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Studyblr? Idk i need motivation haha

[joshqun]

Harry Potter or The Maze Runner

*cries* Maze Runner

Make me choose between…

[galaxymeg31]

omg who is the evil person who even asked

[study-desi]

STUDYBLRS PLEASE REBLOG!!!

There’s not enough motivation on my dash!! Please reblog this/follow me if you: -Have a studyblr -Post motivational things -Post advice for highschool/college level people -Post study tips -Have a blog that posts anything in French! Je dois pratiquer mon français :3 -Are a generally nice person that posts something that will lift my and my followers’ spirits As long as 80+% of your posts are the above, I’ll follow you from my main, @bestest-desi-monastere ! Come love me friends 💓💓

[mingyoozi]

Vernon: The Best Friend AU

anonymous asked: can you write one where you and vernon have a sleepover and youre best friends but you have feelings for him and you confess when you think hes asleep but heS ACTUALLY NOT HES JU ST PRE TEN DI N G

Summary: just some cute stuff 4 th feels

-I’m here let me in

You smile as you read the text. You race down the stairs and to the front door, throwing open the front door and grinning.

“Hansol!” You yell. He smiles at you and wraps his arms around you, dropping the bag that’s in his hands. Your pulse starts to quicken, but you’ve had enough practice with this so you’re able to calm you heart down before he notices.

“I missed you so much! How was your trip?” You ask.

Keep reading

[galaxymeg31]

HOLY SHIITAKE

[bee-seokkwan]

Visit Original Link

Post-puberty MANSAE lmao

why did i make this i’m so sorry Seungkwan’s voice is hot af tho

(I don’t own this music!)

[yovgotnojams]

Hygiene inspector, S.Clean. OMG

[galaxymeg31]

HO MY GAWWWWDDDD

[galaxymeg31]

My iMac’s wallpaper now.

I am one who really loves beaches, but most of the time, we see pictures of beaches with nice sunsets, or generally happy looking.

This picture that i got off Work Hard Anywhere, really matches the logo. To me, the gloomy looking beach represents a tough time, in which one is struggling. But the logo “WORK HARD ANYWHERE” really just motivates us to pull through it. Academics or not this is truly inspirational. 

Work Hard Anywhere: http://workhardanywhere.com

Find them on Instagram too!

[randomstudies]

I really wish my Chem study was as neat as psych was last week.

I find that putting the things I need to learn on my window makes me open my window giving me a more positive study space and by using sticky notes the colours correspond with certain areas (plus they stick better to the window than brick walls).

[galaxymeg31]

this is rly pretty <3which i could write on my windows too 

[organizedminimalist]

1. Wally (iPhone, iPad) I personally love this app cause it’s easy to use, beautiful to look at, keeps my receipts and isn’t cluttered with useless features. You can divide them into various categories/subcategories, add in your income, see your balance as well as see your spending habits graphed into beautiful pie charts. 2. 30/30 (iPhone, iPad) This app is mostly intended for study sessions but I use it to keep track of routines, particularly for housework. I tend to procrastinate and dilly-dally when doing laundry/dishes/etc and sometimes I just need to GET IT DONE. You can allot how much time you want to spend, and save these lists/routines for future use.  3. IFTTT (iPhone, iPad) IFTTT stands for If This, Then That and you can use it for ANYTHING. Statements are called “recipes” and allow for a more productive use of your time by eliminating routine actions. I currently use “If raining tomorrow, then remind me today to bring an umbrella” and “If tagged in Facebook photo, then save in iOS Photos”. Alternatively, you can use it to automatically transfer tagged screenshots/notes/etc to dropbox/google drive/etc.  4. Evernote (iPhone, iPad, Macbook) I think everyone knows what Evernote is. It has a ton of features including journals, notes, lists, whatever you want. I use it to keep my 2015 goals and lists (books to read, movies to watch, music to get, gift ideas, recipes to try and my bucket list). How does it make me a better student? I no longer waste free time thinking about what to watch, where to eat, or things to do. I get more things done that I’ve always wanted to do and can therefore appreciate when it’s time to get back to work. 5. Grades 3 (iPhone) Also self-explanatory! It helps you keep track of how each of your evaluations are affecting your final mark. Sometimes it’s hard to see how a 5% quiz improves/ruins your grade. I found myself 10X more motivated after using this app cause you can see just how much better you can do. 6. Inkflow Visual Notebook (iPad) I just recently discovered this and it is THE BEST. As a human bio major in my undergrad, I drew out flowcharts ALL THE TIME. The problem was that I’d run out of space or need to add a new molecule in between, and my OCD would hit the fan. This app allows you to take a photo of your work, but only scans the pencil/pen part, and therefore seamlessly fits in with the rest of your document. You can then erase, select, add and move around different components of the flowchart/note/picture/etc. 7. Flashcards+ (iPhone, iPad, Macbook, Windows) This is pretty self-explanatory! What I liked about this is that I was able to test myself while walking to places in the freezing -30 degrees Celsius weather in Toronto (which I wouldn’t be able to do with physical flashcards). Not to mention it saves so much time and paper, and you can easily share them with others. 8. Duolingo (iPhone, iPad) Learning a new language keeps your head sharp and resume competitive for this increasingly globalized world. I’m currently learning German and this app makes it super easy and fun! I started last week doing 15 minutes every day and I have already had a full (simple) conversation with my German friend - it’s that good! 9. Circle of 6 (iPhone) As newly independent adults, we need to organize our SAFETY. This app allows you to choose 6 people to send an emergency text to with your details and location at the click of a button (as well as an “I’m okay but thanks” message once the crisis is averted). 10. SAM (iPhone, iPad) If you’ve ever had anxiety attacks, you’ll understand how much time an attack eats up when you’re trying to be your most productive self. It has a toolbox of methods to calm you down and provides explanations for what you’re feeling. You can even rate each method so you know what works for you.

