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There are some T ypes Of
Relationships You
Should Never Have In School ,
especially in
the University. As universities are
hotbeds
for all kinds of relationships, good
and bad,
from everlasting true love to an
awkward
one-night stands originated from a
dinner
party.
You might have made mistakes, you
might
not. Either ways, here are the list
of things
and people not to do in terms of
relationships in the university.



1. Do Not Have A
Relationship with
your lecturer
It’s quite understandable that at
times, you
might be attracted to the person
imparting
wisdom and learning to you on a
daily
basis. There are all too many
occasions for
attraction to blossom; seminars
where
everyone else is too hungover to
turn up, or
the aptly named “personal”
tutorials.
Relationships between faculty
members and
students are pretty common, and
rarely
prohibited by universities.
But most relationships you have at
school
aren’t going to end happily ever
after. Most
likely, if you get into a relationship
with
your tutor or lecturer, it will
implode at
some point, and you’ll have to
endure the
awkwardness and pain of forced
contact
with an ex who still holds the
position of
power over you that was so
attractive in the
first place.
Or, worse, you’ll just hit on a
lecturer when
drunk on free departmental wine,
be
rejected, and have to spend the
next three
years studiously avoiding them, and
never
ever taking any of their courses..



2.Do Not Have A
Relationship with
your flatmate
Having a relationship with
someone you
already live with escalates
everything; you
can get close really quickly, but
that makes
it harder if you then split up. “
Don’t do
it“– else you want someone to be
visiting
you day in day out, all days, which
will
instigate some things to happen
and
definitely make you both get tired
of each
other really quickly.


3. Do Not Have A
Relationship with a
sabbatical officer
Sabbatical officers are students who
take a
year off between or directly after
their
studies to take on key positions in
the
student union. Relationships
between
students and people like this might
not
immediately seem particularly ill-
advised,
and you do get a kind of second-
hand
power rush from dating someone
vaguely
important.
But when it ends, and there’s a
cardboard
cutout of your ex that creepily
guards the
entrance to your uni, it becomes
peculiarly
painful. As are all the emails, the
weird
pictures of them dressed up in a
novelty
reindeer costume, and the
realization that
it’s very hard to get over someone
when
they’re around all the time.
Do you have more to add to the
list?
Comment below.
Well, research also tells that
however
spectacularly you get your heart
broken,
eventually it’s okay. Just try and
listen to
Taylor Swift a lot, write a semi-
ironic
newspaper article about it all, and
finally
reach the point where you can see
your ex
and be happy that you once had a
good
time together.
Because school is where you do
stupid
things that you think you’ll regret
forever
(like studying philosophy in the
middle of a
recession, great idea), but actually,
looking
back, you realise that it was all
properly,
wonderfully brilliant.

FOR MORE TRENDING POSTS
https://studentsbase./2016/11/15/3-types-of-relationshipsyou-should-never-have-inschool/

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harheesha:
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harheesha:
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If you regularly become excessively
nervous
before and during an important exam, you
may have “testophobia”. It is mostly called
”
examinophobia” or “exam fever”. It is a
very common phenomenon among
students
most especially when an important
examination is at their door step. It is
very
disastrous that it affect them
psychologically, socially, emotionally and
cognitively. It affects many people of all
ages and intelligence – elementary
students, secondary students and even
university students.
It is not something that can be easily
eliminated so far there is still what we
called EXAMINATION in existence. In most
cases, it is caused by the fear of failing an
exam and some other reasons which I will
highlight below.

1. Inadequate preparation.
Inadequate preparation is one of the
ultimate inbuilt of fear into students’
mind
when an examination is approaching. This
in most cases occur to students who have
not covered a vast area of the course or
subject syllabus. It also affect those who
are
not active in classes or a class of students
who are not properly taught. This could
be
due to their lack of understanding or the
ineffective way they are been thought in
the class.
It could also be as a result of dyslexia,
memory lock, psychological stress, panic
attack, etc. The students who find
themselves in any of the above ‘bracket’
always find their hearts beat profoundly
anytime they hear the word
“Examination”.



2. Bad Orientation From Those Before
Them.
Sociologists made us know that people are
always influence by what they see or hear
in their environment. This is also the case
when it comes to the question “why do
students fear examination?”. Students like
to hear history from those who have
passed
through a course or an examination
before
them so that they can have a preview of
what it looks like. These seniors mostly
use
this to intimidate them and as a result of
this create fear into their hearts.
This solemnly depends on what they are
telling them and how they are saying it.
In
cases whereby they tell them “no one has
ever passed this course” or “don’t expect
anything bigger than D in this course
even
if you are a god” this easily made them
anxious even before the exam comes.



3. Irrational and fallacious believes.
Some students minds are full of all strains
of fallacious and irrational believes. Fears
like “if I fail, my parents will kill me” or
“I
must score 100% or I am worthless”. Also,
catastrophe believes like ” no matter how
I
prepare, I will fail the subject”. These
believes also made students to be panic
about examinations.



4. Pressure.
Pressure contributes lot of fear into
students’ heart doing an examination. It
could be pressure from parents, teachers,
relatives, guidance etc. It makes them to
be
shivery doing exams. It is almost the same
with irrational believes because they are
mostly influence by the pressure given to
them.



5. The fear of failing.
Another reason why students fear exams
is
the fear of failing. The fear that they may
not score up to their desire or the pass
mark always create a very high degree of
fear in them. It is something that keep
them worrying almost every time to the
extent that it drains their ability to read.
M.
P. Ossa was once asked “what is the cause
of examination fear in students?”. He
simply replied “I think for a lot of
students
it is the fear of failure rather than the
exam itself which causes all the anxiety”
and that’s just the truth.

source https://studentsbase./2016/11/15/top-5-reasons-whystudents-fearexaminations/