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FEATURE ARTICLE 5. Chill After the hard work, sprinkle some fun into the mix. Whip yourself into a frenzy at the school social. Veg out in front of your favourite new series. Or fold yourself into an armchair with the book you are reading, just for fun and not for schoolwork. Take your downtime and own it – you’ve worked hard for it. It’s all about balancing the scales. 6. When it flops… Every chef has a spectacular flop in his or her past. Building resilience to failure is one of the most important skills you’ll learn in your entire school career. A sign of a good school (such as yours!) is that tasks shouldn’t be so easy that you never struggle. You need to grapple – with ideas, with mathematics tasks, and with interpersonal relations. This is what getting a good education is really about. Unfortunately, it does mean that every once in a while, the soufflé you tried to cook falls flat. Resilience means accepting that you failed to make a soufflé – and turning it into a delicious quiche instead. 7. Decorate Recognition for a job well done is important for keeping your motivation levels up. If you receive a certificate or an award, or some encouragement or praise from a teacher, don’t disparage it – savour it. Like icing on the cake, it’s an occasional treat but when you get it, it can sweeten your day, month or even your year. Congratulations, sous-chef! You are promoted to Master Chef PS: How many cheesy cookery puns did you spot in this article? Count them. The answer is upside down at the bottom of the page. 28 | The Trinitonian Answer: 49 or 50, if you count the word “cheesy” in the postscript.
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