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Shan // Malaysia // ACCA student // Personal Post // I follow from pandaloveschristmas

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We’re back with some new products and a GIVEAWAY!

Thank you so much to everyone who’s supported Language Printables since we opened our store. We got a cat!

Language Pack 3:

Increase productivity and motivation through metacognition. Learn about your learning style through regular guided reflection, and understand what kinds of goals, strategies and methodologies work best for you. Suitable for beginners-advanced learners.

8 printable pages, Letter + A4 Size, Color + B&W versions included, PDF Format, $5.99

Grammar in depth: get to grips with new grammar and consolidate your learning

Study habits tracker:  build good habits and set short term goals, stay motivated, track progress and refine your learning methodology

Weekly Study Planner: stay focused and organised, track hydration and snacks, perfect for maximising your efficiency when studying

3 2 1 Review: an easy-to-use reflective exercise to help you learn more about what helps you achieve and realise how much you’ve progressed over time

How’s it going?: set better goals and learn more efficiently, whilst keeping your motivation and sense of achievement high

Movie Analysis: get more out of movies by noting new language points and cultural information, with a few questions to help you practice writing

Japanese Fiction Notes & Japanese Non-Fiction Notes: guided writing to help consolidate your reading study, whilst developing key writing skills such as summarizing, and expressing your opinion.

Verb Study Pack:

Master Japanese verb conjugations using this verb study printables pack! This is designed to be used alongside with whatever textbook or course you’re studying to help you stay organised and form a quick reference guide to the different verbs you study. Suitable for beginners and intermediate learners (JLPT level N5, N4, N3).

6 printable pages, Letter + A4 Size, Color + B&W versions included, PDF Format, $2.99

Compare plain and polite conjugations of verb tenses.

Write examples to help you understand the context and natural usage.

Consolidate your learning and create your own handy reference guide.

Detailed information about how to tell which group a verb is in.

Practice quiz and answers.

Integrated review tracking.

Please note purchases are non refundable as they are instant downloads. Prices in US dollars.

☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★Giveaway☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★

We’re offering FIVE winners bundles of products worth over $25!

Language Study Printables Pack 1

Language Study Printables Pack 2

Language Study Printables Pack 3

Verb Study Pack 

Japanese Slang Pack 

Journal Writing Beginners-Advanced Bundle

Giveaway Rules:

To enter simply reblog this post. You can enter as many times as you like with repeated reblogs, though please be considerate towards your followers (likes can be used to bookmark, but only reblogs count as an entry).This giveaway ends one week from now, on Tuesday 30th January 2018 10pm Japan Standard Time. The winners will be contacted shortly afterwards and will have 48 hours to respond, if no response is received another winner will be drawn.

The winner must be willing to provide their email address, in order to receive their prize. No giveaway blogs please.

About Language Printables

We have many different PDF printables for Japanese learning available for instant download. They have been designed in collaboration between a professional native Japanese speaking designer and language teacher!

Sample feedback from our customers:

‘Great, I love it. It’s super helpful when I study.’

‘I love it! […] elegant, easy to use, and come with instructions!’

‘A must have while studying Japanese.‘

‘This is a great product! 10/10‘

‘So useful! Really helped me organise my studies.’

‘Fantastic worksheet to learn kanji! Love love love it.’

‘I’ve had a ton of fun figuring out the writing prompts and writing.’

‘…the people at Language Printables were extremely helpful. I’d recommend getting anything from this shop’

‘Great pack. This will force me to recall what I know (vocabulary and grammar) and put what I learn into practice. Thank you! Excellent quality.‘

[thenerdisstudying]

A pic I took today of the stuff I did yesterday for my 2/100 day of productivity with @emmastudies ‘ sheet (go check her printables out btw!!)

I honestly started this challenge because I knew I’d be intensively studying for a long time anyway, so this is just a way to make me even more inspired and motivated! Study hard guys 💪🏻✨

[roboticsisforgirlstoo]

Notes on English idioms anyone? 🙆🏼

[dearlydevotions]

12월 22일 2017년

ig: studylum

“… the morning sun is forgiving.”

[kairojo-blog]

a soft spread ig: samstudies_

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7.1.2018 | [6/100 days of productivity]

It’s Sunday! And tomorrow my new semester begins! 🤓 Here’s an overview of my pictures of this week! ( click on the pictures for hq )

[dropkick-rose]

Real talk tips for studying

1. Get up early.

I know, it’s easier said than done. But it is going to be hard for the first 15-20 minutes, maybe even the first hour, but make yourself some coffee, and get the fuck out of that bed.

