October: spooky season

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October: spooky season
Hace unos dias vi una serie de gifs de Marie Kondo explicando que a la hora de ordenar nuestra ropa debemos elegir la que nos produce felicidad, y para no sentirnos mal por la ropa que queremos botar, agradecer el tiempo que estuvo esa prenda estuvo con nosotros y dejarla ir..
Esto me llamo la atención y luego en Netflix descubri que habia una serie de ella, donde va a casas de personas y las ayuda a organizar. Me gusto su método y quise compartir algunos de sus consejos con ustedes. Quien sabe. Siempre se aprende algo 😉
Some users translated my words, because in the comments were asking for it, so here I shared one that I considered the most exactly. Thank you so much everybody! 🤗and specially @streptomycinn. If you wanna see more post about Marie Kondo and her Konmari method of tidying up please check my tumblr 😉🌷👩🏻💼
Hola a todos!! Como estan? 😉 Me alegra que les gustara mi publicación sobre Marie Kondo 🤗 Si quieren ver más sobre su “Mét
“A few days ago, I saw a series of gifs of Marie Kondo explaining that, when we’re organizing our clothes, we should choose those that spark joy, and in order to not feel bad about the clothes we have to throw away, we should thank the clothes for the time that they were with us and then let them go.
This caught my attention, and I found on Netflix that she had her own series, where she goes to people’s houses and helps them to organize. I like her method and I want to share some of her advice with you. Who knows. You can always learn something 😉
I,,, finished my extended essay in under a day,,, thanks to the help of epic Shounen battle OST I have finally finished!
I'm never doing this again
- ̗̀ masterposts ̖́-
how to stay motivated throughout the school year
spicing things up
how to handle a bad grade
ideas for rewarding yourself
kpop journal
burnout - a guide for students
bujo for students
my after school routine
new year, new me?
how i study
german media
taking notes in class
how to wear what you want to school
autumn study tips
self care journal
birkenbihl method
summer guide
printables
study breaks
my favorite apps
study music
good habits
self-discipline
how to drink more water
what to do while on the bus
some advice
that time of the month
self care
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how to study + motivation
tips for new studyblrs + ways to prep for senior year
how to stay motivated after school when u have homework
back to school tips in german
german slang
study moods by subject
chemistry: a seat in the first row, diligent note taking, falling asleep in a textbook, color coded sticky notes but with no real system, fingers running across old ink
literature: studying in bed, a cat snoozing on the pillow, orchestral movie soundtracks playing softly, rereading passages that were absentmindedly passed through
math: strong cups of coffee, graph paper planners, crowded lecture halls, a furrowed brow, warm sweaters, that one special spot in the library
history: clicking pens, stacks and stacks of books, annotations in the margins, study sessions spread out on the floor, flickering candles, working in complete silence
biology: colorful illustrations, well worn flashcards, reusable water bottles, always breaking pencil lead, carefully drafting important emails
art: getting lost in readings, pastry and a coffee, receipts repurposed as bookmarks, love for rainy days, in class hand raising anxiety, a whirlwind of a backpack
world languages: early mornings, a deep seated quizlet addiction, studying with friends, practicing presentations aloud in an empty room, fidgeting in chairs, detailed study guides
engineering: hands running through hair, cups of tea either drank while they’re too hot or entirely forgotten, typing quickly, the sound as hallways fill in between classes
music: stretching fingers after long periods of writing, 11:59 submission for a 12:00 deadline, celebrating the completion of a task with something sweet, deep respect for teachers
Me: *Can’t solve any questions on math IB mocks*
Me: *Can’t solve anything on the actual math IB diploma*
Hi, there! I have a big exam next month and decided to create an exam study kit to organize and increase my productivity. I hope this exam study pack help your final exam. Good luck with your exam, everyone! We can do it!
Exam Study Pack Including
Final Exam Schedule
Final Exam Time Schedule (week)
Weekly Study planner
Monthly Style Study planner
Essay Planner
Glossary (definitions & terms)
Note
Click HERE to download the printable (PDF). Please save the file to your computer and open with Adobe Reader DC. Use Adobe Reader, otherwise, it will not work correctly and colors may display completely different. Please let me know if you are having trouble downloading the file.
* Important note: All files are Personal Use (non-commercial) ONLY! Please Do NOT Copy and Edit. Please Do No distribute and sell these files or upload them to other websites.
By the way, I decided to post a new printable item each week (every Saturday). Tomorrow I will post “Free Printable Thanksgiving 2018 Wine Labels” including using a Japanese pattern. So please come back to my blog tomorrow!
Finals are V stressful
Because I don't study enough
Hi
Sorry I’ve been so inactive! It’s exam season and I need to studyyyy but I will be back with some aesthetics and art after exams are over. Good luck to everyone doing exams right now!!