11. Dashlane (iPhone, iPad, Macbook, Windows) With all the different social media accounts, email accounts (going on my 4th one now that I’m a Masters student at a new university!), online shopping accounts, bank accounts, etc - it starts to get hard to keep track of all your usernames/passwords AND have strong, individual passwords for all of them. This helps keep track and allows the ability to change ALL your passwords at once if something were to happen to your various accounts.

12. Google Drive (iPhone, iPad, Macbook, Android, Windows) I can spend a whole blog post talking about this one. I have 100% of my documents saved on google drive on my desktop. This means I have 100% of my documents on my phone, ipad and .. anywhere with an internet connection. You won’t have to lug around a big laptop all the time, AND you can have the peace of mind knowing you have access to important information from literally anywhere in the world. And a bonus - it doesn’t take up any space (except in the cloud!). 13. Zotero (Macbook, Windows) I love doing research papers but I absolutely hate having to keep track of everything I’ve read. This app allows you to create folders to keep citations for each of your individual reports. Once you’re done, just choose your referencing method and it creates all your bibliography for you at the click of a button!

14. Self Control (Macbook, Windows) Need to study online but keep feeling tempted to go on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, Youtube, etc? Put them all on a “Blacklist” on this Self Control app and prevent yourself from being able to access them for a certain amount of time. Even if you delete the app, you still can’t get on those sites until your time is up. LIFE SAVER.

Hopefully these tips have helped you in some way. I’d love to hear about other useful apps! The trick is to have apps that satisfy more than one function, so that you don’t clutter up your devices.

Efficiently,

The Organized Minimalist

[belleresources-blog]

:) 

[legolazy-deactivated20180115]

this was really helpful! 

[galaxymeg31]

omg imma use this

[sarstudies]

Ways to Organize Your Schoolwork

i think it’s important to find an organization method that works with you and to stick with it, so i thought i’d make a post!

Using Binders

binders are a great way if you want to be extra organized

binders vary in size, color, and brand

you can use dividers to organize papers

don’t buy pocket folders because it defeats the purpose of getting a binder and all of your papers probably won’t be able to fit in them

d-ring binders are best imo

PROS:

they last long

more heavy duty

great for messy people

easy to get papers in and out

have lots of space for your papers

you can use dividers to section off your work

CONS:

can be expensive

bulky and heavy

require hole punching

takes up a lot of space in your backpack

the annoying “snap” noise

Using Folders

most folders can hold up to 100 papers

buy durable poly folders because they last long (five star folders are the best) - paper folders rip super easily

if you get folders with prongs you can hold more paper

youtube video that shows you how to organize folders - v helpful!!

you can use binder clips/paper clips to organize your work

PROS: 

cheap

light and easy to carry

small and compact

CONS:

only has two folders to put papers in

papers can fall out easily

can take a lot of time to put papers in prongs

Using Accordion/Expandable Folders 

accordion/expandable folders are great if you like the filing system

they are usually made with poly material or thick cardboard paper

you can buy them landscape or portrait

vary in colors and designs

check out five star’s folders

studyign‘s amazing video showing how she uses expandable folders!

PROS:

comes with dividers

compact and contains sturdy flap closure

protects your papers from wear and tear

easier to carry than binders are

light to carry and doesn’t waste space in your backpack

CONS:

i can’t think of any??

they are a bit pricey?

maybe i should be using these types of folders lol

Additional Tips

Use the “Take Two” Trick: before starting homework, take two minutes to organize any loose papers that are in your backpack. (idk about you but im always throwing papers around when im in a rush to get to my next class)

Use an academic planner to organize your extracurriculars, important exam dates, deadlines, etc.

