Five Things You Should Do Between A & P 1 and A & P 2

Ah, there ' s abreak between semesters! You ' ve survived A&P 1 and have temporarily put it —along with everything else related to school—out of your mind. You even wonder to yourself, " why am I reading THIS? School is out! "The answer to that question is, " because somewhere deep inside, I realize that A&P 2 is looming in the near future for me. "Here are five tips for beingready for A&P 2:Relax and refresh. It ' s a break, after all! Academic calendars purposely have breaks in them to allow you to " take a breather " and get your head out of your books for a while. Sort of like dreaming, it gives your brain time to assimilate what you ' ve learned and get ready for the next round. If you don ' t take some time for yourself to relax and refresh yourself, A&P 2 won ' t be so easy for you.Attend to " real " life. A&P 1 was more rigorous and time-consuming than you thought it was going to be. You found yourself putting friends and family " on hold " while you focused on keeping your head above water. Now ' s a good time to reconnect. And explain why you ' ve had to be so focused. It might also be a good time to make sure they ' re all on board for another semester or two of not seeing you so much —making them truepartnersin this " training phase " of your life.Review what you ' ve accomplished.Take a small amount of time to review what you learned in A&P 1 —which was an awful lot!&...
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