Dite Studies

∙ 15 ∙ gemini ∙ uk ∙ intj ∙ gcses •

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was studying for sat when suddenly pretty pretty light filtered through my window. i couldnt resist so here it is yall

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my spanish for translators class is consuming my brain & I’ve been super unmotivated lately I need some help :-(

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here’s to every girl working so so hard to reach her goal. i see you. you can do it.

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03/10/17 13:13 // My life is a mess help me

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two almost identical photos from today’s study session in starbucks ☕️⭐️ —8/4/17

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little reminders

do you have homework due tomorrow? do it

did you get any homework today? do it

did you get an assignment notification? break it into small chunks, schedule these chunks and make a start on it. 

do you have an exam tomorrow? do some light revision. or if you’ve left it until the last, turn off your phone, put it in your desk drawer and revise until you’re done. make sure you get at least 4 hours of sleep if you’re cramming, 8 if you’re not. 

do you have a quiz tomorrow? do some v light revision, and redo some homework problems or handouts on the topic.

how much tea/coffee/general caffeine have you had today? how much water have you had? switch your next coffee refill to water.

have you brushed your hair? tame that mane.

have you showered? have a warm shower right before you go to bed so you feel sleepy when you come out.

are your feet cold? put on socks.

are you working your hardest? push a little harder. 

when was the last time you allocated relaxing time? pick a cutoff point for your work, whether it’s 9pm or 1am, and spend 15-30 minutes (depending on the time) to wind down by reading a book, talking to family or friends, taking a shower and generally doing whatever you want. 

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important!

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struggles of taking latin - no revision guides exist so you have to make your own! ✨

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hi :) check out my advice blog if ya want (here)

[eintsein]

Hey guys, so I’ve seen some posts around about daily routines so I thought I’d share my own. I consider myself to be great at being productive even early in the morning, and here’s how I achieve that. Hope this is helpful, and feel free to ask me questions if you have any!

[lawyerd]

17 | Hate going into work on the weekends, but at least it’s like a paid study hall

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desk space before the whirlwind of exam week and studying hit it

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20.10.2017 // Major public transport strike today and no trams running? Fine, whatever, I’ll just do my readings in bed.

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listen:

1. it’s okay

2. you are lovely

3. i admire your passion and your determination

4. i know you are capable of so much, don’t listen to anyone who tells you otherwise

5. you remind me of the smell of jasmine and laughter

6. you are a source of good, you are radiating so much light, so much happiness

7. i truly hope you find people who appreciate you for who you are, not for who you’re supposed to be

8. i know you are going to change the world, in ways you never thought possinle.

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2/100 days of productivity

Some maths notes on approximating distributions for my test tomorrow 📊

[vctoria]

~ July 18, 2017 ~

I’ve been getting into Korean skincare recently, and my face feels so soft after using overnight face masks (or even just 20 minute ones) and putting more time into cleansing and moisturizing my face day and night.

Starbucks has been my second home for the past couple weeks :0 and I’ve been able to stay focused for longer periods of time and get things done :))) How is your summer going?

[ghiblistudyy]

july 16th, 2017

More annotations for APUSH! Also I have a shipment w/ stationary stuff coming in the next week and I AM SO EXCITED HELP

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Today we got our COA tests back, and mine really didn’t narrow anything down at all!