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gentle reminder
for those who are feeling regret today: you did the best you could at the time - please try your best to not hold yourself to the high standard of having foresight for every situation; understand your regrets are not there to hold you back, they’re lessons you’ve learned to help you move forward
Use this comprehensive list to reference common compounds and ions conveniently. I made this especially to give a lump sum of practice problems for drawing Lewis Structures. Suggestions and comments appreciated, thanks!
Revised simpler edit (1/9/15) with elements sorted, and I changed everything to structural formula.
heyy! with school starting again, I decided to combine a lot of helpful post, so you can rock the new school year! I’ve spent quite some time going through different masterposts and the ones i included here are very helpful resources. good luck for the new school year! <3
STUDYING
study effectively
revise method
take a break
study journal
planning the perfect study schedule
all the things that got me studying after one year of living through tv-show characters and wasting time on youtube (be honest, we all need this)
how to memorize
flashcards
preparing for exams
how to pull an all-nighter (but pls only do this in extreme situations)
how i study
SCHOOL
how to wear what you want to school
first day of class
emergency kit
list of tips (this is super helpful)
test taking tips
help! i hate my teacher
how to annotate
NOTE TAKING
how to take notes from a textbook
tips
what to do when you ruined your notes
upgrade your notes
ESSAYS
five paragraph essay
how to write 20 pages
battling essays
STATIONERY
essentials
backpack buying guide
cute and cheap stationery
LANGUAGES
tips + resources
different ways to learn a language
how to learn a language by doing nothing
SELF CARE / PERSONAL
self care
some advice
back to school glow up
morning routine
night routine
skin care
stress route
mental health tips
school and heartbreak
tests for when you don’t know what to do with your life
burnout - a guide for students
FOOD
study foods
ideas
easy recipes for students
ORGANIZATION
organize & refresh your phone and laptop https://youtu.be/3b00aqUqoZI
staying organized
guide to bullet journals
bujo for students
PRODUCTIVITY
beat procrastination
how to increase productivity
sort out tasks
self-discipline
MOTIVATION
study moods
motivation
gentle reminder
how to motivate yourself to start studying
MUSIC
mildliner inspired study playlists
best spotify playlists and albums for your study session
playlists for different moods
study music
PRINTABLES
binder covers
grade tracker
study pack (task tracker, formula list, habit tracker, task tracker)
go to sleep
back to school kit (class data, study group sheet, supplies list)
APPS
google chrome extensions
my favorite study apps
apps for students
studyblr follow train!!
with school about to start for many of us i thought it would be a cute idea to connect a bunch of studyblr accounts so we can all keep each other motivated and inspired!! :) so if youre an active studyblr please reblog this post and check out the blogs of all the other people who reblogged before you!
lets all connect and keep each other motivated throughout this upcoming school year!
studyblr follow train!!
with school about to start for many of us i thought it would be a cute idea to connect a bunch of studyblr accounts so we can all keep each other motivated and inspired!! :) so if youre an active studyblr please reblog this post and check out the blogs of all the other people who reblogged before you!
lets all connect and keep each other motivated throughout this upcoming school year!
op ed: i don’t care and neither should you
Word is circulating on this site that studyblrs tend to glorify expensive things in studyspo pics: Tombow brush pens, Macbooks, iPads, Mossery or Rifle Paper Co journals, etc. I actually don’t think there is anything wrong with that. Studyblr, like any hobby, is commercialized. Some people are just going to have more expensive gear than you. Studyblr, like life, is commercialized. People are always going to have more expensive stuff than you: houses, cars, clothes, etc. But if I can’t change the way you feel, the question remains: what are you going to do about it? Go out and charge brush pens you don’t need or write an inspiring masterpost that won’t cost you a cent? Are people really concerned that their lack of a white desk and good natural lighting will cost them likes and reblogs? Studyblr should be above caring how many notes a post has. Do it for yourself, not for validation. Post pics of your messy desk if it makes YOU happy. Write motivational posts because YOU get something out of it (other than notes). So, that is the opinion some people requested. I don’t know if it’s controversial. All I know is that what other people have shouldn’t matter. You can be awesome with whatever you have right now.
