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Our university recently provided us with free Coursera accounts and I’ve been trying to stay productive by studying more about Excel ✍🏻 I recommend everyone who’s currently in business majors to study Excel as well when you have the time 🕑
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How to study for an exam when you really don’t know how to start
Clean your room/space, tidy your desk, make your space feel neat and focused. The space we are in means a lot, don’t confine yourself to a messy space.
Make sure you also feel ready. Freshly showered, has a good meal, did some movement-based activity. You can’t focus as easily if you feel all messy and uncomfy.
Put your work in order, what is most important? If you’re taking an exam over a specific topic i.e Biology, look for the most mentioned topics. Those will be what you study most. When I took AP Psych, I found the outline online that said what percentage of the test would be what topic, and studied those flashcards, notes, and videos.
Likewise, figure out how much you need to do every day to get done in time. If you have 20 chapters left in a book and each one is 15 pages then take 300 pages divided by how many days left (say 40) leaving 7.5 pages a day minimum.
Block out time to study. Make sure you have no distractions, phone on silent, friends know you’re unavailable. This is its own test, a test of focus!
Go to review days if you have them Your instructor should explain what’s on the exam and what is expected of you, and if you miss out on important details you’ll really notice later. It may seem like skipping gives you more time to study, but you’ll be at a disadvantage in the end.
If you feel yourself getting distracted, reading the passage with no recollection of the content, or about to slam your head into the table, take a break. Go for a short walk, get a snack, stretch, get a glass of water, have a little dance party. Breaks count as being productive, self-care is important.
Feel free to switch up your studying methods. Taking notes every day or reading chapter after chapter of a subject gets boring. Do flashcards, Draw or make a diagram. Studying the brain? Draw and label it. Use funky pens sticky notes. Varying your methods of study will not only help you grasp the material better, but it’ll keep you from getting bored.
Find a friend or join a study group. There are a lot at different universities or even just create your own with like-minded folks. You can even do one online like I do. There are many discords for this. I’m in one and it’s great to hold each other accountable and share goals.
You can also switch up your space. Everyone has a different type of place they work best. Maybe a library, cafe, park, bedroom, couch, restaurant. Don’t stay couped up.
Use apps like Tide, Forest, Flora, Quizlet and more. I seriously use these every day. Tide is my favorite, it incorporates white noise and nature sounds with a Pomodoro timer, as well as three settings for Focus, Relax, and Sleep.
Make studying aesthetically pleasing. Studyblrs are on to something here! You don’t need to have expensive things or show them off but have pens you like, fun highlighter and sticky notes. Pick out playlists of music that makes you feel focused.
Affirm and trust yourself! When you get that flashcard right? Heck yeah! You did it holy crap! Celebrate! Be proud of yourself. You worked hard, you deserve to feel good. Your best is good enough, and your best may vary day-to-day.
hello there! i’ve been lurking around the studyblr community for a while now, and while this isn’t entirely a studyblr (since i aim to posts some prints and illustrations every now and then), i did create this account for the same reason! i’m currently waiting for my grades to arrive (i’m an ibdp slave, yup!), so i’ll mostly be posting old notes and my digital creations for now, but i do plan on regularly updating this blog with new notes and fresh content once my online classes start!
anyways, here’s a lil smth abt me!
my name is anika! and yes, i prefer the whole name :)
i’m a y2 m2020 ibdp student. (rip) my hls are bio, bm and eng lit. my sls are math, spanish and theatre.
i just turned 18!
i’m a mix of chinese, filipino, spanish and japanese! (a cultural cocktail basically, hehe)
fluent in eng & fil, kiinda proficient in mandarin (just don’t talk too fast 🥺🥺) and i’ve only recently started studying spanish so i’d love to get to know other language learners!
i’m a prospective bs psych student! (haven’t chosen my college yet... got accepted into UBC, Maastricht Uni, ADMU, DLSU, UP, and Monash Uni though so hmu if you want some tips! or a masterpost of some sort?)
yes! psych is my pre-med. i’m hoping to specialize in neurosurgery or pediatrics!
content i hope to share
my academic journey as a pre-med student
prints (printables, planners, memos... i’m a sucker for those things!)
digital illustrations (simple ones though like flat 2D vector art? i’m kinda new to that hehe)
p.s. if you have any ideas of printables you’d like me to create (for free, ofc) or any content ideas in general, dm me!!
p.s.s. also if you’re a fellow ibdp studyblr, hmu!! or if you want ibdp study tips, hmu!!
some blogs i really look up to!
@studyquill @tbhstudying @sushi-studies @arystudies @kaisdesk @studyign @mlykstudy @studeying-blog @emmastudies @reviseordie @noodledesk
tbh it’s been a while since i’ve scouted for new studyblrs, so give this a like or a reblog, and I’ll check you out 😉
cheers, anika ❀
hello there! i’ve been lurking around the studyblr community for a while now, and while this isn’t entirely a studyblr (since i aim to posts some prints and illustrations every now and then), i did create this account for the same reason! i’m currently waiting for my grades to arrive (i’m an ibdp slave, yup!), so i’ll mostly be posting old notes and my digital creations for now, but i do plan on regularly updating this blog with new notes and fresh content once my online classes start!
anyways, here’s a lil smth abt me!
my name is anika! and yes, i prefer the whole name :)
i’m a y2 m2020 ibdp student. (rip) my hls are bio, bm and eng lit. my sls are math, spanish and theatre.