Every semester and quarter, clean out your backpack. Throw away any papers you know you won’t need. If you have papers you want to keep but don’t want to store in your backpack, you can keep them at home. I usually use accordion folders for these types of papers.

[mehstudyblr]

Hello!!! Singaporean peeps (or elsewhere haha idk) ask me anything in my ask box? (i think thats what you call it HAHA) <3

P.S. Submissions thingy is open too :D

[kessi-san]

The stuff more or less always in my bag! There were more things in there than i thought

[alexandraleighc]

Saturday Study Tips

1.) Sleep in!  I often make the mistake of thinking I need to pop up at the crack of dawn to get things done on Saturday, when in reality I need to recharge my batteries from grinding all week.  Be good to yourself, and you’ll be more productive in the long run.

2.) Set a time to start studying and stick to it.  If you set your alarm to sleep in until 10:30, give yourself a couple of hours to wake up, get dressed, eat, and drink coffee.  Whenever your set study time rolls around, be ready to rock and roll!

3.) Pack all of the essentials.  The #1 killer of a good study session is not having everything that you need–and I don’t just mean academic materials!  Here’s a little list of what I like to pack:

— Coffee — Water bottle — Enough healthy food to last me the length of time I plan to study (this is hugely important!) — Earbuds — A sweatshirt or jacket (another important one!) — Phone charger + laptop charger — Gum or mints — Ponytail holder + bobby pins — Phone, laptop, textbooks, notebooks, pens, highlighters — Agenda

4.) Choose a study location that is best suited for you.  Everyone is different–for me, I sometimes have a hard time focusing in the library because it’s too quiet/can feel isolating!  For casual studying, I love places like Barnes & Noble or Starbucks because the buzz and bustle is energizing but also white noise I can tune out in the background.  When I need to get serious, the library/a study room is the better option.

5.) Find a good playlist to help you get in the zone.  I personally cannot listen to anything with lyrics, because I find myself focusing more on the words of the song and less on what I’m studying!  There are great playlists on Youtube that are designed to facilitate studying and focus; search for ‘alpha wave studying music.’  I also enjoy listening to seasonal instrumental Pandora stations, like bluegrass in the fall and classical Christmas in the winter.

6.) Turn. Off. Your. Internet.  Sign. Out. Of. All. Apps.  This is the hardest part of studying for me and a terrible habit I am striving to kick.  The impulse to check Facebook or Instagram or Tumblr is almost a reflex for most of us, so I find that turning off my internet on my laptop and signing out of my apps on my phone helps tremendously.  Set small goals for yourself that will exercise and strengthen your self-control like a muscle.  For example, “I will complete two reading assignments and then have 5-10 minutes to check social media before starting my next assignment.”  It sounds pathetic, but compulsively checking social media is a learned behavior that you have to force yourself to unlearn in order to be truly productive.  There’s an app for MacBooks called “SelfControl” that allows you to block certain websites for a set amount of time.  I strongly recommend it!

7.) Set realistic goals and take breaks.  The clock is your friend, not your enemy!  I work best in about 50-minute increments before I need a tiny 5-10 minute break.  During a regular study session, I usually can’t work for more than 3 hours before needing a larger break.  Exercising is always my go-to.  Get outside, breathe some fresh air, and let your body move.  It also helps to set a cap on your studying; I often pick a time I want to be totally finished for the day and focus my energy toward meeting that goal.

8.) Remember that constant studying is not healthy and perfect/imperfect grades do not define you.  You are more than your perceived academic abilities.  Working hard to achieve success is important but not everything.  There is a beautiful world out there beyond your desk.  Don’t be afraid to take time off to explore it :)

[studics]

i hit 500 followers not too long ago and to thank you all, i made a back to school masterpost!! ENJOY (and thanks for 500!!) i go bts on monday:)

MASTERPOSTS:

back to school by ib-studyblr

everything you need to succeed in school by studyign

back to school by knowitslonggone

back to school by lastchance-sostudy

back to school masterpost by getthat90

TIPS AND HACKS:

15 days bts plan by revisionmate

back to school tips by 2sp00ky4me

back to school hacks by teendotcom

bts tips and motivation by love-health-workout

5 things to do before school starts by studying-is-not-dying

back to school series by dutchstudyblr

getting prepared for the year by attackonstudying

preparing for school in the summer by studyforthata

surviving junior year by sabitcher

tips that will make your school year easier by mystudystation

getting prepared for school by attackonstudying

“how i survive school” by startstudyingsofie

SUPPLIES/STATIONERY:

supplies tag by studics

the best of the best supplies by theorganisedstudent

studying essentials by muststudy

school supplies haul by niastudies

supplies by totes-my-notes

what’s in my pencil case by sailboatmotivation

back to school haul by revisicn

the best pens & their prices by cheerskait

“what’s in my school bag” by unlimitedhappyness

more favorite pens by academicmind

favorite pens and how they write by noterize

diy school supplies by iworkandistudy

favorite notebooks by study-well

study essentials by studytables

more study essentials by wordspinning

muji essentials by studyvation

ORGANIZATION:

