Staying Motivated from a Student’s Perspective

Brenden Kaiser (’24) shares some advice for how to stay motivated. “…the first step to staying motivated and getting things done on time is to ignore that little voice telling you to let it go, as difficult as it may be.”

Hey, I am Zach Hammer (’24), and I am qualified to discuss missing school because I am a competitive Rock Climber who competes all over the world. It has been rough, but I have had to stay caught up while missing weeks of school at a time for competitions. I hope this guide can help you whenever you may have to miss school.

Winning the Battle Against Procrastination

Annalisa DeGuzman (’23) reflects on why we procrastinate and offers advice for writers on how to combat it. “…with slow and steady efforts, we can all spend less time staring at a blank screen and agonizing over assignments, and more time writing creatively and doing other things we love.”

Combatting Senioritis

Soon-to-be-graduating Senior Nina Taleb Bendiab (’23) offers advice for this year and next year’s Seniors on battling senioritis. “…we all need to remember and honor the immense effort being put into all the time and work to get us here.”

Beat the Burnout: Five Steps to Help You Finish the Trimester Strong

Olivia Palmbos (’23) provides tips and tricks to help Skyline students tackle the last push to final’s week. “Approaching a massive to-do list on your own can feel hopeless, but this does not have to be the case…Communicating with those you are working with will open the door to receiving support, accommodations, and/or agreeable solutions that will help you manage and get ahead of your workload.”