Nintendo and notes? More like just Nintendo
Is it just me or
Do scientific links not line up with data presented
🌧️🌧️blue🌧️🌧️
Besto Tea poster made for math 😎
you’ve gotta stat romanticizing your life. you gotta start believing that your morning commute is cute and fun, that every cup of coffee is the best you’ve ever had, that even the smallest and most mundane things are exciting and new. you have to, because that’s when you start truly living. that’s when you look forward to every day.
live your life like a ghibli movie where literally everything is charming and beautiful
Good advice
Me: I’m pretty sure that I did absolutely horrible on the test like I couldn’t do half of the questions. Probably I’ll get sixty percent
Me: *Actually gets sixty percent on that test*
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Some general resources:
Chemistry Glossary
Chemistry Exam Survival Guide
Toolbox – interactive graphing, tables, and calculators
Make virtual chemistry models
Interactive periodic table
Another site for making virtual chemistry models
Virtual labs – covers stoichiometry, thermochemistry, eq1uilibrium, acid base chemistry, solubility, oxidation/reduction and electrochemistry, analytical chemistry/lab techniques
Concept tests
Chemistry Science Fair Project Ideas
OChem Reaction Bank
Interactive chem simulations
Chemical calculations
The Chem Blog
Molecule of the day
Free chemistry drawing software
Laboratory Safety - Laboratory safety for the chemistry classroom
Periodic Table of Videos - Brady Haran
On this day in chemistry… - a history of chemistry
The faces of chemistry
Experimentation hub - explore and enjoy our experiments to increase engagement in scientific investigation, develop new skills and enhance your knowledge.
Understanding journals - including reading articles, referencing, and example articles.
Resources for specific topics:
Stochiometry – the mole, molarity and density, reaction stoichiometry and limiting reagents, empirical formula and mixtures, gravimetric analysis
Themochemistry – energy and enthalpy, entropy
Kinetics – phenomenological and mechanistic kinetics
Equilibrium – LeChatlier’s principle, progress of reaction, equilibrium calculations, common ion effect
Acid base chemistry – strong acid and bases, weak acids and bases, buffer solutions, acid/base titrations
Solubility – solubility product, solubility and PH, common ion effect
Oxidation/Reduction and Electrochemistry – standard reduction potentials, galvanic cells
Analytical chemistry/ Lab techniques – reaction stoichiometry and limiting reagents, acid/base titrations, redox titrations, gravimetric analysis, UC/Vis spectroscopy
Physical chemistry – quantum mechanics, spectroscopy
Properties of solutions – intermolecular forces, colligative properties
Textbooks:
Chemistry Virtual Textbooks, Stephen Lower
Organic Chemistry, Tim Soderberg
Organic Chemistry I, George Mhehe
Environmental Chemistry, Dejene Tessema
Virtual Organic Chemistry
Industrial Chemistry, Helen Njenga
Inorganic Chemistry, Chrispin Kowenje
Physical Chemistry I, Onesmus Munyaki
General Chemistry, Principles, Patterns and Applications
Chemistry Books - a variety of chemistry textbooks
Chemistry Tutorials/Guides:
Atoms, Molecules, and Ions
Chemical reactions and stoichiometry
Electronic structure of atoms
Periodic table
Chemical bonds
Gases and kinetic molecular theory
State of matter and intermolecular forces
Chemical equilibrium
Acids and bases
Acid base equilibria and solubility equilibria
Thermodynamics
Redox reactions and electrochemistry
Kinetics
Nuclear chemistry
Organic Chemistry Tutorials/Guidelines:
Structure and bonding
Dot structures
Hybridization
Bond-line structures
Electronegativity
Resonance and acid base chemistry
Counting electrons
Resonance structures
Organic acid-base chemistry
Alkanes, cycloalkanes and functional groups
Naming alkanes
Naming alkanes, cycloalkanes, and bicyclic compounds
Conformations of alkanes
Conformations of cycloalkanes
Functional groups
Stereochemistry
Chirality
Enantiomers
Stereoisomeric relationships
Subsituation and elimination reactions
Free radical reaction
Sn1 vs Sn2
Nucleophilicity and basicity
Elimination reactions
Sn1/Sn2/E1/E2
Sn1 and Sn2
Alkenes and alkynes
Naming alkenes
Alkene reactions
Alkene nomenclature
Alkene reactions
Naming and preparing alkynes
Alkyne reactions
Alcohols, ethers, epoxides, sulphides
Alcohol nomenclature and properties
Synthesis of alcohols
Reactions of alcohols
Nomenclature and properties of ethers
Synthesis and cleavage of ethers
Nomenclature and preparation of epoxides
Conjugation, Diels-Alder, and MO theory
Addition reactions of conjugated dienes
Diels-Alder reaction
Molecular orbital theory
Aromatic compounds
Naming benzene derivatives
Reactions of benzene
Aromatic stability
Electrophilic aromatic substitution
Directing effects
Other reactions and synthesis
Aldehydes and ketones
Introduction to aldehydes and ketones
Reactions of aldehydes and ketones
Carboxylic acids and derivatives
Naming carboxylic acids
Formation of carboxylic acid derivatives
Nomenclature and reactions of carboxylic acids
Nomenclature and reactions of carboxylic acid derivatives
Alpha carbon chemistry
Formation of enolate anions
Aldol condensations
Amines
Naming amines
Spectroscopy
Infrared Spectroscopy
UV/Vis Spectroscopy
proton NMR
Careers:
A future in Chemistry
What can I do with my chemistry degree?
Chemistry Careers - American Chemical Society
What to do with a degree in chemistry - The Guardian