Arina

Christmas and New Year are coming… as well as credits and exams. A vast majority of students get s stressed and still does’t know how to manage a timetable and jungle all these things like credit preparation and holiday time. I believe that an article that I found on the Guardian will be a great tip advisor for all students. The name of the article is How to revise without ruining Christmas – by exam experts . It contains seven different pieces of advice given by ex-students, lectors and psychologists. You can find it interesting because the tips are quite short and they may really help you. The first tip is repeating material wherever you are. It is better that you read your notes out loud. It may be useful to rewrite something you cannot memorize to refresh your knowledge. Secondly, we are supposed to identify the time we are most productive, in order to manage our resources reasonably. It said that the morning is the most productive time of the day for a great number of stu...

As the world changes, so many disasters occur in our lives. Flooding, hurricanes, avalanches, volcano eruptions and so on. Every time I see the news about it, I can’t leave it without drawing attention to it. It is always terrifying to hear that someone is dead because of natural disaster. It comes to my mind that everyone could be a victim. That’s why I decided to write an opinion essay about New Zeland’s volcano eruption which took place on one of the New Zeland’s island called White Island. White Island is a popular place among tourists. So on the 10th of December there were plenty of them. The tourists weren’t warned about the coming eruption, so 6 people didn’t have a chance to escape. Thirty-one people are injured and stay in hospitals. Due to helicopter pilots and doctors, they are alive. Eight people are still missing. Volcanologists describe the eruption as short-lived and impulsive. Some water flow caused the eruption, so magma started lifting out of blue. Modern-day te...