How to Improve Study Habits

For students 13 through college graduation, Christine Reidhead's guide to building study skills is an extremely important book for those who want to secure their future through good grades.Too many students' grades are falling, especially in a time when regular classrooms cannot fully open. Parents everywhere are at a loss regarding what to do with their responsibilities in the face of the increasing downturn in their children's grades. It seems as though, with the advent of social media, the attention of a lot of students has been shifted from their books to their smartphones or computers. Apart from social media, blame has also been put on a decline in the interest of students regarding education in general. Students, at the moment, do not have the motivation or zeal, as it seems, to even study.

Good study habits, or skills, are solutions to the problems experienced by students. This has been true for a long time, but the world is changing rapidly, which also means that the tools employed during study have to be changed in order to keep up.

This is especially true as a result of the covid-19 pandemic that has forced students to study and learn from home rather than in the classroom. E-Learning, or online learning, can be effective, but only if the student has the discipline and drive to succeed using the tools and materials they are provided by teachers. Without strong study skills the student will fall behind in the classroom. Online the failure to develop good study skills can be devastating, leading to an inability to achieve the success in life the student could otherwise achieve.

This excellent guide walks students through skills and habits which a student, or a person, employs while studying in order to make the most out of the experience. The kind of skills employed by a person, whether good or bad, determines how successful they will be in the process of learning, and Reidhead shows how to understand study skills, discover what kind of learner you are, develop great study skills, avoid bad study habits, identify the best places to study, and how to keep up with Online Learning during the current ovid-19 pandemic. It also helps parents and students to identify when certain students are studying excessively, harming the effectiveness of their studying.

This is a must book for students who want good grades. Both a guide and a self-help book, it can help any student of any age, middle school through graduate school, succeed in their classes whether they are held in a classroom or online.

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A Time for God

 

A Time for God

We live in uncertain and perilous times, where life as we know it can change with or without our permission. Our world is incredibly fast and demanding, sometimes not leaving enough hours or minutes in each day for us to accomplish everything. Family obligations and personal and professional responsibilities can consume all our time and energy. If we aren't careful, we can get burned out and overloaded with busy work. A TIME FOR GOD is a 365-day devotional that helps us pause, prioritize and receive direction for our lives.

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Still a Lady

 

Still a Lady: 

Clarity, Love, and Light during a Global Pandemic

Still a Lady takes the reader on an introspective journey of self-love, romance, overcoming hardship, and self-empowerment. Through Monica El’s poetic advocacy, she offers support, encouragement, and inspiration with the power of the written word. Moreover, these poems serve as an affirmation of one’s true self and a reminder than authenticity and vulnerability are not to be avoided, but embraced. By book’s end, each reader will be instilled with an unwavering sense of courage to turn their dreams into reality, even in the face of a global pandemic.

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Episodes in the Life of a NBA Mother

 

Episodes in the Life of a NBA Mother

A Non-fictional, Narrative, Inspirational Novel

As a mother, Freida Wesson Bosh, and her son, Chris Bosh drafted at the age of 19 as the fourth NBA pick going to Toronto Raptors. That was years ago. Her son was drafted to play and the years as a NBA Mother involved work. Releasing her 19 years old son into a league of seasoned professionals in every way of life like agents, marketers, dream sellers and all that. 

There are 30 NBA teams, 15 players per team, 82 games per season, with 41 home and 41 away. Plus, NBA All Star Games, Olympic World games and marketing appearances.

"My goal was my son's success and based on what I and others have experienced I get a grade of A+. Right off the cuff I had to gain NBA Mother off the court knowledge. Exposing my entire life slowly until one day it's out there, my family life as seen by the public on network TV, judged by people I have never met. Then it doesn't matter if what they hear of see is lies, anything goes!"

Read the truth!

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Man UNcivilized: 

If you hate men, you'll hate this book

THIS BOOK IS THE KEY FOR MEN BUILDING THE LIFE MEN WANT TO LIVE, NOT THE ONE A WARPED SOCIETY DEMANDS OF THEM.

If you're a man, you need to read this book. If you know men, date men, are married to a man, or are raising a young man — you need to read this book.

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Out of Kilter

 

Out of Kilter

Britain – sometime in the future. Law and order has broken down and people are fighting each other for the country's dwindling supply of food. Most members of the British government have decamped to the Scilly Isles to avoid the riots.

Linden Tallis, a champion archer, unwillingly becomes the custodian of R311, a deadly biological agent, courtesy of her scientist brother. MI6 officer Jack Ormond tries to take the agent from her to keep it out of the hands of Colonel John March, a fascist dictator who plans to take over the country. But Linden doesn't trust Jack, and as a consequence the Colonel manages to take the R311. 

Linden, Jack, the Prime Minister and several others team up in an attempt to retrieve the R311 from the Colonel, who will use the agent to gain and keep control. Enduring hunger and hardship in their quest to remove the Colonel from power, and knowing they are no match for his fighting machine, their quest seems hopeless...until, using their wits and courage, they embark on an outrageous offensive that just might succeed.

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HUSH MONEY: 

How One Woman Proved Systemic Racism in her Workplace and Kept her Job

Colorado Springs authors Delilah Harris, Jacquie Abram, and Deborah Harris chronicle the story of a resilient Black woman fighting systemic racism in Corporate America in their new book “HUSH MONEY”

Local authors Delilah Harris, Jacquie Abram, and Deborah Harris, recently released an amazing new book in “HUSH MONEY,” where they narrate the story of a twenty-eight-year-old Black woman and her struggles with systemic racism in her workplace. Inspired by true events, “HUSH MONEY: How One Woman Proved Systemic Racism in her Workplace and Kept her Job” is currently available on Amazon.

The issue of racism has been a century-long problem that unfortunately seems unresolvable. And although several initiatives have been put in place to address this scourge due to the Black Lives Matter movement and the racial reckoning occurring around the world, the systemic nature of racism has made it even more difficult to effectively address the issue and its inherent problems. In “Hush Money,” the authors shine more light on the issue with the case study of Ebony, a strong, resilient Black woman who was living in poverty with her mother, struggling to make ends meet, and longing for a chance to live the American dream.  

After years of working dead-end jobs, Ebony obtained employment with an organization that put her on the path to accomplishing her goal of living the American dream.  But things quickly took a turn for the worst when Ebony's boss resigned unexpectedly and was replaced with a racist one, and the American dream, the dream that made her believe she would have the same opportunities as everyone else, became a living nightmare as she was abused, humiliated, and stripped of all dignity, confidence, and strength year after year.

Eventually, Ebony found courage, learned how to fight back through trial and error, and made the transition from racial discrimination victim to racial discrimination victor.

In writing “HUSH MONEY: How One Woman Proved Systemic Racism in her Workplace and Kept her Job”, the authors seek to inspire readers to rise above any challenge and fight every form of injustice.

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