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Eating may be last thing you want to do right now, but it is one of the best ways to help relieve nausea. Try nibbling on a little bit of dry toast or plain crackers. Continue eating little snacks until you feel well enough to have a meal. Dehydration is a big part of being hungover. If you want to ease your nausea and feel better, you've got to replenish your fluids. Drink fruit juice, vegetable juice, or sports drinks to replenish lost electrolytes. Sip water as your stomach begins to settle. Avoid soda and other high-sugar drinks. Chronic drinking depletes your levels of potassium, and this can contribute to your hangover. Try taking a few bites of banana, or blending banana with almond milk to make a smoothie. Mint is excellent at soothing upset tummies. Brew yourself some mint tea to sip. This is a great option because it helps to rehydrate your body while easing stomach discomfort. Coffee has long been considered a hangover cure, but this advice is a little misguided. A cup of coffee can help wake you up and ease a pounding head, but coffee can also aggravate your stomach. If you are a daily coffee drinker, try just having just 1 small cup. If you don't usually drink coffee, avoid the stuff completely. If you suffer from acid reflux, avoid coffee altogether when you're hungover. Caffeine can make your acid reflux worse. Pedialyte is a product designed to help children recover from dehydration, but it can help you too. Pedialyte is available in liquid form, but sucking on a Pedialyte freezer-pop is more likely to soothe your stomach while helping you get your electrolytes back.

summary: Snack on toast or crackers. Drink plenty of fluids. Eat bananas. Drink mint tea. Drink 1 cup of coffee at the most. Try Pedialyte freezer-pops.

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Many professional wrestlers and coaches advise serious wrestlers to move to the U.S. state of Florida. Orlando, FL is the home of the WWE Performance Center and has a huge wrestling circuit. If you're lucky, you may meet a great booking agent or get to wrestle against a developing WWE wrestler. A developing WWE wrestler is a wrestler that is being considered for the WWE. Any match they compete in will be watched by WWE officials. Attend as many wrestling shows in Orlando as you can. Make an effort to talk with any booking agents, trainers, or wrestlers that you see. This is called networking. Many professional wrestlers believe that knowing the right people can open doors that would otherwise be closed to you. For example, if you meet a trainer and they like you, they may call you if a show opens up. A manager, also known as a booking agent, will help you find wrestling matches and work to further your career. Do an online search to find reputable agencies in your area. Alternatively, talk to your wrestling instructor or an experienced wrestler for help finding a good manager. It may be hard to get a good manager early on in your career. If so, continue finding matches on your own to build a name for yourself. Avoid people who want to take advantage of you. For example, don't give a stranger money to book you. The best way to become a famous wrestler is to draw attention to yourself. There are many social media websites that are the perfect platform for online attention. First, create a professional Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Next, stay active on your social media accounts to keep your audience interested in what you have to say. For example: Post some lighthearted jokes to make your fans laugh. Create posts announcing your upcoming matches and their results. Post pictures of yourself in your wrestling outfit on your Instagram. Use a variety of poses to make the pictures interesting. Keep yourself in peak physical condition by lifting weights, doing cardio, and participating in wrestling matches. To participate in matches, join a wrestling gym or wrestling club. Alternatively, talk to wrestling venues and tell them that you're willing to wrestle for free. This will give you a great training session as well as performing experience. Find wrestling gyms near you by doing an online search or talking to a trainer.

summary: Move to Orlando, Florida. Network at wrestling shows. Find a manager or agent. Build a following on social media. Continue training.

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It's always a good idea to give the students some idea of how they'll be graded and what they'll be graded on. You should probably emphasize the specific assignment sheet, depending on the type of assignment, but it's still helpful for the student to have some sense of the different things you'll be looking for and to be able to use the rubric as a checklist before turning the assignment in. Brainstorm different values for the grade on the board and let the students come up with the rubric themselves. Typically, they'll weight things exactly as you would, and it gives them some sense that the grading will be fair and that they've got a stake in their own success. This is a highly recommended exercise in getting students to engage with the process of their own learning. You're still the teacher. If students are united in wanting to assign 99 points to grammar, you can end the exercise without completing it. Use it as a teachable moment, though. Pick on students with bad spelling and ask if they'll really want the bulk of their grade to come from sentence-level nitpicking. They'll get the picture. If you're in the middle of a big batch of essays and you realize it's somewhat unbalanced, maybe weighting too much and giving what you think might be skewed-positive grades, it's not the right time to switch things up and go subjective-rogue on the grading. Stick to the rubric and revise it for next time. Assign points to each category, tabulate the grade at the end, and share the finished product with the student. Save a copy for your records, and return the table with the individual grade breakdown to each student. Make time to speak with students about their grades if they desire a consultation.
summary: Share the rubric with your students before they complete the assignment. Consider allowing students to have input on the rubric. Grade the assignments and stick to the rubric. Tabulate the grades and show the students the completed rubric.