5 ways to make your life more organized by lizzylearns

how to organize your school work by studyign (youtube)

color coding by bekkitakesoxford

folder organization by thefloweryfeatherstudies

how i organize myself by study-early

organize your life: notetaking edition by vsdharris

organization guide by attackonstudying

study organization by grxeek

make your own syllabible by xannerz

how to be organized by study-and-coffee

how to get & stay organized by theorganisedstudent

keeping your notes organized by studycahlm

how to make organized notes by mindofamedstudent

getting organized and keeping it up by sundaystudystories

STUDY TIPS:

how to start studying by studylou

study methods by notastudyblryet

5 tips for mindmapping by howtostudyquick

what to do the night b4 an exam by @studyspoinspo

mastering tests: draft a study plan by studyshine

how to study a foreign lang. by a-student-life

timed memorization by misadventuresofmedicalschool

how to revise notes by dutchstudyblr

things not to do when studying by hexaneandheels

taking notes effectively and practically by hexaneandheels

what is studying and how do you do it? by study-hack

learning how to study  by study-well

guide to notetaking by study-well

online study resources by ftw-studyblr

hermione the shit out of your studying by hermionetheshitoutofstudy

how to make an A in AP by qollegequeer

ap lang and comp test advice by deliberatelysilenced

studying chemistry by chemistrynerd2020

apush tips by hollerinstudies

how to study math(s) by study-well

SAT/ACT/PSAT:

sat math tips by scholasticwhimsy

harry potter sat vocab guide by katarras

sat/act prep blogs by listsandmasterposts

free sat/ap prep materials by raincoffeebooks

sat masterpost by appsademia

sat tips by arcane-sonder

sat subject tests by studypeony

sat study guide by study-area

sat tips by studyscully

self study for the sat by appsademia

basic tips for the psat by admissionsaddict

HEALTH/STRESS RELIEF:

how to wake up early by post–grad

how to go to bed early & fall asleep  by post–grad

mornings tag by studyign

drink lemon water!! by thestudious

what to eat during exams by @aratoamin

keep a health tracker by star-student

vegan food on the go by garden-of-vegan

diy deodorant by rekit

how to drink more water by thestudyblrs

anxiety tricks by justhitthosebooks

study snacks by studyhardlivebetter 

self care masterpost by kimberlystudies

what to eat before a workout by blogilates

25 quick and healthy breakfasts

20 things you should do everyday by nativemoonmag

what to do on a bad day by maryplethora

studying music masterpost by winterazalea

tips for stressed out students by study-studymore-studyhard

sounds to soothe anxiety by positiveglittertruth

journal themes by thejournalerintokyo

nice things to do for yourself by positiveglittertruth

things to watch for study inspo by why-so-studious

what to do when ur stressed by changing-bad-habits

TIME MANAGEMENT:

5 day study plan by brandi-studies

“how i plan my study schedule” by jiastudies

create long term study plans by studyforyourself

how to stick to your plan by studying-like-a-champ

overcome procrastination by academicmind

how to study by attackonstudying

learn spiraldexes by organizeandstudy

make a study plan by deathshands

schedule your study time by grxeek

organize your study schedule by pastelpause

balancing your classes by theprospectblog

“how i manage my time” pensandmachine

printable tag by studics

[galaxymeg31]

meh for all you back to school people...

(my back to school is in 2 months)

[aspiretostudy]

Have everyone seen this picture of the Danish cop playing games with a little Syrian refrugee on her way to Sweden?

[93-7]

ok? and? 

[aspiretostudy]

This child has suffered in a country filled with terror, managed to escape and then walked and traveled her way from one continent to another. This is a child in the mids of terror and hatred. Her people have been kicked and spit at. She is a child who have not been allowed to be a child. She is a victim of a war she can’t controll. And then she arrives at the other side of the world, and someone finally treats her like a child. Who see her and play with her and give her some comic relief in the mids of the most traumatic experince of her life, in a country where no one speaks her language and it is so much colder than what she has known. In the mids of war and terror we forget that kids are still kids, and this police officer on the other side of the world reminds us that they are indeed children. Don’t come here and “and?” me!

[mehstudyblr]

Hello!

Hi this is a new studyblr ;)

Im 13, from Singapore and I’m planning on making good use of my holidays by reviewing my work done in 2015 💞

If you have an active studyblr can you reblog this and i will follow you tysvm :)))))

[sciencescribbles]

Ten steps to writing an essay //Science Scribbles