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Is it true that your professor is looking at the review you left on Rate My Professors? There is research indicating that they are. But beyond just this, these reviews have real implications for professors and the institutions that hire them.
Sometimes when we sit down it feels like our brain is dead set against us focusing or getting anything done at all. Despite how unpleasant this feels there are common reasons behind this.
Feeling behind in school is incredibly common but can be fixed with a simple high-yield strategy.
