Write an article based on this "Go straight home. Sit in a quiet place, free of distractions. Play some music softly. Take out your homework. Make homework a daily habit. Enjoy the rest of your day."
article: Try to get home as soon as you can so you have more time later to hang out with your friends. Make sure the place is comfortable enough to work at, but not so comfortable that you will fall asleep. Make sure it isn't really cold, and get comfortable in a big sweatshirt, but make sure it isn't really hot because that can make you really tired. Studies have shown that if you listen to music, you can increase productivity. Just make sure it doesn't drive you away from the work. Also, keep some "brain food" nearby, like fruits, vegetables, or maybe a sandwich. Just don't use anything messy! Look in your agenda and see what you have to do. Example: in math, you have to do page 537, numbers 2-28. So instead of putting it off, just do it! That's only 27 problems! Even if you have several days to do your homework, do a little each day! Let's say for the same example above, you have three days to complete it. Rather than doing it all in one night, why not just do ten a day? When you're done with all your homework, then you can call your friends, play video games, do chores; the possibilities are endless. Just remember to put your outfit out before you go to bed at night.

Write an article based on this "Check for spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Make sure your letter follows your outline. Send the pain letter to the hiring manager."
article: Once you have a draft of the pain letter, take some time to make sure there are no errors or typos. Read the letter out loud to catch any spelling, grammar, or punctuation issues. Circle all the punctuation marks in the letter and make sure they are all correct. You can also read the letter backwards to check for spelling. This will force you to focus on each word to confirm it is spelled correctly. Check the organization of the letter to ensure it contains all the necessary information. Compare the letter to your outline and make sure you have all four sections of a standard pain letter in your letter. You can also make a reverse outline using your pain letter. Write down each section in the margin of the letter to confirm all four are present. Once the letter is at its best, send it in an email to the hiring manager. In the email, note you are responding to a job description and include a friendly sign off, such as "All the best," or "Yours." If you are sending the pain letter blind, you may write a short note in the email outlining the pain you are addressing in your letter and a sign off like, "Hope to hear from you," or "Please reach out if my solutions seem attractive to you."

Write an article based on this "Make lists a week or two before the trip. Make sure you have every thing you need, including things to entertain you or young children. Charge your electronics. Talk to people going on the trip beforehand. Be sure you have booked your hotel two or three days before you reach your destination to ensure availability."
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List what will go in your suitcase and make another list of things you need to do before the trip. This can include getting a car tune-up, or washing/waxing/cleaning the car. This will help you be less stressed since everything is written on paper, and you will be less likely to forget something. If you have a portable DVD player, make sure everything is set up in the car the night before, as it will save time later. Make sure you are keeping track of any of their devices (Gameboy, DS, iPad, etc) Even if you have a car charger, it will be easier to sit back with your phone than being tangled with a cord. Download what you need. Want the hottest new songs to listen to during the car ride? Download it. Want to get the new game that just came out? Download it. Want to watch the movie your friends say is awesome? Download it. Don't wait for the last minute to download new songs, apps, and movies. If you have people going with you on the trip, make sure you have everything planned out. Set a time for rest stops and when to switch turns in driving. If you are one of several who drives, create a schedule to figure out who drives when and where. Plan when you will take rest stops and when you will get food.