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在线上花费太多时间是不健康的，而且会使人很难集中注意力于生活中的其他事。

你这一代的青少年喜爱电脑游戏和网络世界，这并不罕见。

中国学生对美国学生的校园生活感到好奇。

课程顾问建议我报名高级文学课程 ，因为我喜欢并擅长英语。

Tom期待着与交换生见面。

I became a nurse because of my dad. He was affected with cancer, and I just saw with my own (eye) the people who made the most difference: They comforted him, (help) case his pain. I wanted to be a part of that. Trust in nursing is almost on a spiritual level. The people we care for are the most (frighten) and sensitive. They trust that you will give everything you have and that you will be there for them physically, mentally, (emotional), and spiritually.

A parent of a child who I was taking care of for several months (beg) me for help one day. She requested that her son should be taken care of that night. I said of course, and I looked at (she) and could tell something was wrong. When asked, she told me he was going to die and she wanted me to be present for them. That night turned out to be a sacred (神圣的) moment she held his right hand and I held his left. I was regarded not only a caregiver but also someone she trusted so much he wanted me to be there when he took his last breath. I don't think you could feel more trusted that.

The employer was3 to see his good worker go and asked if he could build just one4 house as a personal favor. The carpenter said yes, but5 time went by, it was easy to see that his heart was not in his work. He used bad workmanship (工艺) and materials. It was an unfortunate way to6 a dedicated career.

When the carpenter finished his work, his employer came to inspect the house. Then he handed the front-door7 to the carpenter and said, "This is your house... my8 to you."

The carpenter was shocked! What a shame! If he had only known he was building his own house, he wouldn't have done it all so9.

So it is with us. We build our lives, a day at a time, often putting10 than our best into the building. Then with a shock, we11 we have to live in the house we have built. If we could do it over, we would do it much differently.

But, you cannot12. You are the carpenter, and every day you13 a nail, place a board, or build a wall. Someone once said, "Life is a do-it-yourself project." Your14, and the choices you make today, help build the "house" you will live in tomorrow. Therefore, build15!

Set a daily schedule. Additionally,setting starting and stopping points can make studying seem less frightening.Break down each subject and task into small parts and make a schedule to complete each of these smaller tasks.

Use a specific(特定的）study place.Set aside an area in your home only for study. As a result,they will try to avoid too much noise.Additionally,it is easier for you to focus your attention on studying and avoid distractions(分心). If you find it impossible to study at home without distraction,try to find a good spot at a local library.Libraries are quiet,adequately lit,and free from distractions.

The biggest mistake made by students who want to study online is not using a reliable,fast internet service.This is important to get all the necessary documents,course schedules,and other information throughout the class.

Avoid non-study websites.Don't let temptation(诱惑）to visit social media,check email,and click the latest top ten list turn your attention away from studying.Set a time limit for yourself.Use a timer to track time spent on non-course websites,and limit yourself to five minutes at a time

A. Make sure your internet connection is reliable.

B. It's also important to step away every so often.

C. Studying at the same time every day helps you focus.

D. This lets people know you are studying when you're there.

E. If you're new to online studying,here are some tips for you.

F. If you need a little extra help,there are a number of websites and apps that can help.

G. It's good to take breaks,but make sure you know how long you're pending on breaks.

The popularity of the video has attracted people' s attention on the unlikely story of a ballet school in a poor small town of Lagos, Nigeria: the Leap of Dance School. Set up in 2017, the school has changed the lives of its students, providing them a place to dance and to dream. And in the last few months, it has inspired influential people in ballet to lend a hand. Seemingly overnight, a world of chances has opened up. The students have received invitations to attend famous schools and companies overseas, and the school has received lots of donations, which helps them build a proper space and a real dance floor.

For now, the Leap of Dance School is housed at the home of its founder, Daniel Owoseni Ajala. Every day after school, Mr Ajala's 12 students walk to his apartment, where he pushes aside his furniture (家具) to leave a space to dance.

When Mr Ajala, 29, set up Leap of Dance three years ago, he had only a dream: to open a ballet school for students who were serious about learning the art form and possibly being a professional dancer one day.

As a child, Mr Ajala became crazy about ballet after watching Save the Last Dance. The 2001 movie tells about a young ballet dancer who overcomes all kinds of difficulties and finally achieves her dream.

Mr Ajala taught himself by watching lessons and professional companies on YouTube; he also signed up for a few crash courses in ballet which take a very short period at a local dance center. And so the Leap of Dance school was born.

Many of us think we open our mouths when we yawn to take in more oxygen, but in fact it appears there is no clear biological reason. According to BBC Bitesize, new research suggests it might be because yawning cools the brain down and prevents it from overheating, much like the fan in your laptop. This might be why we're more likely to feel sleepy and yawn in warm temperatures.

What is clear is that we yawn more when we're exhausted and ready for a nap, and we can't control when we do it — once we start, there's no stopping us! But it's also true that yawning is a very contagious behavior. John Drury, a researcher from Sussex University found in his research that there is a connection with our social group and how close we are to the people in it. If we identify with the person who exhibits the behavior, we are likely to copy it too.

Another research by the University of Nottingham in 2017 found similar results. They asked volunteers to watch other people yawn. They found their ability to resist yawning when others around them yawned was limited. And the urge to yawn was increased when people were told they couldn't. They also found, when using electrical stimulation, that they were able to increase people's desire to yawn. These findings, they say, could be useful in treating other conditions like Tourette's, which involve the same area of the brain.

What is certain is that a yawn can creep up on us at any time even when we think we're not tired — but, I hope, not when you're reading this article!