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Discover how your brain’s Reticular Activating System (RAS), and neuroplasticity work together to help you achieve your goals. The secret? Focus, repetition, and action. Let’s rewire your mind for success! 💡 #neuroscience #manifestation #lawofattraction #MentalHealth #lemon8community

While preparing for my own TEAS exam, I've looked over all the recommended studies from tutors and study groups for the best topics to study for the TEAS exam 2025, and decided to share that list here! #teas #prenursingstudent #study #nursingschool

These are some of my favorite methods to use for science classes. I used these mostly in AP bio in high school, but they can work for most classes. Do NOT: - Rely only on flashcards. They can be a great study method, but it’s not usually enough to just memorize definitions so make sure to st

This book caught my eye and I don't regret purchasing it. This book is filled with bite-sized info to learn computer science and coding, and the information was also very well presented. When I shared this book one day, I got a lot of messages about the book details so I also included them here

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I've been thinking of entering the data science field for some time, and especially in today's job market, it’s really helpful to have something that sets you apart from everyone else. Even if you're just thinking, these courses will give you an taste of what it’s like to study and work

Ready to unlock serious glute growth? Science has the answers! 1️⃣ Train glutes 2–3 times per week. This frequency allows for recovery while maximizing muscle stimulation. 2️⃣ Focus on progressive overload. Gradually increase the weight, reps, or sets for continuous growth. 3️⃣ Incorporate co

It’s midterms season, and everyone is usually pretty stressed around this time, including yours truly! Anatomy is a beast for real! However I thought I’d share some of my favorite learning tips with you for a slightly easier way to study! 📖 🔑Feynman Technique: You get to pretend to be the t

1️⃣ Move to Boost Focus 🏃‍♀️ If your brain feels foggy, your body might be the problem! Studies show that even light exercise—like a 5-20 min walk, climbing the stairs, or stretching—boosts blood flow to the brain, improving focus and memory. Think of it like a “brain refresh” button. Next time

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1️⃣ Discrete Mathematics: My toughest battle. I faced the unfamiliar territory of abstract concepts and rigorous proofs. It was the only class I've failed so far, but I didn't give up. Retaking it the next semester, I dedicated myself to mastering proofs and the unique logic of discrete mat

Had the best kissing session last night and got curious about the actual benefits🤔 So..turns out kissing is like natural medicine, it lowers cortisol (stress hormones), helps your heart health and also brings you closer to your partner! Every time we kiss I feel that instant mood lift and now I k

ლ(╹◡╹ლ) Offering free data science courses is vital for students aiming to secure internships and jobs as it democratizes access to essential skills. In today's data-driven world, proficiency in data science is highly sought after across industries. By providing these courses at no cost, educa

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Ready to take the first steps toward med school? 🩺✨ Here are the essential science classes you’ll need before applying: Biology 🧬 – Understand the basics of life! Chemistry 🔬 – Both general and organic are key. Physics ⚛️ – Get to grips with the laws of nature. Biochemistry 🍏 – Dive into the

Overall, I think my favorite was deff Microbiology🧫🦠. Was such a love/hate relationship 😩😂😂. Anyways what is/was your major? And what was your favorite class?🥰 #nursingschoolmotivation #nursingstudent #college #newcreator #healthscience #school #ratingclasses

If you are interested in Computer Science, these FREE courses from Stanford make learning easy and accessible for everyone: 1. Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part 1. In this course you are going to learn about: * "Big-oh" notation * Sorting and searching * Divide and conquer (master

Potential and kinetic science notes. Red means stored potential and green means kinetic 😁 #notes #stem #scienceteacher #science #notetaking

i am screaming right nowww🙌 If you’re a fellow girly on the go who wants to make the most out of your ✨hot girl walk✨ look no where else!!!! The Japanese recently discovered the ULTIMATE walking protocol that delivers 4x the benefits of walking 10k steps per day, for a total of only 30 MINUTES🙌 Th

When I first started coding, I felt totally lost, until I found these tools that completely changed the game for me: 1️⃣ Visual Studio Code: This is my go-to code editor. It’s lightweight, customizable, and has all the extensions you need to make coding easier and more efficient. Seriously, once

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Unlocking the Mysteries of Consciousness: A Journey Through Science & Spirituality I'm so excited to share this series that's been close to my heart—a deep dive into the intertwining of science and spirituality, exploring altered states, shadow work, soul evolution, and the neuroscie

✨ explores the social and biological factors that can influence our empathy levels, explains the key distinction between cognitive and affective forms of empathy ✨ shows how low empathy can lead to dehumanizing behavior. #science #read #recommendedbooks

“Spark" by John Ratey is a book that explores the powerful connection between exercise and the brain It reveals how physical activity doesn't just improve our bodies but also boosts our mental health, learning abilities, and overall happiness Through scientific research and real-life

✨If you were wondering if getting a Computer Science degree is actually worth it, then the best way to find out is to look at the jobs you can get with it! If any of these jobs sound interesting to you then you might want to look at getting a CS degree! I am in my third year as a CS student an