Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Research the best classes available to you. Speak to your professors about the courses you found most challenging. Meet with a counselor or mental health specialist.

Answer: Go through the course catalogue and make a star next to any classes that get you excited about going back into the classroom. One of the best ways to cope with academic failure is finding classes that you'd really love to take. If you can feel jazzed about resuming your studies, even if the subject material might be different from what you studied last year, it'll be easier to move on from previous struggles. Think about what aspects of your classes gave you the most trouble in the previous year. Was is the format of the test? Did you have to write difficult papers? Once you identify what challenged you, seek advice from a professor or teaching assistant. Ask if they have recommendations or strategies for how to succeed in areas that you find particularly daunting. f>http://www.academictips.org/acad/first_y_i_c/learnfromfailure.html</ref> Take notes during your meeting and decide on a realistic course of action. Ask professors for additional resources that you can engage with over the summer in order to better prepare for success during the next school year. The transition to university life is hugely disruptive and can cause many students to feel lonely and overwhelmed during their first year. For many students, failure in the first year is not a reflection of academic ability, but a symptom of an underlying emotional or psychological issue. Recognize that it is 100% normal to need time to adjust to the social, emotional, and mental hurdles of college. Even if you feel emotionally sound, talking with a counselor about ways to achieve academic success can help keep you on track. Always be aware that there are groups and organizations to support students through academic and emotional struggles. If you were unable to achieve the success you wanted during your first year, talk to a trusted loved one about seeking some additional support through a mental health professional.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Talk to everyone who will use the room. Pick a theme. Choose a color palette. Stick with your theme. See what other people did.

Answer: The room will not be for you alone, so talk to everyone who will be spending time in the room and see what they want. Talk to the kids to see how they would like the room to look and to your partner or whoever else will be playing with the kids in that room. Making the room look like a rainforest or the open seas with pirate decorations will, of course, excite everyone who enters the room at first but could grow stale over time. Picking a theme doesn't have to be as intense as turning the whole room into a submarine but can be as simple as a certain pattern present in different areas of the room. Other themes that are not as consuming include making it look like an old-time classroom or just including a lot of wooden furniture and wooden accents in the room. Have fun with it! You can be as simple or as complex as you want. Picking out bright colors and large patterns will attract a child's attention and stimulate their senses. Soft yellows, pinks and blues are good colors for walls because these leave the room bright and can go with a various amount of furnishings. Primary colors, red, yellow and blue, are popular and are always a good choice, but exploring other color palettes in order to create a room that suits you as well as your young one is completely encouraged. Remember, you're going to end up spending a lot of time in the room, so making a room that you like is just as important as making it so your kid will like it as well. If you choose to make your room outer space themed, try to have everything you pick out for the room geared towards that. Maybe have a light fixture shaped like a helmet or a ceiling fan like a ufo, put stars on the ceiling and have a rug designed like a meteor. The sky's the limit (literally!) with how many things you can have in the room that match the theme. Pinterest is overflowing with playroom decoration ideas that can help inspire you in making your playroom. This can help get you moving if you're unsure of the direction you want to go with your space. But don't just copy what someone else did. This room should have your thumbprint on it, giving it its own unique style.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand bronchitis. Understand bronchitis treatment. Know the symptoms of bronchitis. Know the risk factors for bronchitis.

Answer: This condition can affect all ages and does not affect any gender more than the other. Bronchitis is characterized by inflammation of the bronchi and bronchioles due to an infection or chemical irritant. It results from either a bacterial, viral, or chemical catalyst. This article will deal with the more common acute bronchitis, as chronic bronchitis is a separate medical condition that usually requires professional medical treatment. Acute bronchitis is a very common disease, in fact most people have had experience with it at some point. Almost all acute bronchitis cases resolve on their own at home with proper care, rest, and time. This disease goes away on its own and requires no treatment with antibiotics, though a cough may linger for weeks beyond the disease. Treatment of acute bronchitis focuses on alleviating symptoms and resting in order to allow your body to take care of itself and to recover. There is no definitive test for identifying bronchitis. Doctors will usually diagnose bronchitis based on what symptoms you are presenting. Treatment and recovery from acute bronchitis usually occur at home completely unless further infections or complications set in. People presenting with acute bronchitis will usually describe a recent onset of cough. This occurs in the absence of other conditions such as asthma, COPD, pneumonia, or the common cold. The typical cough of bronchitis is initially dry and unproductive. This can progress to a productive cough as the bronchitis progresses. Throat and lung pain can occur from constant and intensely forceful coughing to relieve irritation. In addition to a red throat (infected pharynx), most people present with additional symptoms: difficulty breathing (Dyspnea), inspiratory or expiratory wheezing, fever over 101.1F (38.3C), and fatigue. In addition to common symptoms, there are many risk factors involved that can increase the likelihood of bronchitis. These include: very young infants or very elderly people, air pollutants, smoking or secondhand smoke, environmental changes, chronic Sinusitis, bronchopulmonary allergy, HIV infection, alcoholism, and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) In healthy individuals, bronchitis is a self-limiting disease (meaning that your body can recover on it's own without any specific treatment). In fact, most medical guidelines do not recommend antibiotics. If you have several lingering symptoms for more than a month and if you have any questions or concerns, consider visiting your doctor for a laboratory and/or imaging workup and professional treatment.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose the right stalks. Wash and trim the celery. Chop the celery to your desired length.

Answer:
When you're planning to freeze celery, it helps to start with the best stalks. Select those that are crisp and tender because they'll be more likely to freeze well. Avoid stalks that have coarse strings when you're freezing celery. After you've selected the celery stalks that you plan to freeze, clean the stalks thoroughly. Run them under cool water and scrub the surface with a vegetable brush to remove any residue. Rinse them again under cool water, and use a sharp knife to trim the base of each stalk and any strings that might be hanging off the ends. If you notice that any portions of the celery stalks are discolored, trim those away as well. Once the celery stalks are clean, use the knife to cut them to your desired length. If you're not sure what recipes you plan to use the celery for in the future, chopping them into 1-inch (2.5-cm) pieces is usually a good size for most dishes. It can be difficult to chop celery stalks after they've been frozen, so it's best to take the time to chop them now even if you aren't exactly sure what size is right.