Your web browser might not work well with our site. We recommend you upgrade your browser.
Your custom url is /deolives
In researching creative outlets that reduce stress, I discovered the Bullet Journal system. The Bullet Journal is a therapeutic tool that can serve as a to-do list, diary, notepad, and artistic outlet. One example of a bullet journal component is a “habit tracker”, that notes when one is able to floss or get eight hours of sleep. Bullet Journaling provides a method for students to stay organized, track and reinforce healthy habits, set goals for themselves (both academic and otherwise), externalize memories, and express their creativity through drawing and writing. I am hoping to start a club for students that would explain the basic premise of bullet journaling and enable students to build their own journals that they can continue to use outside of school. Within the club, students would learn calligraphy skills and share ideas and their journal designs with each other. The club would provide a forum for students to display their artistic ability and create a space for them to support each other in their pursuit of healthy habits and goals. Pilot clubs do not receive any school funding, so I am seeking donations in order to make this club a reality. All funds would be dedicated to purchasing the necessary supplies: durable journals and calligraphy pens. As not all students are able to afford these resources, providing supplies will eliminate any financial barrier to participation. My students deserve the best, so please, help give it to them!
Read more