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[universi-tea]

30 day back to school challenge

hey folks! as september rolls around and everyone gets back to school, the studyblr community is getting a bit more crowded! I thought to help everyone (myself included) get back into the swing of school (and therefore having things to post!) I’d create a little challenge. Each day, post a picture (or text post) following that day’s prompt, and be sure to tag them #universi-tea challenge so I can see!

Goals for the semester

What are you excited about?

What’s in your bag?

Study essentials

Favorite study snack

Your handwriting

Daily routine

Before/after

Good morning!

Good night!

Favorite subject

Least favorite subject

Something you’re proud of

How you study best

Supplies + reviews

Shelfie/pic of your books

Your favorite part of your school

What’s in your pencil case?

Show off your favorite back to school outfit!

Doodles

Coffee or tea?

Your study style

Favorite way to take a study break

Study playlist

What motivates you?

Favorite quote?

Favorite study spot

Your to do list

The best thing about school

Your top 3 tips for school

I can’t wait to see what you guys come up with! Don’t forget to reblog and tag #universi-tea challenge!

[chemibuble-blog]

i have to try this challenge during august 2019 for sure.

[sophiestudying]

I’LL FOLLOW ALL STUDYBLRS

Who reblog this post ❤❤

I have a testweek coming up and I need some more motivation on my feed.

So if you’re a studyblr just reblog this post and I’ll follow you with my main blog which is @themonsterisme

[anoukostudies]

here are 5 of the big things i’ve learned over the past two years and also recently during exams! i feel like i’ve come so far as a student in terms of studying, work ethic and self-discipline, so i wanted to share all the important tips i learned and will definitely re-use in the coming years :)

1: the best way to find your preferred study method is through trial and error

if you are given the chance of taking an end of unit/topic test that doesn’t count towards your final grade, use it to test out revision techniques and find out which one is best for you! throughout all of year 10 i tried different things for every test i had from simply notes to mind maps to flashcards and to summary sheets in the attempt to find the perfect study method for me. doing this early on in your course where smaller tests don’t really matter is the perfect opportunity for taking risks; this is why it’s called trial and error. some techniques won’t work for you, and you might get a bad grade, but that is how you learn! then, when you get exams that really matter, you’ll know exactly what to do to achieve that dream grade. (although, i understand that in some countries every test counts to your final grade- a work around for this would be to give yourself a mock test deadline if you really want to find out which study method suits you best)

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[whaticalladultlife-deactivated2]

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desk explosion anyone? I’ve started on my results- properly analysing them, not just preliminary sorting- and i do work like that so much better on paper… i’m justifying the paper use by telling myself it’s my thesis (plus i’ll probably print my various drafts on the back of it so…) 

today (i readjusted my plans for this week slightly) analyse queries 1 - 4 (almost finished 1 yesterday, thankfully) keep calm edits if i can’t concentrate groceries

[sprouht-studies]

i made a flow chart for organic chemistry topics today!! it isn’t complete but i tried my best! (๑￫ܫ￩)