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I'm redoing my study space, going to try to fill up the wall space with motivational quotes
Merry Christmas in different languages
English: Merry Christmas!
German: Frohe Weihnachten!
Swedish: God jul!
Icelandic: Gleðileg jól!
Dutch: Prettig kerstfeest!
Irish: Nollaig Shona!
Scottish Gaelic: Nollaig Chridheil!
Slovene: Vesel božič!
Greek: Καλά Χριστούγεννα!
Danish: Glædelig jul!
French: Joyeux Noël
Italian: Buon Natale
New Year’s vocabulary in Finnish
Uusivuosi - New Year Onnellista uutta vuotta! - Happy New Year! Uudenvuodenaatto - New Year’s Eve Uudenvuodenpäivä - New Year’s Day Juhla - feast, party, celebration Perinne - tradition Paraati - parade Konsertti - concert Puhe - speech Jumalanpalvelus - service (religion) Ateria - meal Malja - toast Samppanja, kuohuviini - champagne, sparkling wine Kippis! - Cheers! Ilotulitus - fireworks (Ilotulitus)raketti - skyrocket Papatti - firecracker Tähtisadetikku - sparkler Tinanvalanta - molybdomancy Muisto - memory Lähtölaskenta - countdown Uudenvuodenlupaus - New Year’s resolution Keskiyö - midnight Suudelma - kiss
You messed up. And that’s okay.
You procrastinated on your homework.
You crammed for that test the night before.
You didn’t finish the book and started the paper the night before it was due.
You forgot a deadline.
You failed that pop quiz.
You overslept your alarm.
Even though you promised yourself you wouldn’t, you messed up. And that’s okay.
You’re no less of a person because of it.
You’re no less of a studyblr community member because of it.
You’re no less intelligent because of it.
You’re no less of a hard worker because of it.
You’re no less of a student because of it.
YOU’RE. JUST. HUMAN.
We all have those bad days. Sometimes, we get tired of constantly being on the grind. We forget to take those me days. We stop and yearn for all of that free time. And eventually it catches up to us and we make boo-boos, but that doesn’t negate all the hard work we’ve put in so far or any of the hard work we will put in from here on out. Don’t let this one lapse in judgement, preparation, or thinking define your week, semester, or year. Use it. Work harder because of it. Make sure that the feeling of regret you have now is something you won’t feel for a very long time.
Guys, it’s not about being perfect. It’s about letting the imperfections guide you instead of define you.
I never really have much to complain about when it comes to school. Sure, there’s a lot of homework and some teachers suck, but that comes with the package. What I do hate though: the fact that some students work so hard they only get a few hours of sleep every night. The fact that GPA matters more than 3 square meals a day. The fact that having an unrealistic amount of extracurriculars is more important that spending quality time with your family. But most of all, I hate that I, an incredibly hard working student, am overlooked simply because I am not number 1. And that is the American school system in a nutshell.
- how I’ve been feeling lately (via themindof-nadia)
If you set your goals ridiculously high and it’s a failure, you will fail above everyone else’s success.
James Cameron (via thesuccessrules)
Work until you no longer have to introduce yourself.
(via thecollegegrind)
“Teenage girls, please don’t worry about being super popular in high school, or being the best actress in high school, or the best athlete. Not only do people not care about any of that the second you graduate, but when you get older, if you reference your successes in high school too much, it actually makes you look kind of pitiful, like some babbling old Tennessee Williams character with nothing else going on in her current life. What I’ve noticed is that almost no one who was a big star in high school is also big star later in life. For us overlooked kids, it’s so wonderfully fair.”
Mindy Kaling (via clash-official)
Everyone has different goals. Whether it’s straight A’s or simply passing exams, people’s goals should be respected and encouraged.
studystudylife (via studystudylife)
hello everyone! i decided to do a series called “junior year tips” to help those going into junior year this year or sometime soon!
the first topic is AP English Language and Composition
TIPS FOR BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS
understand the class
the ap lang class is largely focused on a student’s ability to analyze text, speech, or images and create an argument based on the analysis. you will see this through an essay called a rhetorical analysis, a synthesis essay, and an argumentative essay. even though they’re all different in format, what it comes down to is analyzing some form of literature, speech, film, personal experience, etc to constitute the evidence for your argument.
