greetings, i have 14 days until school starts. but i need to finish my research...please provide some motivation or any reality check so i get back to work 👍
i will read all of these, i will upvote all of them to save time, thank you!
hi! i’m a Sikh, meaning i practice Sikhism. I’ve seen a handful of videos online saying that you can’t be a feminist while practicing a religion, and I was wondering if this is also considered incompatible with Sikhism?? thank you :)
p.s. sorry if this is badly worded! i’m genuinely just curious and not trying to be disrespectful toward anyone or their beliefs.
Hi! I’m a high-school student beginning a 7 month long science-fair research project on tuberculosis, and I’m currently in the problem-space exploration stage rather than choosing a specific project.
I’m broadly exploring areas such as transmission, latent TB, drug resistance, treatment, drug delivery, vaccines, immunology, host-pathogen interactions, epidemiology, healthcare systems, environmental factors, diagnostics, and emerging technologies. However I have not choosen a topic, nor do I have any idea!
I’d especially value perspectives from physicians, nurses, infectious-disease specialists, pulmonologists, public-health professionals, and other healthcare workers who have experience with TB.
From your clinical experience:
I’m trying to understand the real-world problems clinicians encounter so I can later identify a meaningful research gap that could potentially become an experimentally feasible student project.
Any perspectives or resources would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you and have a good day/night!
Hi! I’m a high-school student starting a long-term science-fair research project on tuberculosis.
I’m currently trying to explore the TB problem space broadly rather than choosing a specific topic yet. I’m looking into areas including transmission, latent TB, drug resistance, treatment, drug delivery, vaccines, immunology, host-pathogen interactions, epidemiology, healthcare systems, environmental factors, diagnostics, and AI/data science. I'm still pretty confused on what topic to choose so I am asking you all.
For TB patients, clinicians, researchers, public-health workers, or anyone with relevant experience:
What TB problem do you think is currently underappreciated, poorly understood, or just in need of better solutions?
What is something you wish more researchers or students were paying attention to? Even if its just a thought, please feel free to comment it. Doesn't have to be formal!
I’m especially interested in problems that remain unresolved despite existing research and interventions. Providing personal experiences is also helpful :)
I’d really appreciate any perspectives, resources, or research areas you think I should investigate.
Thank you! Stay safe and take care.
hi! im going in grade 9, my average last year was like 84-89... i am much more of a science/math person, i honestly dont like studying english.
next year goal is 92-95. my average dropped because of english.
any tips, what was the hardest thing about grade 9 ela? i know that we do professional emails, which i think will be pretty easy because i write atleast 2-3 emails a week, but i still would be happy with any input!
yay!!!!
Hello! Firstly I would like to thank everyone in this thread as many of the users here have helped me :)
School starts in 20 ish days, im really bored right now and I have the urge to do a huge math learning session (yes I love math)!
If someone could please provide me a list with math or like, in general, any topics that have been mentioned on the ACT in the past, that'd be great. Honestly, like, I hope I'm not asking much from anyone, but if anyone does have some sort of list like this, that would be great. And if I'm being honest, the more detailed it is, the more helpful it is to me.
Unfortunately, I am not the type of person to, like, you know, write the broad, like, you know, like, for example, algebra is not, like, something that I feel like would benefit me on an extreme amount, but perhaps, like, algebra one or algebra two-based topics, that would be much more beneficial for myself.
Also, um, I'm going into grade 9, and if you guys have any tips for me, please let me know if you guys have any tips that are given to myself are documented into my journal, firstly.
And, lastly, I did make a post, and unfortunately, I led a lot of users to believe that I'm taking the ACT now, which I'm not. I will be taking it in the end of my 10th and beginning of my 11th year, based on testing dates and how confident I am, because I feel like I learn material fast.
Thank you! :)
Hi, I'm a grade 9 student and I have been working on a few research projects. I have about less than 400 pages worth of material to print. Unfortunately, I've tried looking into getting my material printed at the library. However, my total is still going to be significantly out of budget. Do you guys have any recommendations for printing services in the Edmonton region that are decently low cost or somewhat affordable? Or if there are any locations that offer, like, a student discount, that would be great. Also, if you guys could also, like, I'm sorry if this is too much to ask, but if you, like, already know on the top of your head, like, don't search it up if you, like, don't know, if you guys could please let me know about how much it costs per page in black and white, just normal A4 paper, that'd be lovely. Thank you!!
hi!
I am not in grade 12, however I am going to highschool pretty soon like in a year and im confused about alot of things, one of which being if i should take AP classes or not!
here are my grades from last year:
i like studying but i dont want it to be like i get all this work load and then im like fried, i want to study in america so i still need to keep my grades up but some of the more fancy universities like AP classes idk
also how do you know if you want to take AP or IB? whats the difference?
finally, next year i have chem (going to grade 9), do you guys think chem is hard?
thanks and sorry if this is in the wrong sub-reddit
I did my first full push-up today like full no knees on the ground or whatever!!
anyways, i just have 5 pound dumbells and i just do simple bicep curls i think that is what they are called idk like just spamming them for the past few days while watching tv, i have no clue what i am doing!
i just want to make arm muscle in the sense like its visible like people say "wow shes jacked" before early September, im eating lots of protein and working out consistently.
any advice?
sorry if this is a bad question, i dont have any friends in the 12th grade so i have no clue
hi! I am going into grade 9 and i am studying for the act, however im really confused because the nearest school in which i can take the test is like 5 hours away (i am in canada), what can i do?
i do not wanna take the sat, the act for me is significantly easier based on practice tests, i like to finish tests with more straightforward questions :)
however i will consider taking the sat aswell but im not confusing on it just in case
please provide some advice, im very confused, sorry first time posting on reddit