context: How to act quiet and mysterious
Try to shorten the things you want to say.
Never say anything more than you need to say. ( example: correct " what are you doing after school? ", " nothing.
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next sentence for the context: " incorrect, " what are you doing after school? ", " i'm gonna go home, sit down, read a book, eat supper and then maybe go shopping. ") keep the details to a minimum.

context: How to exercise with a broken wrist
Go for a walk or a jog.
Walking and jogging have many health benefits and can be easily done with a broken wrist. Depending on your exercise goal, you can adjust your distance and intensity to make the exercise harder.
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next sentence for the context: Be sure to keep your wrist in a neutral position while walking. Slightly tighten your stomach muscles and keep your back straight to engage your core muscles.

context: How to get rid of study backlogs
Stay calm.
Panicking or beating yourself up over your current situation will accomplish little. Instead, focus on staying in control of your actions and mind.
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next sentence for the context: Repeat to yourself, " i can do this, " while taking a few deep breaths. Think about another time that you faced a difficult situation and beat it.

context: How to know if your kids are overscheduled
Notice moodiness and anxiety.
All activities come with internal and external expectations. The more activities your child is involved in, the more pressure they will feel trying to meet these expectations.
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This may cause depression, anxiety, consistent bad moods or quietness, and avoidance of friends and family. Correct this by speaking with your child.