level of rigor that will help prepare me for college. While most of these courses have been just as or more challenging than that first AP class, I genuinely feel that the difficulty has allowed me to develop my skills, pushing me to better manage my time, write essays, and study.
Have you ever scrolled endlessly through social media or surfed the internet for hours at a time, not realizing how much time you have wasted. That should be a lot of us – and even I have to confess that I have fallen victim to many of these time-wasting traps.
Overall, mental health remains a standing issue to this day silently affecting people all around us. Still, leveraging technology is a great way to help with mental health. By connecting to other, like-minded people, you can find people that are going through the same things you are, and gain a support system
Teens don’t have to follow the crowd and force themselves to do extracurriculars they aren’t interested in. Online resources are a great way to efficiently find a variety of potential activities suited for you. In particular, Spotivity uses a data-driven approach to connect your particular skills and interests to numerous opportunities near to you.
Before choosing the career of their lives, teens should be learning about the world through the many activities they may enjoy, such as reading, traveling, swimming, and overall just exploring what they love doing.
Stress is an innate part of life, but it can be easily combated with the help of physical activity. As students ourselves we understand the difficulties of managing stress.
The college admissions process has been dramatically affected by the events of the past couple of years. Perhaps the biggest adjustment of these is the shift to a test-optional admission process.
Spotivity brings together the Providers, Teens, and Parents helping to build meaningful experiences and/or relationships.
Athletic engagement supports physical growth via promotion of healthy bone, joint, and muscle tissue synthesis and stability. Athletics are also linked to reducing physiological detriments associated with sedentary lives, such as high blood pressure and obesity. Furthermore, a correlation has been found between regular exercise and mental health among students in general as they move into the teenage years.