How do you cope with school stress?

[Candykiss]

Getting back from a 7 hour school day and having to do more homework, projects, and assignments 

[Come Back Sand Unplugged]

When you feel like there's no way out, sleep is the only way.

[Tee]

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Procrastination

Keys to success

[Miss Maple]

I listen to music, or take a 25 minute nap before starting homework/projects 

[Symphonyâ„¢]

Cutting

[Bromide]

make sure you stay organised! Also have regular breaks e.g. one every 1/2hours for 30mins to freshen your mind

[I Am Youngjae]

I honestly like doing a lot of school work but if it gets too much, i take a nap

[Shithead]

I just don't go. Just turn up for the exams at the end of the year and spend the rest of the year playing games.

[Hoplz]

Sleeping. Dramas. Tv, books, sleeping, sleeping, being with good friends

[B612]

look at the kawaii side of life

 

u'll relax a bit

[Kaity]

When you feel like there's no way out, sleep is the only way.

basically.

 

i just take a nap whenever i feel overwhelmed

[fgt]

seppuku helped me

 

now i'm on top of all of my classes candy

[pizza]

sleep and grossly weep in the shower.

[flamekrayt]

Internet mostly... internet and procrastination..

[yohji]

Working out did wonders for me.

[abra]

I do other stuff OTL

[desu]

Listening to Dress To Kill.

[evil4life]

[SEWER RAT]

I don't.

 

[초췌]

you are a senior judy

you have like 2 months left of school judy

you need to stop caring judy

[twinky]

sleep, hangs out with friends, surf internet, eat, shopping, went up a hill and shout, warm and relaxing bath

[mnt21]

sleep can solve all of your problems.

[Elisa]

If i feel too stressed with school work I just remind myself that my health is more important than whatever assignment that I'm working on. I'll just put down whatever I'm working on and read a book, watching a tv show, talk to a friend, etc. After awhile the stress goes away on its own and I can continue on my assignment in peace. The most important thing when it comes to school stress is to just not panic and overreact.

[North and South]

I'm in the same boat. And amongst procrastinating all of you are such sarcastic little bums lol, I honestly find it helps to plan things on a day by day basis. It just makes things easier to tackle, especially when I feel overwhelmed. I tend to stick to a self composed hourly schedule as well, in terms of short term goals, and I try to study effectively (only read through the notes 5 times at most, use the textbook as notes and highlight information instead of wasting time and rewriting it, do practice problems and old exams instead wasting time on theory, use the internet for assignment and lab questions instead of trying to receive an epiphany from notes). 

 

My friend however is the slow and steady sort though. She'll start studying relatively early, and slowly and carefully build up her understanding in all the subjects. Like she'll do chapters 1-3 for all of her subjects on one day, then 3-6 the next. She says that she likes how she's getting a very clear and thorough understanding of everything, and that it gives her a tangible sense of reaching completion. We both get good grades, we both displace our stresses, but just in very different ways.

 

She's just an organized person who knows what she's doing, and I'm honestly a mess who'll stay up till 4 in the morning on the internet before an exam because I have next to no self control, and so have perfected the art of the all nighter.

[Athena]

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