Here’s what Twitter wants Malala to do during her last year at Oxford
It was only yesterday when we covered the news that Malala Yousafzai had registered at Oxford to pursue a degree in pursuing a Philosophy, Politics and Economics. However, the past years have gone by in a blink and the 22 year old is now in her final year at the university.
Studies at Oxford are tough and it doesn’t really matter even if you’re a Nobel Peace Prize winner. You ought to compete against the best to earn your degree at Oxford and times do get tough, especially when its the final year.
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No doubt, Malala too found it tough and thought to turn to Twitter to get some survival tips for her last year at Oxford.
Back at university for my last year and I know it will be the toughest one yet. What are your best survival tips? #Askingforafriend 🙏🙏 pic.twitter.com/ARBxogMrI8
— Malala (@Malala) October 9, 2019
People were quick to give some honest replies to Malala to help her through her last year at the prestigious institute.
Start projects earlier
— Neil Abraham 🇬🇧🇮🇳 (@neilabraham) October 9, 2019
Knowing when its time to take a breath and take a walk. Pushing yourself to your breaking point isn't going to be helpful.
I'd also say keeping perspective on how important certain things are in comparison to life, but I don't imagine perspective is an issue for you.
— Conor Bennett (@thisismrbennett) October 9, 2019
Ask for help when you get stuck
— Rita (@icey_ree) October 9, 2019
— Start hot and taper, don't ever be in a position where you have to catch up.
— Develop good relationships with all instructors; make sure they know you
— Help others. Being the teacher helps you learn.
Best wishes. Lots of respect for you.
— Kevin Folta (@kevinfolta) October 9, 2019
Even Mira Sethi had an advice for Malala
Raid the chicken and rice cart often and without guilt
— Mira Sethi (@sethimirajee) October 9, 2019
However, there were people who called out Malala for showing hypocrisy where the people and plight of the Kashmiris was concerned. Malala, being a Nobel Peace Prize winner and an activist for girls right to education has been quiet this whole time about the Kashmir issue.
Kashmiri girls are not able to go to schools and universities. pic.twitter.com/GIQ5ObQJOO
— Sumera Khan (@0_khan_0) October 9, 2019
Never talk against India for HR violations in Kashmir or elsewhere.
— Iconoclast (@mc160402882) October 9, 2019
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