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Other advice posts that may be of interest:
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Active Revision Techniques
How To Do Uni Readings
How to Revise BIG Subjects
Common Study Mistakes
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How to remain productive with online classes:
A few tips from a broke neuro-divergent academic
Try and wake up early, and go to bed early too. I’m not saying get up at 5 (unless that’s you’re thing) but sleeping into noon is a productivity blackhole. I go for 8 or 8:30, generally, but that’s just what works for me.
Get dressed for the day. I’m not talking like, jeans and a business casual outfit, but a clean pair of sweatpants, fresh underwear, and a new shirt can really put you in the mood for a new morning.
Have a workspace. Whether it be the kitchen table, a desk, a spot on the floor with a lap desk, have a place that’s dedicated to your work. Have items that signify that workspace too, like your book, planner, laptop, lamp, whatever. It can help you get into the zone, being in that space.
Have a morning drink. I choose earl grey tea with honey and cream, but black coffee, herbal tea, lemon water, whatever works for you is awesome, as long as itll wake you up and start your day.
To do lists. To do lists and to do lists and more to do lists. I have three. One is a post it weekly planner deal (3.99 at a local grocery store). it’s a weekly spread already set up, and if you’re anything like me, its really hard to set up a weekly spread. Then I have an app called Ike. I have a daily to do list I write on that app, and then I have four more to-do lists of what I have to for each specific class.
Spread out your assignments. Don’t overwhelm yourself. If you’re professors are like mine, and have the due date for each module as Sunday at midnight. What I do is spread out all my assignments from Monday to Saturday, and I leave Sunday blank, so anything I didn’t do that week, I finish on Sunday. It works for me, it might work for you.
Have a folder for each class, and a notebook for each class. I hate spending money, I’m broke as hell, sono al verde as the Italians say, but a 0.99 cent folder and a 0.25 cent notebook can do wonders for motivating one to fill them up.
Study with a drink. Tea, water, coffee, whatever, but my go to is generally a warm drink. I cannot study if I’m cold, I get tired and groggy, so warm socks, a robe, and a hot drink really keep me going.
Take breaks. Make time for your hobbies, for something fun. Working without stopping absolutely destroys my motivation, and let me tell you, when I feel like that, an episode of Avatar and a snack gets me right back on the wagon.
Do self check ins. Does your back hurt? Are you sad? Stressed? Do you have to pee? Are you hungry? Never put your homework over your health. You won’t be able to get anything done well anyway if you’ve got those blocks.
Most importantly, get enough sleep. I beg of you. Sleep is so important, and it’s the game changer, at least to me. We as students have such an amazing opportunity to get more sleep than we ever have before during the year. Take advantage of that.
Online class study tips
Now that we're in quarantine and we're all stuck in our houses, it can be easy to feel like we're on break. It can be easy to get distracted and leave everything for the last minute(especially when a lot of us already do that😂). However, here are some tips to help ourselves get by:
Establish a study schedule similar to the one you had when you were in college or school. If you dedicate the time you used to spend in the classroom to doing the homework, essays and other assignments, it might feel a lot easier.
Make a study playlist or find one in Spotify. This might not work for everyone because a lot of people get distracted when they listen to music, but it's always good to experiment. It also helps to change the type of music you're listening to depending on the work you're getting done.
Reward yourself. After you're done, eat something nice, watch a tv show, spend some time with family if you like, call someone. Whatever you please.
Have a nice and cozy environment for studying. Be in an ambiance you like.
Alternate between the subjects you like best and the ones you like the least. However that looks like for you. If I can't seem to pay attention, I do my favorite ones first in order to get my mind on track. If I'm very stressed, I normally get the thing I'm stressed about done first. It really depends on each individual and their circunstances.
If it's one of those days when you barely feel in the mood to even stand up, just do a little bit. Even if it's just writing down one sentence in an essay or reading the introduction of a book.
Look up different studying techniques. Maybe they'll work for you.
Call a friend or classmate so you can get the work done together and it'll feel a little easier. This can be a huge difference.
That's what I have so far. Might be posting more later.
8.5 stay at home studies
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Other advice posts that may be of interest:
How To Study When You Really Don’t Want To
Active Revision Techniques
How To Do Uni Readings
How to Revise BIG Subjects
Keep reading
Time will tell, I suppose, or at least, these pages will.
my aim is consistency
✧60 + 61/100 days of productivity | February 27 + 28, 2021 ✧
I’ve been so tired and busy lately that I barely have time to post. I’m hoping things will improve soon and I will have more free time. Today I also realized that I’ve been working harder as opposed to smarter in certain areas, so hopefully I can apply the lessons learned to make my life easier in the future.
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Other advice posts that may be of interest:
How To Stop Procrastinating
How To Study When You Really Don’t Want To
Active Revision Techniques
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Other advice posts that may be of interest:
How To Stop Procrastinating
How To Study When You Really Don’t Want To
Unusual Study Tips
How To Do Uni Readings
Active Revision Tips
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11.02.21//100/100 days of productivity!!!
really lost my streak at the end there but i made it! i think i’ll try and keep up posting often because sharing what i’m doing (almost) every day has definitely made me study a lot more, and i’m gonna need to keep that up this semster. and yeah i finished my january spread halfway through february but again, better late than never :)
my masterpost | my studygram | ask me anything | How to Stop Procrastinating
dark academia / autumn
• lighting a scented candle & reading curled up in an armchair
• browsing the bookshelves at your favourite library while the rain is knocking on the windows
• making a hearty butternut squash soup & baking an apple pie for dessert
• drinking vanilla tea while being wrapped up in a cozy blanket
• reading russian classics as the fresh autumn air is blowing in from the open window
• taking a long walk after it has rained, smelling the air rich in oxygen, watching the leaves in autumn colours fall & listening to them crunching at each step
• having a warm hot chocolate & leaving a stain of your burgundy lipstick on the edge of the cup
• wearing your favourite turtlenecks & oversized sweaters under a long wool coat
• visiting a museum with your secret lover, holding hands and enjoying the art in the silence of the old galleries
• sitting in a small café, drinking warm coffee & looking outside at the pouring rain, pulling the sleeves of your knit to protect your palms from the hot cup
• listening to dark, romantic classical music as you sit in front of the fireplace, watching the flames dance & crackle
• writing letters & poetry onto thick, cream paper, black ink staining your fingertips as you feverishly try to find the right words & expressions
• taking a bite of bitter yet sweet dark chocolate & a sip of high tannin red wine as you read plays aloud with friends, cooped up inside while it is storming
the psychology students
as requested by @hugefrogkai
textbooks stacked on your desk in neat piles, sticky notes marking the passages you have to memorize
warm tea with honey on cold mornings
studying the work of those who have gone before, wanting to make your own discoveries
basement laboratories, bright with the glow of fluorescent lights
antique sketches of the brain stuck to your walls
wanting to help people, chasing the greater good
strong opinions on your favorite and least favorite famous psychologists
learning the psychology of memory and using it to study more efficiently
soft hair clipped up out of your face
clean morning light through your window
studying in a cafe, enjoying the sounds of people living their lives all around you
a need to understand human behavior
tortoiseshell glasses and silver earrings
knowing meyers-briggs isn’t scientifically valid but making your friends take it anyway
neat handwriting, black pen on crisp white paper
keeping your favorite research papers on your desk, annotated with your thoughts in the margins
adhering to a firm code of ethics
long hallways and big lecture classes
cold objectivity tempered by a keen sense of empathy