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Being a college student implies facing plenty of sources of stress. All of which can substantially worsen your productivity. And all of them can be broken down into two main categories: grades and reputation. The first one displays such threats as homework, coursework, endless tests, exams and college expulsion, while the second determines the absence of common respect, support and appreciation. B...

Improving your grades is a process that besides learning and сramming involves considering multiple factors. To not miss any of them, keep in mind that the whole system can be broken down into 3 main branches: physiological, communicational and educational. Physiological factors 1. KEEP THE AIR FRESH Stale air is a key physiological factor that your body will always take into account as top pr...

Being unable to concentrate during the studying process is the same as attempting to fly without wings. And in this article, we will cover how to “build” or “fix” them.   Main Focusing Guidelines Pick a quiet place Noise distraction is all you need to disperse your attention and to have a counterproductive studying experience. So before getting started make sure to find a place wher...

Regardless of the academic level every intelligent student at least once got into thinking about the ancient yet still relevant and excellent question “why is homework important?” To answer this question, we have to list the number of the benefits it can bring to the intellectual table of the student, what factors force students to hate it and how to avoid it. Advantages of Homework Routine ...

This is the sequel of the third article of the segment. Philipp von Lenard: Atomic Physics & Anti-Scientific Fascism Philipp Eduard Anton von Lenard (Philipp Eduard Anton von Lenard) - physicist, researcher in the field of solid-state physics and atomic physics, Nobel Prize laureate. Contribution Philipp was winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1905 for his work on cathode rays ...

This is the sequel of the second article of the segment. Robert Oppenheimer: Quantum Mechanics & Nuclear Physics Julius Robert Oppenheimer (April 22, 1904 - February 18, 1967) – was American theoretical physicist, professor of physics at the University of California at Berkeley, member of the US National Academy of Sciences (since 1941). Contributions Oppenheimer's most significa...

This is the sequel of the first article of the segment. Baron Kelvin: Thermodynamics & Antiscientific Stubbornness William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin (June 26, 1824 - December 17, 1907) better known as Lord Kelvin was a British mathematician, physicist, mechanic and engineer. Known for his work in the field of thermodynamics, mechanics, electrodynamics. One of nicknames was "King of Victo...

“All science is either physics or stamp collecting” Ernest Rutherford. In spite of physics having the biggest amount of the most mind-breaking discoveries, the history of this discipline has a huge number of followers who were not as wise in other aspects of their personal life. In this segment we will cover 8 iconic scientists from the perspective of their biggest contributions, as well a...

Here we are again with the new portion of exciting and mind-boggling news on statistics. Statistics can be a dangerous weapon if it gets to the hands of wrong people. It is easy to manipulate the minds of others when you present them with numbers and facts. Little do people know that there is a million ways of presenting the same information. Thanks to the scientific approach, statistics is also a...