10 Angry College Tips For Incoming Freshmen
(I finished my freshman year this spring with a 4.0 GPA, an off-campus research internship, and three professors contacting me suggesting that I apply for a fulbright scholarship. These tips aren’t coming out of my ass.)
1. LISTEN TO ME WHEN I SAY THIS: YOU DO NOT NEED TO “GET INVOLVED” IN STUPID CLUBS IF YOU DON’T ENJOY THEM. Hear “get involved! :)” for the 1000th time and just barf in your mouth a little and move on. If you work hard and get good grades, and socialize with people on campus when you have free time (it comes more naturally than you think) YOU WILL. BE. FINE. Actually better than fine. You’ll have time to get a real job/internship, which by the way, is what the real world wants to see you prioritizing. Moral of the story: Only join clubs if they help your personality thrive and feel healthy. Don’t do them because you feel pressured.
2. DON’T TAKE SHIT FROM A N Y O N E. I know you’re trying to fit in and take the stance of trying to make everyone happy to make sure you’ll have plenty of friends. But you have to realize that you literally just met these people, and they just met you. If they create an uncomfortable environment for you that makes college harder to cope with, get them the fuck out of your life. Ain’t nobody got time for people’s high school-ass drama.
3. SKIP YOUR CLASSES SOMETIMES. If you really have your shit together, it won’t matter. Your school will say the amount of skips you can get away with before it harms your grade. Use. Them.
4. BECOME THE MASTER OF WRITING ESSAYS IN ONE NIGHT. You will have to. I’m telling you right the fuck now. And you can get an A, if you work your lil ass off. I’ve done it many times.
5. DON’T CARE FOR EVEN 1 SECOND WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK OF YOU. If you wanna wear sweats and no makeup, do it. If you want to dress up and take time to put on makeup, do it. If you want to stay away from partying, do it. If you want to party, have a good ass time. If anyone has enough time to judge you, they need to be studying harder or getting a hobby. Make yourself comfortable and happy as fuck and enjoy your time in college worry-free.
6. BE THE ASSHOLE WITH A TABLET OR LAPTOP IN LECTURE. You won’t have time to copy it all down. You’ll be miserable. Just trust me. I know studies say its more effective to write stuff down for memory, but, write them out later or something. Learned that one the hard way.
7. DON’T REWRITE YOUR NOTES IF IT DOESN’T HELP YOU STUDY. If you know doing that doesn’t help you memorize, don’t do it, period. Or, if you have a collossal asston of notes (like I did) it isn’t even worth rewriting them all in the first place. I’ve fallen down that hole and lost motivation and time. Just reread them or make flashcards or whatever. Study for effectiveness, not aesthetic.
8. BE PREPARED FOR LAB TO GO THE “WHOLE TIME.” Yah, you’re gonna see 3 hours on that brand-shiny-new schedule of yours and be like there’s no way it’ll go that long, right? LOL about that. Just mentally brace yourself. Eat and drink beforehand for the love of god we don’t need hangry people handling chemicals.
9. COMMUTING DOESN’T MAKE YOU A LONER. Just. No. If you live close to campus, are comfortable with commuting, and know you’ll save yourself MAJOR debt by doing it, do it and don’t feel a fucking ounce of guilt about it. It’ll be some early mornings, but your fresh out of college broke ass will thank you, and you’ll use your time more effectively. (Plus you get a non grimy shower like??)
10. LOVE YOUR NEW FINE ASS SELF. College is a fresh start. Put energy into who you have always wanted to be. And don’t compromise that out of social anxiety and embarrassment. You’ll be happy and thank yourself if you step out of your comfort zone to be the person you’ve always had in mind.
