instruments such as piano and drums. Even though the mechanisms of each specific instrument are extremely different, the learning process was more or less the same.
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“Ungrading” attempts to alleviate the stress and anxiety of traditional grading and test-taking by allowing students to determine their own grades.
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If all you’ve been listening to are road trip songs and beach day playlists, you probably need to get your head in the game for this semester. The perfect remedy is to listen to songs about school and learning!
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If you are tired of spending the first three weeks of school playing catch-up, here are five ways for you to keep up on the language you are studying.
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Put Rosetta Stone aside because if you implement the following simple practices in your language-learning journey, you’ll learn more than you ever thought you could.
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A study led by campus researchers found that higher levels of education are linked to later ages of peak cognitive performance.
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