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Hello there, my name is Bree! Welcome to That Inquisitive Student- a blog that I've created to empower teens and to encourage their personal growth. On this blog, I try to answer questions teens might have about school, time management, productivity, mental wellbeing and much more! 

Get to know me
Name: Bree
Occupation: High school student
Location: Sydney, Australia
Hobbies: Reading, watching youtube, having dance parties by myself, cycling
Favourite colour: Purple
Favourite subject at school: History 

My blog
Have you ever had that one student in your class at school where they kept asking the teacher questions? The student that makes you and your other classmates roll their eyes 50 times in the span of one period because they are sick of them holding up the teacher from teaching the content in class? Well, I personally think that we could all learn something from that student. Yes, they may seem crazy, but they do not care about other people think. They are curious about the world and they do what it ever it takes to achieve their goals. That's another perspective to look at it right? Let's learn to be curious about the world and have a growth mindset. Let's be That Inquisitive Student.

I have created this blog after finishing term 1 of year 11. During that time I have experienced a lot of ups and downs (both at home and at school) and was stressed out a lot of the time. I realised that other students may be feeling the same way that I did and I wanted to help by giving advice to what they could do when being faced with a challenge at school or home. And so, That Inquisitive Student was born.

Thanks again for clicking on this page to learn more about me! Feel free to explore my blog.











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