A FUCKTON OF ACCURACY IN THIS POST
YOUNGINS LISTEN TO THIS WISE-ASS ELDER.
okay i seem to have collected a lot of french resources over the last few weeks, and i wanted to collate them and share them with you guys <33
checkers and dictionaries
these things have saved my life like hundred times over, theyre great for checking your accuracy and looking up words (these work for most languages as well!)
bonpatron - checker
languagetool - another checker
reverso - another checker yay!
linguee - dictionary
reverso dictionary - reverso have a dictionary as well, actually its a super helpful website with like conjugation and stuff
reverso context - i had to include another reverso one, this one will translate a phrase into another language, but give you examples in context which is super helpful
collins dictionary - yep another dictionary
wordreference - guess what? its another dictionary!
language learning websites
babbel - a great website with loads of different ways of testing your skills
lingvist - im in love with this website, its so good for learning vocab, and has listening and reading exercises as well
duolingo - of course, everyone loves duolingo
lingvo - not quite a language learning website, but its awesome and has info about linguists and stuff i love it
pronunciation
frenchcrazy - an introduction to french phonetics
beginning pronounciation - basic sounds etc
fsi language - a very in depth phonology course
ultimate guide - a very good clear pronunciation guide
pronunciation charts - charts with sounds in (bit confusing maybe)
phonetique - website for photenics of french, with sound
pronunciation guide - very extensive pronunciation guide
ways to sound more native - the ultimate dream of sounding like a native
listening exercises - put your phonetics to the test!
listening
peppa pig - im not even joking, listening to peppa pig is a really good way to improve your french because its pretty simple language
easy to understand french movies - watching movies in french is also a really good way of improving your french
french youtubers - a fun way to improve your listening (cyprien is my fave as he sometimes has english subtitles on his videos)
news websites
le monde - french world news website
1jour 1 actu - kids news website so its really simple which is good
courrier international - another french world news website
etre meilleur - a self improvement article website
linternaute - french news website
dictations
basically when you try to listen to a french audio and write it down as you hear it
theyre horrible and difficult but really good at improving your french because they test your reading and listening skills
collection of lots of them - like 120 different ones
lots of different levels - loads of levels for school age french kids so you can pick which ones you want
categorized ones - to test you on certain grammar things etc
this ones v helpful - you have to write the dictation while correcting errors, so obvs a bit harder
other helpful stuff by other studyblrs
really helpful french resources masterpost by @highschoolering
shortened french words by @mot-du-jour
french grammar masterpost by @la-linguistique
making the most of duolingo by @leahrning
french media masterpost by @gherf
french resources masterlist by @nathalliastudies
french movies by @studybusy
my other masterposts
maths masterpost
setting goals masterpost
i hope that was helpful for you guys, and if you have a resource you want me to add to the other peoples resources section or if you have any requests for other masterposts, message me or send me an ask <3333
everyone’s dead so reblog if you’re a studyblr
i was sh00k to find out how many inactives i follow (well i was an inactive) so i need some new and fresh content creators nd studyblrs. also shameless promo but check me out too.
How to be a “Bad Ass” at University
Find things to be excited about because your attitude will dictate your experience.
Plan a nice outfit for the first day of school. It doesn’t have to be very fancy, just something you will feel good wearing. The way you dress can improve your confidence.
Get a planner. It’s helpful to have a book dedicated to school work and extracurriculars so that you stay on top of your game.
Write down your instructors/professors/teachers names, e-mails and office hours ASAP. You never know when you will need to contact them.
Please be nice to your instructors/professors/teachers. Reach out and connect with them so that you have a professional relationship with them, as you never know when you will need extra credit or a recommendation letter.
Once you receive all of your syllabi, write all of your assignments/deadlines down in your planner/bullet journal/calendar.
Start studying and put effort into doing work on day one. You will thank yourself during finals week.
Don’t listen to your peers about what was on the test/exam if they get to take them before you. Do your own thing.
Don’t focus on how many hours your peers spend studying. Everyone completes work and studies at their own pace, there is no hour limit that you need to achieve to receive that A+.
Don’t procrastinate a study session by planning what you’re going to study. A simple to-do list will work fine.
Attend talks, conferences, events on campus to fully immerse yourself in university life. Sometimes professors are willing to give extra credit for attending talks/conferences (as long as it is related to their class).
Have a song that gives you hype. Whether you’re waiting for a big presentation or you’re nervous on the first day of school. I always listen to “Sorry” by Beyonce.
Please do your own work and don’t plagiarise as it can ruin academic careers.
Please don’t share your work with other students in case they might plagiarise from you. Even if you think they’re your friend, it’s better to not share your work.
Reflect and remember how lucky you are to be getting an education. School isn’t a punishment, its an opportunity for you to create a kick-ass foundation for the rest of your life.