look at your readings for the school year, or read books similar books to those
some suggestions (ones we read):
The Scarlet Letter
The Grapes of Wrath
Essays from people like Zora Neale Hurston
practice reading academic articles, classics, news articles, etc to practice analyzing the text
google scholar
the economist
plus: how to read journal articles critically
reading classics
learn rhetorical strategies
this is v impt, bc even if you know a lot, there’s ALWAYS MORE!!! i stg, every practice test i took had at least 1 rhetorical strategy that i didn’t know
here’s a site i used
and a tumblr post
improve your vocab!
vocab is good to expand for many reasons, one of which is that the ap lang exam consists of advanced vocab in its questions, answers, and prompts. it’s best to know those words to have a better chance at scoring higher!
a guide to vocab
TIPS DURING SCHOOL
read your required readings. please. just do it.
ok honey lemme tell you why this is instrumental
first of all, your teacher may have pop quizzes, tests, discussions, or whateva on this book, and i cannot tell u how annoyed i got when i would be one of the few to read the freakin book and everyone else used spark notes. like hun look i understand it’s hard to read the book EVERY TIME but pick up the damn thing and read it at least once. THEN U CAN GET ON SPARK NOTES. pls.
another things is that YOU CAN USE THESE BOOKS FOR UR ESSAYS!!!! (really synthesis & argumentative) wow. really? yeah. i know. i mean, let’s be real, you can use bullshit for your essays if it goes with your argument, but understanding the books you read for class is so helpful when writing those essays!! i promise. like, if an argumentative essay be like: man often associate weather with mood. does weather cause mood shifts? use evidence. you can be like, okay dude, in the grapes of wrath, the weather CAUSED ALL THE MOODS. there. you’re done. and you can add scarlet letter like: in the forest, when the narrator describes the weather as beautiful, hester’s mood changes!!! yeah, anyway.
last but most definitely not least, READING IS SO GOOD for you. for every part of you. (well, forgetting the pain.) it enhances your brain, it improves your vocabulary, it makes you more empathetic…i could go on. ‘
practice the multiple choice reading comprehension questions
yeah it sounds horrible and it can be, but you can become a master at this shit.
good thing is, you have to do this for SAT as well, so it’ll be one for two, ya know?
check out the college board for a practice test
here are some tips
please please please practice the essays
these essays are so different and specific compared to regular essays (i mean, argumentative essay is closest), so it is essential to understand what each requires and how they work (please refer above)
essay tips
rhetorical analysis
argumentative
start studying as early as possible
this could be applied to almost any class, but starting early will enhance your memory in the long run if you keep studying the same material throughout the year
resources
my ap lang tag
ap exam tips
ap books for free!!
ap course notes
guide on ap classes
aplangandcompkids
my stuff
back to school masterpost
study tips masterpost
productive morning masterpost
guide to sleep
ask me anything, any time!!
check out my youtube??
my new booklr and my aesthetic tumblr
good luck to you all!!
SELF CARE CHEAT SHEET!!
how to treat yourself on a low budget
what to do after a long day
how not to be hard on yourself
staying healthy while studying
need a confidence boost? stand like this
how to deal with mental illness
feel better masterpost
hygiene/beauty masterpost | my make up masterpost | make up masterpost | simple steps for perfect make up | more make up tips | highlighting/contouring
6 ab moves
hair oil benefits
what is your acne telling you? | another useful post about acne
headaches
masterpost for rough times
the sex ed your parents didn’t give you
head to toe self care
blow job tips
limits of the human body
when to change your toothbrush, workouts etc
useful hoe tips | more
“how to make love”
shaving your vagina
foods that fix everything
22 less difficult ways to practise self care
self care wheel
superhero workouts | lose 500 calories at home
bad habits and how to break them
stop biting nails
stop procrastinating
stop skipping breakfast
stretches to improve every aspect of your body
stop cracking knuckles
stop falling asleep late
list of stress relievers
remove a splinter
smoothie masterpost
morning yoga
hair masterpost
self care masterpost
period hacks | alleviate menstrual cramps
sounds to soothe anxiety | another tip | panic attacks | calming down
things to do when you’re scared, anxious | reduce anxiety
self help for anxiety
what to eat before you run
how to get ahead in life
self care infographic
study guide for health (basic first aid, healthy hobbies etc)
a+ self care advice | more lovely advice
coping skills
get rid of negative self talk
feeling sad? | not having a good day? | if anyone is sad | feeling anxious for school? | in case you’re having a bad night | unfuck tomorrow morning
study food
health life hacks
what to do with food poisoning
self talk to end obsessions
self care ideas/tips
what to do with you’re bleeding and don’t have a band aid
why you should drink a lot of water
other cheat sheets
u know how badly i just want everything to stop. i want exams and deadlines to stop. i want to be able to read and write whenever and whatever i want. i wanna watch tv shows all the time i wanna listen to music and look out of my window for hours but i want to be able to do all this stuff without worrying about everything else. i just want it all to stop
Quick reminder: it’s normal to get lower grades at the start of the year!!
