Write an article based on this "Use down time to study. Set alarms to remind you to study. Start with items that are due first. Stick to a study schedule. Take short breaks. Minimize distractions."
article: Carry at least some of your homework around with you. Whenever you find yourself doing something that doesn't use your total concentration, pull out your homework and spend some time on it. This is particularly easy to do with reading assignments. If your assignment is more complex, just scribble down a few notes to get the brainstorming process started. Lunchtime is a great opportunity to work on an assignment and so is the commute home, as long as someone else is driving. If you have a part-time job, take advantage of the slow moments. If your instructor gives you time during the class period to study, take advantage of it. It is especially important to make good use of study halls if you are an athlete. If you have trouble remembering your designated study times, the alarm function on your phone or watch can be a big help. You can also use a calendar app, such as Google Calendar, to set reminder alerts. Alarms or alerts can also be useful for reminding you to sit down and go over your work schedule or update your planner at a designated time (e.g., every Sunday evening after dinner). When you sit down for work or plan out your work schedule, start with most critical items. The deadlines for these assignments will only get closer, and you don't want to procrastinate. Keeping them in the forefront of your mind will help you to complete them quickly and efficiently. For example, if a paper is due tomorrow, it gets priority over a worksheet that you must complete by next week. Don't get distracted by the idea of multitaskingtry to focus your attention on 1 project at a time. Make homework time a part of your everyday routine. If you plan to study while out, determine exactly when that is possible and maintain that schedule. If you plan to study at home, assess your workload when you first walk in the door and decide how much time is needed to complete everything. You can also set aside 1-3 hours a night to help you get ahead. When creating your schedule, consider when you work the best. Some people prefer to work late into the night, while others enjoy working in the morning. There is nothing wrong with getting up early to get a jump on homework as long as you can stick to that schedule. Divide up your homework time with quick, pre-planned breaks. Depending on the project that you are working on, it is a good idea to aim for a 5-minute break every 30 minutes or 1 15-minute break per hour. Set a timer on your phone to make sure that you don't work through your breaks. Get up and move around during your breaks. You're probably sitting while working, so now is the time to get the blood flowing and re-energize. Take a quick walk. Eat a healthy snack, like some almonds, and drink a bit of water too. If you can, work someplace where you will not be surrounded by distractions, such as TV screens, loud music, or talkative friends. If you have a tendency to get distracted by social media or other online content, consider downloading an app or browser extension to block your access to problem sites while you're studying. Your phone can be a major source of distraction. Consider turning it off while you're studying, or put it on airplane mode so that you can't browse the web or receive notifications.

Write an article based on this "Let your daughter know you're open for more conversation. Talk about your own romantic history. Give her hope for the future. Encourage your teen to keep up with activities."
article: Keeping things open is vital as time goes on. After the initial breakup, and your first talk about it, tell your daughter you're always there to listen. Your daughter will probably need to talk quite a bit in the ensuing months, so say something like, "If you ever need to talk about this more, just ask." After your daughter has had some time to grieve, she may want some perspective on the situation. At this point, you can tell her a bit about your own romantic history. This can help her see breakups are normal and people do get through them. Try to find a story where you went through something similar. Almost everyone has very rough breakups in their emotional history, so feel free to share yours with your teen. This will also increase the sense of intimacy between you and your teenager. Having a close, intimate bond can help your relationship stay strong through future hardships. Once your daughter has calmed down enough to see perspective, give her some hope. Remind her things do get better with time. Do so in a way that does not negate how she is feeling now, however, Do not say something like, "I went through the same thing when I was your age and I don't even think about it anymore. You're going to be fine." Instead, acknowledge what she's feeling and still give her hope. For example, "I know it hurts a lot right now, but remember that's not forever. I went through something similar, but there are better relationships out there for you." Your daughter may want to lock herself in her room for a few days. It's normal to want to be alone after a bad breakup; however, do not allow her to wallow for too long. Remaining preoccupied with the relationship and breakup may develop into larger issues down the road, like depression. Gently encourage her to keep up with regular activities and continue seeing her friends. This will help her heal. You may want to let your daughter sit out of her normal extracurricular activities at first, but make sure she returns to her usual sports, clubs, and hobbies. Staying busy will help prevent her from having obsessive thoughts about the relationship and help show her that life goes on. You can try to offer to have her friends over. Making your home hospitable to your daughter's friends may encourage her to be social. Help her stay engaged in hobbies and activities. If she likes to sew, consider buying her some new fabric or helping her start a new project. If she loves the outdoors, schedule a family hike.

Write an article based on this "Dress appropriately. Wear light colors. Wear light makeup. Get the right hairstyle."
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If you want to look sweet, it's important that you dress the part. Typically, a sweet look is achieved with modest clothing and youthful silhouettes, whereas wearing tight, revealing clothing will give you a more mature look. Keep a fun and youthful image in mind when you're getting dressed to achieve a sweet look. You can still dress cute while wearing modest clothing. For example, pair skirts and shorts with sweaters or crew neck t-shirts. Or instead of wearing a dress with heels, throw on some cute flats or sneakers. Combining cute skirts and dresses with modest and youthful pieces like sneakers and sweaters will create a sweet look. Instead of wearing tight fitting clothing, wear clothes that create a more youthful silhouette. Instead of a curve hugging dress, throw on an A-line dress (fitted on top, with full skirt bottom) or a baby doll dress (short, straight cut, and not fitted to the body). Tighter fitting clothes will give you a sexy, mature look, which isn't exactly the sweet look you're going for. Stick to youthful silhouettes that aren't too revealing. Lighter colors look much sweeter than darker colors, so make them a bigger part of your wardrobe. Swap out your dark colored clothing for light pastels, bright colors, and neutrals. Dressing in this lighter color palette automatically creates a sweeter, fun, and youthful look. If you choose to wear patterns, go with girly, cute patterns such as polka dots or floral prints. Avoid bold, crazy patterns. Keep it simple. A sweet look is a simple, classic look. Don't over-accesorize or go crazy with patterns. The sweet look isn't achieved with heavy contouring or intense eyeliner. Instead, go with a more natural look. Looking sweet is often associated with youth and innocence, so light makeup will give you the best results. Go with lighter colored lipsticks and lip glosses as opposed to deep colors. Use a small amount of foundation to even out your skin instead of caking foundation on to cover your skin. Applying heavy makeup looks much more mature, and less sweet.This will give your face a natural, radiant glow. Use shimmers or highlighters to highlight your cheekbones instead of contouring. This will give your face a natural, radiant glow. Use blush to give yourself sweet, rosy cheeks. If you love experimenting with makeup, play with bright lipsticks and eyeshadows. These lighter, brighter colors will give you the sweet look you're going for without the dramatics of a heavy eyeliner or dark lip. The perfect hairstyle makes or breaks any look. If you want to look sweet, it's best to avoid extreme hairstyles like mohawks, bright blue streaks, or a half shaved head. Go for a simple, more traditional hairstyle instead. Stick with natural hair colors blondes, brunettes, blacks, and natural reds instead of bright crazy hair dye colors like red, blue, pink, etc. Get a classic haircut. Whether you go with shoulder length with bangs, a short bob, a cute pixie cut, or long flowy waves, your hair should have a classic, simple cut. This will give you the sweet look you're going for. Avoid any wild or asymmetrical haircuts. Stick with simple hairstyles. Leave your hair down and tuck it behind your ears, try a nice bun, go with a simple ponytail, or wear your hair in youthful pigtail braids. Whatever style you go with, keep it simple and classic.