Save your coin and make your morning coffee/tea at home. Invest in a travel to-go cup, I always use my Starbucks one.
People will leave you alone when you have your earphones in.
Have a couple of spots for studying on campus, where you can sit down and focus to do work in between lectures. I would have a couple of favourite spots in my uni’s library were I could study free from distractions.
Don’t compare yourself to other students. We’re all on our own paths; therefore, the most important person you need to focus on is you!
Visit my blog or follow me on Instagram from time to time for some study inspiration. You can contact me via my inbox on Tumblr or Instagram DM’s.
This was as fun to make as my College Truths list from a couple of years ago, so I hope you enjoy it! Please remember that this is just my personal opinion and that you can adapt these to your school/lifestyle.
Resume Basics
having a strong resume is crucial for job applications, scholarship applications, college, etc. it is a sales tool and, ultimately, the first impression an employer/application reviewer will have of you. therefore, you need to make it interesting and impressive. below, i have listed a few tips and need-to-knows to help you build your resume. keep in mind that this list is geared toward industry jobs. while the information is still useful, it may be less relevant for those applying to digital marketing/design jobs.
General
make different versions of your resume. by this i mean, have a master resume that lists everything. then, from that master resume, make specific resumes for each opportunity you are applying for.
in high school/university, it is usually best to keep your resume to one page. unless you have done substantial work and are capable of filling up two pages, it is best to keep it short and concise.
always review your resume before submitting !! it is crucial that your resume does not include any typos
Formatting
keep your formatting consistent throughout your entire resume
use 11-12 point font, your name/headers should be no bigger than 14 point font
have a 1 inch margin all around your resume
do not include decorations (unless you are applying to a digital marketing/design job where aesthetics matter !!)
keep your font selection professional. my personal favorites are times new roman, garamond, and helvetica.
do not use caps unless it is for headers/titles (but even then, use caps at your own discretion)
Sections/Components to Include
name & contact info (phone number, email)
summary/3-5 second snapshot of your greatest accomplishments
job/internship/related experience
publications & speeches
awards & recognitions
memberships & affiliations
certifications
language skills
special/technical skills
extracurricular activities
Synonyms/Power Words
instead of “new,” use “unusual” or “innovative”
instead of “improved,” use “better” or “faster”
assessed/measured/quantified
conducted/performed/undertook
created/designed/developed
optimized/maximized
increased/reduced
spearheaded/led/directed
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please let me know if you found this helpful !! i would love to post more comprehensive tips on cover letters, interviews, networking, developing your linkedin, etc.
Small Accessories That Can Completely Transform A Study Space
Cute, cheap and creative decor ideas that can make your desk a much more inviting placing to be for those long readings and math problems.
Fairy Lights
Jar/mug as pencilholder **
House plants
Clock
Photographs **
Polaroid photo arrangement **
Lamp
Posters
Motivational prints
Paintings/Art **
Nice Chair
Bookshelf
Books
Banners **
Figurines
Maps
Organizers
Whiteboard
Cool rocks & gemstones
Sticky note arrangement **
Stickers
Glass bottles
Terrariums **
Washi Tape Wall Art **
Bold= My favourites **= Possible to DIY
push yourself to get up before the rest of the world - start with 7am, then 6am, then 5:30am. go to the nearest hill with a big coat and a scarf and watch the sun rise.
push yourself to fall asleep earlier - start with 11pm, then 10pm, then 9pm. wake up in the morning feeling re-energized and comfortable.
get into the habit of cooking yourself a beautiful breakfast. fry tomatoes and mushrooms in real butter and garlic, fry an egg, slice up a fresh avocado and squirt way too much lemon on it. sit and eat it and do nothing else.
stretch. start by reaching for the sky as hard as you can, then trying to touch your toes. roll your head. stretch your fingers. stretch everything.
buy a 1L water bottle. start with pushing yourself to drink the whole thing in a day, then try drinking it twice.
buy a beautiful diary and a beautiful black pen. write down everything you do, including dinner dates, appointments, assignments, coffees, what you need to do that day. no detail is too small.
strip your bed of your sheets and empty your underwear draw into the washing machine. put a massive scoop of scented fabric softener in there and wash. make your bed in full.
