- Coffee, coffee, coffee
- Since going to the library usually isn’t an option; set aside 30 minutes – 1 hour before the kids wake up or after they go to bed to work on school
- Be realistic in your study goals. A 3 hour cram session is probably not going to happen. Aim for lots of 30 minute sessions
- Coffee, coffee, coffee
- Use a planner to write down assignment due dates and goals (I would be lost without mine)
- Use lots of sticky notes so you can easily find where you left off
- Use highlighters…A LOT! (The bookstore isn’t going to buy your book back anyway)
- Accept the fact that the children WILL interrupt you
- Have a separate study space where the dirty dishes, laundry and unswept floor won’t distract you
- Coffee, coffee, coffee
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From a coffee lover all I can say is coffee coffee coffee!
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It must be hard to fit in studying around children however I think that your point of smaller 30 minute study sessions and a clear space to work in definitely help. Thanks for your help.
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I love how inspired and motivated you are for being a mom but also trying to keep up with school. Keep up with the good work!
xo Tina
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Thank you! It can be very challenging but I just try to take it one day at a time 🙂
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These are great! I remember when my mom was in school when my sister and I were younger. I remember her sitting on the computer a lot and doing tons of typing, and we were supposed to leave her alone. Serious kudos to Mom’s to go back to school with kids!
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Thanks!! It’s a lot of work but going back to school makes me happy and I know it will benefit my family too 🙂
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Yeeeeees for the coffee! Not a mom yet but I’m sure this will be very helpful in the future. Keep it up!.
Xoxo,
Sc
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