don’t punish yourself but give yourself time to get back on track, especially if you’re starting a new qualification/subject. getting ‘good’ grades takes time and effort so don’t put unrealistic expectations on yourself so early on. you’ve got plenty of time to improve and learn!
shoutout to all the studyblrs and langblrs who
don’t get straight As
fail tests sometimes
have learning problems or mental illnesses
don’t have perfect handwriting and pretty notes
can’t afford mac laptops or other expensive items
you guys (we) are just as much a part of studyblr as anyone else! let’s all support each other because this community is all about learning, regardless of where you come from.
How to Write a University-level Essay
Heyo, so school is fast approaching, and seeing as Tumblr is made up of a lot of younger users who will soon be shipping off to college or university soon, I thought I would take it upon myself to help spread my knowledge of essay-writing. Essay-writing is my thing. I love it. I live for it. It’s how I make up for my shitty test marks, and still get by with an 85 average+ in University classes. I’m a historian by trade, so perhaps this information will seem a bit off from what you’re used to, but hopefully, It’ll help you out. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot me an ask.
1. Consider your question and find your thesis.
I know, I know. People always say, no! Never start with your thesis/intro paragraph! Go to the body!! Well i’m here to say forget everything you’ve been told. Forget that, forget the stupid hamburger shit they teach you, forget it all and start reading.
I ALWAYS start with my thesis. Why? Because you cannot make good paragraphs without knowing what you’re researching. You need direction, and a thesis is your map.
So, the question we’ll use shall be: What is one way in which the Union won the American Civil War?
Now remember, your thesis is your map. It shows you where to go, what to look for. The thesis is the heart and soul of all your work. You want a good, solid thesis. What does that include, you ask?
An idea
A reason for said idea
Evidence to support said reason, and thus validate the idea.
So, lets do an example. Let’s say I’m writing on the use of media during the American Civil War. I like photography, and wrote a paper on this in my second year, but im gonna be doing this example freehand(idk where I put that essay lol) so lets work with how I got an A+ on that paper. This will be my idea:
“Photography during the American Civil War influenced the war’s outcome in the Norths favour.”
This is VERY vague. This is an example of a thesis in bloom! Let’s take it further. Look at the above. What questions would you have from this thesis?
-Who was taking photos at that time?
-Why did it influence the outcome?
-How did it influence the outcome?
-Who consumed photography as a media at that time?
This is where you STOP, and start the next step.
2. Research
Start your basic research with your idea, and the above questions in mind. Look at libraries, ask your professor or TA or librarian, or just do some basic google searches to get to know the subject(but for the love of god if you include a google link in your citation I will personally hunt you down and castrate you.)
I like to start with the basics of any inquiry: WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHY, HOW. Who was taking photos? Where were they displayed that caused influence? ect…These, in relation to your beginner thesis, will help guide you in what form your thesis will take.
Once you’ve finished that, and have a general feel for the time period, go back to your thesis.
3. THESIS 2.0
Go back to your original question: What is one way in which the Union won the American Civil War? Now look at your thesis again. It’s too vague, isn’t it?
As you can see, our original thesis was too vague to be a real thesis. So, we NARROW IT DOWN using our WWWWWH progress we focused on during early research!
“Photography during the American Civil war influenced the war’s outcome by providing a visual for ordinary citizens about the horrors of war, and thus helping to increase donations and awareness to the cause.”
Great! But once again, too vague! Questions that may arise include:
Who was taking the photos
Evidence for donations?
Evidence for social awareness?
So, we NARROW IT DOWN again. I’m going to use Andrew Gardner’s photography during the Civil war, as he was one of the most famous and influential at the time.
“Andrew Gardner’s photography during the American Civil war influenced the war’s outcome by providing a visual for ordinary citizens about the horrors of war, and thus helping to increase donations and enlistment in the Union through awareness to the cause…”
The above then gives us the following(why and how are sometimes grouped together):
Who: Andrew Gardner
What: Photography helped the north win the war.
