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messed up
was writing my notes and messed up really bad (like half of my indentions were wrong) but... idk if i should rewrite
but then again, studyblr is not for the aesthetics, it’s about the actual learning
and i could still understand my notes, rightttttttt? who’s with me?
- 10.30.2017 -
lit coursework on a Monday afternoon. Happy halloween for tomorrow, guys 🎃
merry Christmas Eve 🎄❤️
10.23 im barely holdin on right now, having some trouble finding hope and falling in love with the world again but i will be okay
thursday, 28 december — studying for finals and journaling, trying my best to enjoy the little things and start living without over thinking for everything.
also back on posting on my instagram: thomreads
28.12.17 – Only the cool kids spend winter break doing Spanish grammar notes 😎
taken from my ig: @intellectys
A GUIDE FOR TYPE-WRITTEN NOTES
Type instead of write. Some study says that typing notes are faster than writing down your notes. It is also better if you have illegible handwriting. You may want to understand your notes than read a messy work that you barely understand.
Create a system. You should have a system on how your notes may look. It may be in two columns, three columns, or even four columns. It may be in paragraph forms, sentence forms, or just key points. It should work how you wanted it to be.
Stay organized. Keep it clean and neat. You should understand what you’re typing and how it works. Don’t put unnecessary things such as extra colors if it doesn’t work for you.
Type down the main ideas. Put the important details. Supporting details may be smaller in font or in regular font style. Don’t forget to put the significant information because that’s what you need to remember.
Review and refresh. After typing it down, it’s better to print it out and read as many times as possible. You may also highlight it after your first reading. Notes are for reviewing, so use it and reread as many times as possible.
Typing notes may not work for everyone. Some studies also say that handwritten notes are better than type-written ones. It is better to write some notes out if you need to efficiently retain the information.
Some subjects may also not work if you want to type them. Mathematics is more complicated to type than to write. If typing takes up too much time, resort to writing down.
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My oldest brother finished art school about 10 years ago, and flipping through his old art history text books always sparks my inspiration when I’m feeling a bit down. This week’s spread was inspired by blue, lavender, and brown hues! // Loved using my super pretty (and super cheap) lavender tape from glendows.com in this spread! Get 25% off + free international shipping on the site using my code “STILL25″ at checkout xxx
Now Playing:
Straight Into Your Arms- Vance Joy
Land of the Living- Roo Panes
the blank version of my weekly spread this week! i’ve already started using it but i’m just in love with how it turned out lol
09/11/2017 :: Studying for a maths C3 mock tomorrow and working at my part time job all afternoon.
6.9.17 9:37 AM // bullet journal spread for this week, with a rustic yellow theme (?). pens used are sakura pigma brush pens, koi brush pens, and scraps of paper from old paper bags, wrapping paper, and magazines 🌿
14.11.17 // 23/100 Days of productivity - I had a tutoring session yesterday with my composition teacher and honestly he is just like Dumbledore! When we asked him a question he answered so enigmatic and never told us the right answer, he tried to make us think about it.
Good morning!
Mrs. Robinson by Simon & Garfunkel. #VSCOcam #stilllife #coffee
10.10.17 || 100 Days of Productivity (10/100) - Some psychology notes in preparation for psyc midterm >.<
A GUIDE FOR USING A HIGHLIGHTER EFFECTIVELY
Don’t highlight on the first reading. Read the text thoroughly first. It is better to highlight it after you fully understand your text.
Determine the important things. Do not highlight every single sentence in the paragraphs. That’s why you’re highlighting! Highlight what’s essential only (you could also limit it to key points).
Annotate while you highlight. Make sure you know what you’re highlighting. You can keep track by taking little notes on the side or on your notebook. You could use a pencil if you’re doing it on a textbook.
Color code your highlights. You could use different colors for your main points, vocabulary, date and time, and even the name of important people. Just keep track of what color you used on the specific category.
Don’t over highlight. You must limit yourself in highlighting. Reading through the whole text is more important than highlighting it.
Some study says that highlighting is ineffective, but if it works for you, keep on highlighting! Enjoy studying always!
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BEFORE TAKING NOTES
Read (or at least skim) the reading materials that you have. It is better to read (or at least skim) before entering your class. It is for you to focus more on the discussion and jot down notes that weren’t in your reading materials.
Turn of your cell phone to reduce distractions. Better focused than sorry!
Prepare all your materials (such as pens, paper, and textbook).
Select the note taking system that works best for the class you’re attending. It is better to know what suits that subject. Mind maps are not really that well-suited for math classes, but timelines are best for history classes.
Identify the terminologies, look at the diagrams and read the captions. Before going to a class, reading some terms that you don’t recognize could help you understand the discussion better. It could also help you focus on the discussion than that difficulties.
Familiarize yourself with the main ideas.
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What is Studying?
Studying is to devote time and attention to acquiring knowledge on (an academic subject), especially by means of books. It is the effort to acquire knowledge, as by reading, observation, or research. Studying would give you more opportunities throughout your whole life. Studying hard means you are prepared to understand how certain things work which will eventually turn into your economic level of life.
Studying is a process wherein we gain knowledge which in turn leads to broadening of our mindset and the importance of it is that we implement this knowledge in our daily lives. Studying is a commitment and it requires dedication, perseverance and a focus. Studying helps the students to build on the knowledge and learning that they learning everyday.
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