i just turned 18!
i’m a mix of chinese, filipino, spanish and japanese! (a cultural cocktail basically, hehe)
fluent in eng & fil, kiinda proficient in mandarin (just don’t talk too fast 🥺🥺) and i’ve only recently started studying spanish so i’d love to get to know other language learners!
i’m a prospective bs psych student! (haven’t chosen my college yet... got accepted into UBC, Maastricht Uni, ADMU, DLSU, UP, and Monash Uni though so hmu if you want some tips! or a masterpost of some sort?)
yes! psych is my pre-med. i’m hoping to specialize in neurosurgery or pediatrics!
content i hope to share
my academic journey as a pre-med student
prints (printables, planners, memos... i’m a sucker for those things!)
digital illustrations (simple ones though like flat 2D vector art? i’m kinda new to that hehe)
p.s. if you have any ideas of printables you’d like me to create (for free, ofc) or any content ideas in general, dm me!!
p.s.s. also if you’re a fellow ibdp studyblr, hmu!! or if you want ibdp study tips, hmu!!
some blogs i really look up to!
@studyquill @tbhstudying @sushi-studies @arystudies @kaisdesk @studyign @mlykstudy @studeying-blog @emmastudies @reviseordie @noodledesk
tbh it’s been a while since i’ve scouted for new studyblrs, so give this a like or a reblog, and I’ll check you out 😉
cheers, anika ❀
been dealing with weird feelings about graduating soon and the degree i chose, but there’s no time to unpack all that :) instead:
today i bring you: free printables!!!!! aaaaaa im so excited to share this with you guys, i created some that I would like to use myself, in hopes someone else would like them too. you can see some of them above, so if you’d like to print them out, just send me a message and i’ll give you the download link!
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happy October everyone 🧡🕸️👻
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october 11 2018 • thursday
focusing on accounting and math because midterms week is coming up!!! wishing you guys all the best as well for your tests 🌱🌻
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more accounting notes because midterms are coming up next week!!
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[nov 10 • saturday]
currently studying and doing my best to get a 3.50 - 4.0 📖📚 super excited for the winter break, only one month away!!! my christmas playlist is ready and my only wish this year is on repeat 💖
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for anyone wondering, i used zebra mildliners highlighters for this photo
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trying to channel my college nervousness in printables i guess (◡‿◡✿) so here y’all go! so it all comes in black n white, blue, yellow n pink
DAILY PLANNER (ꈍ ᴗ ꈍ✿)
PDF FILE / 8.5 X 11 inches (Letter size)
with schedule (16 rows), top priorities section, appointment section (the clock), email section & finally a forget me not section so like a notes sec
TO DO LIST (✿╹◡╹)ﾉ
PNG FILE / 4.25 x 11 inches (half a letter size) :-)
check out my September printables if yall want to
✿ ya then tag me at #CMPSBLS if you use my printables o whateva ✲ﾟ｡
I decided to try my hand at printables last night, and this is what I came up with! A simple little daily planner available in pink and grey. A5 size, reblog & right click to use!
Some new printables I’ve uploaded to my Etsy shop :-) Here are some quick links:
daily time planner
note-taking template pack (15 pages of different designs)
account/password tracker
post-it note weekly planner (landscape and portrait) ((perfect for putting in your binder!))
task prioritising matrix printable (follows the Eisenhower theory)
weekly planner printable set (Monday and Sunday start)
Planning Printables
Printable Pack #3
Hey guys, summer break just started so I thought I’d make some more printables for y’all. These are based off of some of the tools/planning methods I used (such as in my bullet journal, etc.) that helped me get through my first year of college - hopefully they’ll be helpful for you guys, too!
Download them here
Hope you have an awesome summer!
xx jo
S T U D Y P A C K # 1
B Y E I N T S E I N
Hey guys, my week has been pretty hectic but I made time to create a few printables that will hopefully help you with your school life. Click on the titles (links to the file on my Study Drive) to download them!
T A S K T R A C K E R
To help you keep track of all your assignments, homework, projects, etc. Includes a progress bar that you can shade in according to how much of the assignment you’ve completed. You can also set a goal or expected score and compare it to your final score. I included fields for “date given” and “date due” so that you can prioritize and plan your tasks accordingly. I wanted to include a box to check when you’ve submitted the assignment because sometimes I complete the assignment but forget to submit it, or I’ve already submitted the assignment but panic because I thought I hadn’t done it yet. I couldn’t squeeze this into the sheet, but I think you could just put a tick beside the due date or something.
F O R M U L A L I S T
For subjects that require you to memorize formulas, like physics, economics, math, etc. The left column is for the formula, while the right is for variables and their units, e.g. “v = u + at” would go on the left, while the right column would have something like “v: final velocity/ms-1; u: initial velocity/ms-1; a: acceleration/ms-2; t: time/s”.
H A B I T T R A C K E R
31 columns and 16 rows to help you maintain your habits, e.g. drinking 8 glasses of water a day, exercising, journaling, etc.
T E S T T R A C K E R
Similar to what I have in my bullet journal in this post. I use it mainly to see the relationship between how much I study and how high I score on tests, but you can also use it to maintain your grades.
That’s all for now. Hope these printables help, and may the rest of your school year be well-organized! Oh, and feedback would be rad; I always appreciate it when I find out how I can improve my content. Have a great week :)