Where: Union-aka northern states
When: American Civil War
Why/How: Because Andrew Gardner’s photography raised social awareness through this new and budding medium
Use this sort of outline to guide you in the next step!
4. Now that we have a thesis, you need to do some more research and evidence gathering.
The way I like to do this is to go check out a few books from the library(look for text books in particular), and leaf through the index for matching terms. Our matching terms would be:
Photography, civil war, Andrew Gardner, media
From there, you read over the pages, and see if any of the info relates to your subjects. Copy down quotes, page numbers, book title, author, publishing date and publisher. You need these for your bibliography. Pick and choose relevant information. The filter for relevant information relies entirely on your thesis, because it decides what you need to be looking for—this is why I hate when people tell me to start writing paragraphs before I write a thesis! It’s simply impossible and counter productive, and will cost you hours in revision.
So, gather your information from the library, and cross-reference with peer-reviewed articles and data. For our thesis, we would need data on enlistment numbers in an area after a date of Andrew Gardner’s photography exhibit showcases. No matter what type of essay you’re writing, you can always back up your evidence with data, and it won’t hurt one bit. Don’t be afraid of the numbers, kids!
So, if we were to go back to our thesis, we could now expand on it like this:
“Andrew Gardner’s photography during the American Civil war influenced the war’s outcome by providing a visual for ordinary citizens about the horrors of war, and thus helping to increase donations and enlistment in the Union through awareness to the cause. An increase in donations and enlistment in relation to exposure to Gardners work is seen in data/evidence point A, as well as in data/evidence point B, which will be fully outlined in the points below.”
This gives you an example of how to lead from a thesis, to your opening paragraph.
5. Data and Evidence Justifications—Paragraph making
This is the section where you can branch your essay into your data and evidence points you gathered in steps 2 and 4. You can have as many paragraphs as you like, just make sure your evidence and data is strong and supported. I personally like to work with my thesis copied and pasted onto the top of every page I write on. This keeps you on track, with your clear goal in mind, and will help you from straying. I will give you an example of how a paragraph might sound.
Andrew Gardner’s photography during the American Civil War became heavily influential upon the American population at the time, particularly the north, wherein which his work was showcased. The influence of Gardner’s photographic works is seen in the _____, which shows us that without the influence of Gardner’s media influence, war efforts and awareness may not have been as successful as they had been.
This is an alright opener for you to work with. The ___ is where you could put in your data point or evidence piece. The point of the paragraph is to show your support for your thesis by confirming it with evidence.
Your paragraphs should take this form:
Present, Confirm, Conclude, Lead.
You present your evidence, confirm its relation to the thesis and confirm the validity of the thesis, conclude by brief revision of evidence, and then lead into your next paragraph.
6. Conclusion
Your conclusionary paragraph should be a look-over of the above paragraphs. Restate your thesis, present a summarized version of your paragraphs(one or two sentences only), and perhaps take the time to look at your own views on the subject. An example might look like this:
“Taking a moment to step away from the above mentioned evidence, I believe it to be scholarly acceptable and even necessary to state my own views on the subject presented. In drawing conclusions, I felt that the above information was correct in that it presented a reality of the time period, in which photography was becoming a medium to be embraced by popular society. People were not only astounded by Gardner’s photographs on a social level, but also a technical level. The astonishment people held at seeing the war-torn battle fields spurred them into action, and even today can still present feelings of dread, fear and loss when looking at his photos…blah blah blah”
Why is it scholarly acceptable and perhaps necessary to state your views? Oftentimes, it is to reassure the reader of your own personal bias’, which exist whether you like them or not, to the subject at hand. Having a small tidbit on your own thoughts about your research ect, breaking away from the third-person droning of an essay can be refreshing and welcoming for a prof at the end of his stack of essay reading.