2. Do 3 useful things right after you get up.

This doesn’t have to be ‘cram one lesson’ or ‘take 500 pages of notes’. No. Brush your teeth, make yourself something nice to drink, comb your hair. Wash your face. Literally whatever you find useful, do it. It may take 10 minutes, but you will feel instantly better when you see you’ve done something.

3. Organize your study space.

I don’t mean organize all your highlighters by color. I mean arrange everything so it is within your reach. That means when you sit down to finally study, there won’t be any need for you to get up and get something.

4. Take breaks.

It’s easy to start scrolling through instagram, or facebook when you sit by a 200 page book. Trust me on this. But set an alarm when you plan on taking a break. Make the break your instagram time, or facebook time, or just chill time. Whatever you do, organize your time so you don’t leave anything out.

5. Divide your shit.

So you have a 300 page chapter to read. Or a 30 page paper to write. Divide it into smaller parts. For example, I will read through the first 30 pages and then take a break. Repeat. Or, I will write 3 pages and then relax. Repeat. Literally whatever shit you have, divide it into smaller chunks and then just tackle the chunks.

6. Don’t listen to music with lyrics.

There are a ton of ‘study music’ or ‘motivational music’ playlists on Youtube. Blast that. That way, you won’t find yourself mouthing the perfect lyrics to Shape of you, and not knowing shit about what you’ve been reading. I’ve been there one too many times and it’s just wasting time.

7. Don’t feel bad about not responding to texts, or not hanging out with friends.

There is time to study and time to play. No between. By all means you should go out and have fun. But your work time can only be your work time. That text can wait, that coffee date can wait. During the break you will have more than enough time to catch up. And your friends should understand that, after all, this is important to you so it should be for them too.

8. Drink water! ! !

This is the most used tip, but trust me, you get tired much quicker if you’re not hydrated. Get a nice ass bottle of water and fill that shit up. Everytime you finish a paragraph take a sip. (At least!)

9. Don’t worry too much.

I’ve lost countless hours by panicking and trying to reason with myself why I should just quit. And let me tell you, it’s very easy to get stuck in that vicious circle. But when you begin to worry, take a deep breath, drink some water and just do. Read that sentence. Write the opening line to your paper. Underline that unknown word. Just do. It will not go in vain. No effort is ever useless.

10. Relax.

You are not the first one to have trouble with this. You are not the only one struggling with this material. But you can do it. It is possible. In 10 years you won’t remember that godawful task or chapter. But you will remember taking shit into your hands. And that feeling when you accomplish your goal is going to be worth all the while.

That’s about it, worked for me. Just be real with yourself. Good luck and may the odds be ever in you favor!

[birdkoskincare]

( 0 7 . 1 0 . 1 7 ) these post-its and stickers from aliexpress are just gorgeous 🌟 and i got a new multibarrel pen that holds my fave uniball jetstream cartridges in black and red and also a mechanical pencil barrel, it’s perfect!

[gracespdf]

I’m excited for the first day of fall this Friday can you tell!?

[stvdybuddies]

10.17.17 || 100 Days of Productivity (17/100) - It’s been a week since Fall break ended, and I miss it so much >.< 

[elrood]

Made an autumn-themed spread last week and I really like it! :‘) this old vintage postcard is from a friend who lives in France and I love it so much!! I woke up at 4 am today and I‘m feeling sooo dead but I still managed to participate in a team meeting at work and finally signed my work contract :) I‘m very happy. My fifth semester starts this week and I‘m really looking forward to having lectures again 💛

[studyingqt-deactivated20200102]

18.10.2017 // Working on professional projects to avoid my terminology homework which I don’t understand. Found this cute café this morning, they make great toasts!

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SOUND OF SUMMER LULLABY

[studywithnessa]

Spent all weekend prepping for and writing my essay - I even went to Starbucks for extra productivity! ☕️🍂 I posted a vlog of all my studying, so if you’d like you can watch it here 📖✍🏼

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Instagram | Youtube

[architstudy]

18.10.17 // 7/100 Days of productivity - I’m still sick but I keep trying to stay productive. I had an online structures test today and it didn’t go as well as I wanted to, I still got a high grade, but I wish I could’ve done better.

[studybrickbybrick]

11.02.17 almost finished with my project plus today is my birthday!! 🎉