Otilia Biriuc
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What is the best studying method for you?
I've tried many things but have no luck, kinda winging everything, and the grades show. Trying to see if there's something I haven't thought about or a new approach to an old method.
Why is emotional intelligence just as important as clinical skills in nursing, and how can I start developing it now? #Spring25
I used to think nursing was all about knowing the right procedures, but the more I learn, the more I realize it's the emotional moments that define the job, the moments when a patient is terrified, a family feels hopeless, or a child just needs someone to hold their hand. Clinical skills can...
What are the five motivations every college/ university student should have on those inevitable rough days? #spring25
I grew up in an environment where I learned not to ask too many questions, which led me to stop advocating for myself as much as I should have. This resulted in self-doubt and a tendency to seek validation from others. I would like to understand the key motivations a person should have to...
What is one thing I should look out for when teaching English to high school students??
I'm still a senior in high school, graduating in May of 2025. I want to be an English teacher because it's something I'm really passionate about and I can't wait for other people to learn the curriculum. I'm worried that I might appear boring to some of the students I teach so I'd love some...
What are some studying tips?
I am currently enrolled in a community college and am going to transfer and know the work load will be heavier and need more tips to absorb the knowledge
How do I develop good study habits?
I struggle to focus. I cannot take good notes.
How does years of learning basic english, math, and science relate to our field of study if some of these subjects don't apply to our future?
As an 11th grader, I always wondered how each of these subjetcs would apply to my future. I wondered what would happen if I hadn't learned these basic school skills and focused on my career.
How do you know you chose the right career for you?
How do you know you chose the right career for you?
What can I be involved in or do in college which will prepare me for my career and give me a boost above other candidates? #Spring25
I will be an incoming college freshman next year and want to start preparing myself for post graduation. I am majoring in management and I want to be involved while in college. I am wondering what will give me experience and involvement that will stand out from other candidates.