ADHD
How to Study With ADHD: Some Actually Helpful Advice & Explanation
As a person with ADHD who studied neuroscience and psychology in undergrad and science writing in grad, I want to give my own two cents on how to study that worked for me.
Natalya Hall
Musing
The Teaching Gene
My mom always claimed that the teaching gene skipped her. I disagree.
Speech&Debate
What Am I Doing as a Teacher?
I didn't think my career path would go this way, but I'm glad it did. I'm glad I could be of help.
A Review of "Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear" by Elizabeth Gilbert
When I was at Johns Hopkins, I had to choose a book to read and write a report on. The various books on the list were about writing tools, the life of a writer, and the creativity in the writing process. Helpful things for sure, if you're not
ADHD
A Review of One Week on ADHD Medication
What's it like being on vyvanse? Among the other problems that have molded my brain, I have ADHD. Before medication, I didn't have a baseline of what it's like with the disorder because I didn't know what normalcy feels like. What the
New Year, New Goals, New Me?
When the new year started, I began with a slight advantage over those who were wracking their brains to figure out their new year's resolutions. I had to write mine down to graduate Johns Hopkins University. Part of the capstone project was writing - and submitting for peer
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