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I'm back + Why was i gone

Hii!! I'm back! I'm 20yo now, and i have to start studying again. Let me explain what happened and why i was gone. I have a chronic pain disease, and in the last year of school, it got really really bad, and i ended up failing the school year because i missed way too many classes. My grades were still high, but it was a huge problem the number of times i missed class because of the pain. I deal with depression since i was 11/12yo, and it got really worse during this period of time, especially after i failed the school year. The next 2 years we were in a pandemic, my mental health got worse, my physical health too. I got into a really bad depressive episode and i honestly didn't think i would be here today.

I'm getting better, i finished cleaning my depression room yesterday, and it motivated me to go back to studying. I finished High School with an exam a few years ago, and now i'm studying to go to University. I'm applying for Med School, and my first exam are in a couple of months. I'll be posting here again to try to motivate me. I'm pretty sure i'll not pass the exam this year, it's way too close to the exam and a i have so much to study. I don't want to put such a heavy weight on my shoulder and risk another depressive episode. But if i don't pass this year, it's okay, i'm still young, and i will be more prepared the next one. Since i'm brazilian, i'll start posting both in english and portuguese, just letting you guys know haha. I missed here so much ❤️ I hope i'm strong enough to do this again 🫶🏻 I'll probably do one of these "Get to know me/Introduction to Studyblr" again soon :) Hope everyone is doing great ☺️

[lottiestudying]

1.8.2022—as if it’s already august

[frenchiepal]

15.3.23 📚 two weeks until the term paper is due but i feel like that's plenty of time. i managed to write the first few pages during a study date today :)

[sad-stoned-gay]

[bia-studyblr]

I've been diagnosed as autistic!! ☺️ I'm so happy 🌈

I'm a bit scared of going to Med School as autistic because in my country Med school is pretty... Umm... Not exactly nice. However, the University i'm going has a type of office for neurodivergent/disabled/etc, so i hope i can get support there

[adrxstudies]

12-14.1.23

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How to study effectively with exercises

Hiii , how’s everyone doing?

Today I’m going to give some really good advice on how to study effectively using exercises! Everybody knows that exercises are a great way to study, so it would be excellently if we could Improve it even more, right? These are very simple steps, but trust me, they’ve helped me a LOT!

• First of all, you should write a title with the exercise topic, just to make it easier to find later.

• Then do a legend in the side, maybe in a post it or something. Why? Well, you will mark each question with the colors on the legend. For example mine is something like this: In the left side i make circles in different colors.

Green: My answer is right.

Pink: My answer is right, but I had some difficulty answering.

Blue: My answer was wrong, but I saw the mistake by myself and I corrected my answer.

Turquoise: (It’s purple here because there is no turquoise here ._.) My answer was wrong, and i couldn’t identify the mistake alone. However, after looking for a explanation or the answer online, I understood why it was wrong.

Red: My answer is wrong, and even after looking for the answer or explanation online I still didn’t understand why it was wrong.

•After doing that, I will start answering the questions. Something I like to do when I’m using multiple exercises resources(Example: textbook, past papers, online exercises lists and so on) is putting a subtitle for each one, like dividing in sections.

• After answering each question, i will make or a circle, a heart, I don’t know, with the appropriate color.

• Next, I will make *simple* percentages and statistics, so I can see how many I’m getting wrong or right.

• I will do all this steps with each exercise list, while I’m studying the subject( Example: One after my first contact with the subject, one for after I finish the theoretical part of the subject, one for revising, etc.)

This way, I’m able to see where most of my mistakes are coming from, if it’s from distractions(silly mistakes) or if I’m having difficulties with it, and if I’m improving on it.

I know, it’s pretty basic and simple, but it helped me so much, and my actual learning(not only for the grades) improved a lot, including long term memory. I hope it can help you guys too, and I may edit this later if I find something better or if I discover something new to address. Bye, lots of love ❤️

[somerabbitholes]

really enjoying how all of my classes eventually converge on the same one hundred years through very different routes

[academia-lucifer]

@academia-lucifer

[somerabbitholes]

i’ve finished a week of the new semester, and i’ve largely identified the courses i’m going to be taking, and they are, finally, ones with some thematic cohesion. i’m also looking at some personal writing and research assignments on the side just to explore what all i can do ─ it’s going to be a generally busy semester

[pascalfrancesca]

Ig: pascalfrancesca_

[somerabbitholes]

[etoile-sama]

[marie-curie]

10.10.2021 // yesterday i had a sudden motivational boost to redocorate my room for the new semester. i reorganised my bookshelf and threw/ gave away everything i don't need anymore. and today i picked some small flowers and put them in these fancy flasks.

[petite-gloom]

little sketchbook scraps

[un-----made-deactivated20240219]

friday wearing read & buying books 🥀

[lalesnotes]

February 27, 2023

Studying for next Wednesday's test 🫡 And having coffee in the cutest mug ever 🐥