A person’s a person, no matter how small.
Dr. Seuss, Horton Hears a Who! (via books-n-quotes)
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Alisa U Zemlji Chuda

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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Cosmic Funnies
Jules of Nature
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Cosimo Galluzzi

shark vs the universe

Love Begins
Monterey Bay Aquarium

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RMH
Claire Keane
we're not kids anymore.
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A person’s a person, no matter how small.
Dr. Seuss, Horton Hears a Who! (via books-n-quotes)
getting yeeted so hard by every teacher is my fav part of post-prelim :^)
8-5-18 One thing that dentistry taught me: It’s okay to make mistakes & be less than perfect. I still feel bad whenever I fail to do something right.. but little by little this fragile ♡ is getting by pretty nice. Thanks for hanging around! I’m feeling motivated to get back on track.
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lundi, 5 mars; 16.25
I found this quote browsing, and as I had an extra page, had to jot it down. I’m actually really happy as to how it turned out, looking messy and stuff. I like it
It’s bizarre how at 6.32, the world seems so hard to enter, how unwilling my brain, and my eyes are to accept the new day. But only 9 minutes later, at 6.41, I’m ready to jump straight in and start the day with full force. Perhaps if I had fallen asleep only 9 minutes earlier, I would have been fine.
Nonetheless, the morning was accomplished as expected, with slight change however, the morning study session was replaced with a “registering for classes” session which went smoothly, and resulted in a free tote bag.
Then, despite my best efforts, the homework for tomorrow was submitted, but the assignment for next week was not started.
An unexpected phone call from a classmate, letting me know of a simulator lab half hour later really messed up any plans, however slight they were.
Lunch was had, at 3, but no memories remain, as my brain has turned to mush, somehow exhausted from the day or sitting around.
For the rest of the day, languages remain on the horizon. Norwegian on duolingo, Italian on Rosetta stone. Then french class.
The stage test will have to be reviewed. It’s inevitable, but when that’ll happen, now that’s the mystery
49||100
lundi, 5 mars; 16.25
I found this quote browsing, and as I had an extra page, had to jot it down. I’m actually really happy as to how it turned out, looking messy and stuff. I like it
It’s bizarre how at 6.32, the world seems so hard to enter, how unwilling my brain, and my eyes are to accept the new day. But only 9 minutes later, at 6.41, I’m ready to jump straight in and start the day with full force. Perhaps if I had fallen asleep only 9 minutes earlier, I would have been fine.
Nonetheless, the morning was accomplished as expected, with slight change however, the morning study session was replaced with a “registering for classes” session which went smoothly, and resulted in a free tote bag.
Then, despite my best efforts, the homework for tomorrow was submitted, but the assignment for next week was not started.
An unexpected phone call from a classmate, letting me know of a simulator lab half hour later really messed up any plans, however slight they were.
Lunch was had, at 3, but no memories remain, as my brain has turned to mush, somehow exhausted from the day or sitting around.
For the rest of the day, languages remain on the horizon. Norwegian on duolingo, Italian on Rosetta stone. Then french class.
The stage test will have to be reviewed. It’s inevitable, but when that’ll happen, now that’s the mystery
“Some people are born for Halloween, and some are just counting the days until Christmas.” - Stephen Graham Jones
just posted my [November Bullet Journal Plan With Me!] on my youtube channel @studywithinspo check it out!
how i use google drive for university - pt 1: digital notetaking by kkaitstudies
idk about you but i’ve tested a bunch of note taking methods. in my last few years of university, i was indeed lazy and rarely referred back to the professor’s slides in the course shell. i opted to read off the slides in lecture and take notes. while MS OneNote is great, i found myself enjoying Google Drive much more. so here is a quick overview of how i take notes using Google Docs.
folders are your friends
make separate folders for each of your courses. google drive even gives you the option to change the colours of the folders. in these folders, add any relevant coursework such as the syllabi, readings, and your notes document.
use one doc for notes per course
once you receive the syllabi, take some time to take note of required readings, and assignment deadlines. i have created a free template you can save to your own google drive that you can access here. fill out:
- course code & name - prof’s name, office hours, and email - date(s) for each week of class - weekly readings (tip: if you have online readings, you can link them in the doc!) - & open the document outline (view > show document outline)
you also don’t have to use all these features. T B H, i didn’t do weekly readings. a lot. oops. BUT i did always pay attention in lecture. i simply deleted the “reading notes” header every week i didn’t bother to read.
make use of early access to lecture slides, headers, etc.
some profs (bless their souls) post the slides sometime before the lecture. if you have the time, copy the lecture slides into your notes. and if they don’t…type real quick to get all the info as it’s happening (or go back to slides online after lecture to see what you missed out on). i separate lecture topics with headers, with the bullet points underneath (see above). if there is anything that the prof says during class that isn’t in the lecture slides, i will change the colour of the text to a different colour. any important concepts or testable material are highlighted.
…and that’s how i take notes! everyone is different. not all note-taking methods work for everyone. this is what worked for me in my last 2 years of uni. hopefully a similar structure works for some of y’all! also, let me know what you think and @ me if you end up using my template. have a great semester!
coming soon: [ part 2: grade tracker | part 3: gmail and gcal ]
A MIND MAP ABOUT MIND-MAPPING
If you know me, you’d know that I am a highly visual person. I love learning from images and layouts, and my spatial intelligence is probably my strongest type of intelligence. Because of this, I often use mind maps to study, and so do a lot of other people. However, there are people who don’t really know how to make and utilize a mind map effectively. That’s what this post is for! Here’s how you can make your mind maps more effective and thus enable you to retain more information. (P.S. you might wanna zoom in)
By no means am I an expert in mind-mapping; these are just some habits I have when making a mind map that successfully does its job of helping me remember the topics I’m studying.
If you have any questions, feel free to drop an ask!
xx jo
Hi I looooovvvveeee your handwriting can you make a sample of it , like write the alphabet or something ❤️❤️❤️
aw thanks! i attribute my neat writing to the fact that my mum literally used to make me do handwriting books as a kid, LOL. here’s a little sample of it:
practice, practice, practice
if you’re bad at a subject that you aren’t a fan of, please keep practicing. do the math exercise even if you don’t like it. write something down, even if you do not know where to start. read the book, even if you absolutely hate reading.
i used to despise mathematics. mainly because i did not understand anything, which resulted in me only putting in minimal effort into my math work, hence the consistent “F” on my report card. but when i started asking for help, started forcing myself to do the exercise even when i didn’t want to do it, i realised that math gradually became easier.
you won’t get better overnight. no one does. and i can’t promise that you’ll get better in a week, or a month, but i can assure you, with consistent practice, and as long as you are willing to ask for help, your work will come to fruition.
now, i love math. or the parts that i understand, at least.
A GUIDE TO MAKING EFFECTIVE SLIDES aka how to create presentation slides that actually improve your presentation
By Eintsein
(apologies for the variation in image quality. idk what went wrong with tumblr)
You will not regret the effort that you put in today when you achieve your goal.
Just a little reminder (via study-and-prove-them-wrong)
Don’t let your parents force you to live out their dreams. Go against what they say if you disagree and stop the cycle of parents forcing their kids to peruse the dreams they couldn’t because of their parents when they were kids and the endless cycle before them.
(via lgbt-pan15)
I keep so much pain Inside myself. I grasp my anger And loneliness And hold it In my chest. It has changed me Into something I never meant to be. It has transformed me Into a person I do not recognize; But I don’t know how To let it go.
S.J.B (via dayy-dreeamer)