organise your room. fold all your clothes (and bag what you don’t want), clean your mirror, your laptop, vacuum the floor. light a beautiful candle.
have a luxurious shower with your favourite music playing. wash your hair, scrub your body, brush your teeth. lather your whole body in moisturiser, get familiar with the part between your toes, your inner thighs, the back of your neck.
push yourself to go for a walk. take your headphones, go to the beach and walk. smile at strangers walking the other way and be surprised how many smile back. bring your dog and observe the dog’s behaviour. realise you can learn from your dog.
message old friends with personal jokes. reminisce. suggest a catch up soon, even if you don’t follow through. push yourself to follow through.
think long and hard about what interests you. crime? sex? boarding school? long-forgotten romance etiquette? find a book about it and read it. there is a book about literally everything.
become the person you would ideally fall in love with. let cars merge into your lane when driving. pay double for parking tickets and leave a second one in the machine. stick your tongue out at babies. compliment people on their cute clothes. challenge yourself to not ridicule anyone for a whole day. then two. then a week. walk with a straight posture. look people in the eye. ask people about their story. talk to acquaintances so they become friends.
lie in the sunshine. daydream about the life you would lead if failure wasn’t a thing. open your eyes. take small steps to make it happen for you.
This is all really good advice for dealing with long term depression and anxiety. It’s not gonna magically cure you, but I’ve pushed myself to incorporate a few of these things into my day to day routine and it helps
5.4.18 12:33 PM // Happy Star Wars Day! Back at Crematology but doing A2 Chemistry this time. also I have an eye strain bc of focusing on one direction for too long (at least that’s what i read) so I decided to listen to podcasts and look around during my breaks. Went on an electronics break yesterday which definitely helped, but the strain’s still there.
Anyway, hope y’all are doing great, and good luck to anyone taking A Levels!
I thought it might be helpful to link every printable I’ve made in one spot so you can easily find something you’re looking for! All planners can be used printed or digitally using a PDF editing application.
I have chosen to include paid ones from my Etsy shop - these ones tend to be much larger packs, with several size options! Should you choose to purchase a pack, please add “student10″ at the checkout for 10% off!
Free printables
2018 monthly planner printables
2018 student printables (includes 2018 overview + calendar, daily + weekly + monthly planner, 30 habit tracker, class overview and timed worklog)
weekly study schedule
weekly planner (monday and sunday start)
weekend planner
daily planner
assessment planner (4 and 10 day options)
subject to do list planner
study session planner
studying printable pack
to do list printables
exam revision printable pack (includes revision checklist, formulas + definitions sheet, essay + project planner, weekly schedule)
note-taking printables (includes dotted, grid, lined, cornell method)
organic chemistry printable
literary techniques and devices sheet
100 days of productivity tracker printable
subject binder covers (editable for your own subjects with 16 colour choices)
Paid printables
ultimate student organiser pack
study and revision pack
college packing list printable
curve of forgetting planner printable
2018 student planner
2018 weekly planner
grade and assessment planner pack
essay guide and planner pack
productivity planner
student reading journal printable
student finance planner
finance organiser
note taking template printable pack
goal and habit planner
project planner printable
citation/reference planner
goal and habit planner pack
customisable weekly study planner
2018 motivational monthly calendar
digital declutter organiser printable
weekly study schedule
weekly meal planner printable
2018 customisable header monthly planner
30 + 31 day habit tracker printable
I hope you enjoy using these printables! If you upload a photo featuring it, I’d love to see. Please tag me on Tumblr with #emmastudies or on Instagram with @emmastudiess. You can see other people using my printables by visiting the #esprintables tag on my blog! Please remember, these printables are for personal use only and should not be redistributed as your own :-)
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Seeing that tumblr mobile is fucking with photo quality more than usual (I didn’t even think it was possible), click/tap to enhance quality! // After an anxious start to the week, I had to make sure my spread was centered around just making my heart happy. And you know what that means- art history, broadway musical quotes, fashion I wish I could afford, a soft color palette, and lots of stickers. Made me realize how much I overthink everything, including something as simple as my bullet journal! Do what makes you happy, always and you’ll never loose.
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