7. In summary
Thesis
WWWWWH
NARROW IT DOWN
Data and Evidence
Present, Confirm, Conclude, Lead
Self opinions/Conclude
All in all, do unique things. Professors love it when they come across something that’s not cookie cutter! Even if they present you with a list of essay topics, take the leap and ask them if you can do your own research topic!! Take risks with your essay writing, talk to your professors about what you want to do, and try to have fun with your research. I’ve written on everything from civil war photography to Disney princesses in american media, to the religious formation of idea of heaven and earth. Remember, so long as there’s credible, documented evidence, it’s possible to write about it.
hello everyone! i decided to do a series called “junior year tips” to help those going into junior year this year or sometime soon!
the first topic is AP English Language and Composition
TIPS FOR BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS
understand the class
the ap lang class is largely focused on a student’s ability to analyze text, speech, or images and create an argument based on the analysis. you will see this through an essay called a rhetorical analysis, a synthesis essay, and an argumentative essay. even though they’re all different in format, what it comes down to is analyzing some form of literature, speech, film, personal experience, etc to constitute the evidence for your argument.
look at your readings for the school year, or read books similar books to those
some suggestions (ones we read):
The Scarlet Letter
The Grapes of Wrath
Essays from people like Zora Neale Hurston
practice reading academic articles, classics, news articles, etc to practice analyzing the text
google scholar
the economist
plus: how to read journal articles critically
reading classics
learn rhetorical strategies
this is v impt, bc even if you know a lot, there’s ALWAYS MORE!!! i stg, every practice test i took had at least 1 rhetorical strategy that i didn’t know
here’s a site i used
and a tumblr post
improve your vocab!
vocab is good to expand for many reasons, one of which is that the ap lang exam consists of advanced vocab in its questions, answers, and prompts. it’s best to know those words to have a better chance at scoring higher!
a guide to vocab
TIPS DURING SCHOOL
read your required readings. please. just do it.
ok honey lemme tell you why this is instrumental
first of all, your teacher may have pop quizzes, tests, discussions, or whateva on this book, and i cannot tell u how annoyed i got when i would be one of the few to read the freakin book and everyone else used spark notes. like hun look i understand it’s hard to read the book EVERY TIME but pick up the damn thing and read it at least once. THEN U CAN GET ON SPARK NOTES. pls.
another things is that YOU CAN USE THESE BOOKS FOR UR ESSAYS!!!! (really synthesis & argumentative) wow. really? yeah. i know. i mean, let’s be real, you can use bullshit for your essays if it goes with your argument, but understanding the books you read for class is so helpful when writing those essays!! i promise. like, if an argumentative essay be like: man often associate weather with mood. does weather cause mood shifts? use evidence. you can be like, okay dude, in the grapes of wrath, the weather CAUSED ALL THE MOODS. there. you’re done. and you can add scarlet letter like: in the forest, when the narrator describes the weather as beautiful, hester’s mood changes!!! yeah, anyway.
last but most definitely not least, READING IS SO GOOD for you. for every part of you. (well, forgetting the pain.) it enhances your brain, it improves your vocabulary, it makes you more empathetic…i could go on. ‘
practice the multiple choice reading comprehension questions
yeah it sounds horrible and it can be, but you can become a master at this shit.
good thing is, you have to do this for SAT as well, so it’ll be one for two, ya know?
check out the college board for a practice test
here are some tips
please please please practice the essays
these essays are so different and specific compared to regular essays (i mean, argumentative essay is closest), so it is essential to understand what each requires and how they work (please refer above)
essay tips
rhetorical analysis
argumentative
start studying as early as possible
this could be applied to almost any class, but starting early will enhance your memory in the long run if you keep studying the same material throughout the year
resources
my ap lang tag
ap exam tips
ap books for free!!
ap course notes
guide on ap classes
aplangandcompkids
my stuff
back to school masterpost
study tips masterpost
productive morning masterpost
guide to sleep
ask me anything, any time!!
check out my youtube??
my new booklr and my aesthetic tumblr
good luck to you all!!
back to school is upon us! here is a masterpost to help put your best foot forward this year!
+ Y O U T U B E +
@studyign‘s channel
@nehrdist‘s channel
@studywithjessofficial‘s channel
thomas frank’s channel (!!!)
reese regan’s school survival guide playlist
brooke miccio’s channel
@darlingrachel‘s channel
siena mirabella’s bts vids
jill cimorelli’s bts vids (the bts video queen tbh)
nicoletta’s bts videos (x) (x)
my fav school-related videos
alisha marie’s back to school playlist
10 of the best youtube education channels by studying-enem
+ H E A L T H / S L E E P / F O O D +
sleepyti.me
put in when you’re going to sleep or when you have to wake up
it’ll tell you when to fall asleep / wake up so your sleep cycles aren’t interrupted (therefore you don’t feel groggy and tired)
why you should set aside a day every week NOT to study
feed your brain : 15 foods to ease your study life + tips, recipes, & more
waking up early + feeling refreshed
11 little self care tips for students by @theorganisedstudent
tips of a good night’s sleep by @northseastudies
getting better sleep by @noteology
taking breaks by @noteology
energy by @noteology
study snacks by @studyblrjess
3 quick and easy healthy school breakfast ideas by studywithjess
hydration by @studytildawn
getting a good night’s sleep by highschoolering
how to eat healthy on a student budget by @studymyth
healthy eating masterpost by @c-athyna
+ S T A T I O N E R Y / S U P P L Y E S S E N T I A L S +
emergency kit for school by @the-triple-sss
ultimate school locker kit by @girl-studying
school supply masterpost by @hermionegoals
top 10 non-stationery school supplies by @pencyls
school supplies!!! by @areistotle
+ P R O D U C T I V I T Y / M O T I V A T I O N / P R O C R A S T I N A T I O N / O R G A N I Z A T I O N +
how to make a study schedule
example of a study plan by @studying-hbu
tips for a more productive study session by @llenyataire
setting s.m.a.r.t goals by @noteology
defeating procrastination by noteology
how to stay motivated by @nehrdist
how to have a productive day by nehridst
10 life hacks for getting motivated by studywithjess
guide to motivation by @prettylittlestudies
how to be more organized by @studywithclover
how to develop self-discipline by @tbhstudying
guide to morning routines by @gaystudies
make the most of your day by @hermionegoals
manage your time wisely by @enginehrd
how to stop procrastinating by @educatier
how to keep your backpack tidy by @tbhstudying
tips for managing your study time by @hannah-the-sassy
+ S H Y N E S S / M A K I N G F R I E N D S +
how to group work by @studiyng
how to make friends by educatier
how to speak up and stand out in class
how to make new friends
how to have confidence for back to school
+ N O T E - TA K I N G / S T U D Y M E T H O D S +
handwritten note-taking methods by @the-prudent-student
upgrade your notes by @studylou
easy ways to make pretty notes by studying
how to study in places you’re not supposed to by @mildstudies
top 10 study tips by @simple-study
random study strategies by @grestudies
how I study by @sweetlystudy
the note method (tips and how I take notes) by @ultrastudies
symbols and abbreviations for note taking
uh oh! i ruined my notes (a quick fix guide) by @gaystudies
a complete guide to studying well by @scholarlysquad
+ D I Y / I N E X P E N S I V E +
stationery under $6 by @studyign
back to school diys by @noarasseo
wallet friendly notebooks by @jinstudies
diy notebook tutorial by @thecollegekid
diy school supplies part 1 ; part 2 by @gracelearns
diy notebook covers by @muchelleb
diy notebooks by @study-nsp
diy journals by @kimberlystudies
diy masterpost by @studiyng
diy school book covers by @pinestudy
muji
jetpens.com
coolpencilcase.com
+ P R I N T A B L E S +
theorganisedstudent (queen of printables tbh)
class information by @studyquill
printables by @cmpsbls
daily printables by @cofene
weekly printable by @lazyhermione
my printables tag
printables masterpost by @studying
printables by @thearialligraphyproject
@celestudial
to do list printables
daily planners
weekly planners
to do list printables by @studeying
free printables from day designer shop by studyquill
study printables pack by @marialearns
the back to school emergency kit by @educatier
+ L A N G U A G E S +
tips to learn a new language by @darasteine
how to learn foreign languages by russchoolgirl
how i learn languages by @mickybyrd
language learning tips by @busymarina
how to learn a new language by @studiyng
language learning masterpost by @z-co
+ O T H E R B A C K T O S C H O O L P O S T S +
how to get prepared for the new school year by @sofxstudies
preparing for back to school by @howtomusicmajor
preparing for the “big change:” getting ready for college by @studiousgab
how to: prepare for the first day of school
50 things to know for back to school by @schoolhouserockk
my other posts
how to (effectively) use highlighters
(ap) biology note-taking
what is revising? revision explained + methods and tips
tips for bouncing back after a long break
ap euro (or any history) note taking tips
how to slay the new semester
how to focus : tips on improving your focus
ap euro masterpost (again)
ap euro crunch time
my study routine
what i learned from ap euro
eliminating procrastination and distraction during a study session
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