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@laur-study
Toasting croissants for breakfast, clouds like paintings, and an order of notebooks with a (free) monogram, just a few things bringing me joy in a week I’ve spent largely feeling anxious.
I hope you’re all doing as well as can be. What is bringing you a bit of joy at the moment?
*study posts ideas part 1*
- study essentials
- study outfits
- study playlist
- study foods
- school bag
- library studies
- week plans
- study apps
- study desk
- fav places to study
- binder organization
- study diy
- study drinks
- study shops
🐺Como eu tenho estudado latim?🐺
Considerações iniciais: tenho estudado em casa sozinha, estou a alguns meses parada e a ideia é manter o mesmo estilo que eu tinha adotado antes.
Livro que eu estou usando: o Aprendendo Latim do Peter V. Jones e Keith C. Sidwell, no Brasil, publicado pela @editoraodysseus
Organização do caderno: de acordo com a própria organização do livro, eu separei meu caderno em 4 partes diferentes
• Pronúncia
• Grafia
• Vocabulário
• Gramática
extra: essa mesma editora tem o Aprendendo Grego, que é sobre grego antigo!! {e ainda é capa dura}
#qotd: você tem vontade de aprender alguma língua morta?
tags: #studygram #studygrambr #study #studies #study_time #studynotes #studymode #studynotes #studying #studytime #studymood #studyinspo #studyinspiration #studytip #studyplan #studymotivation #estudos #estudando #faculdade #motivation #inspiration #desk #workhard #vsco #vscostudy #studyvsco
*processo do primeiro dia de estágio na área de arqueologia*
Ficamos a manhã inteira lavando peças trazidas da escavação. É importante manter a organização para saber de onde foi retirada aquela peça e a maneira de extração (escavação, peneira...). Após lavar usando uma escova de dentes, as peças são colocadas para secar nessas gavetas, que possuem uma tela no fundo que possibilita a ventilação.
#qotd: tiveram alguma oportunidade de voltar a faculdade/escola desde que começou a pandemia?
tags: #studygram #studygrambr #study #studies #study_time #studynotes #studymode #studynotes #studying #studytime #studymood #studyinspo #studyinspiration #studytip #studyplan #studymotivation #estudos #estudando #faculdade #motivation #inspiration #desk #workhard #vsco #vscostudy #studyvsco
Oi gente! Um sumiço foi necessário quando eu percebi que não estava rendendo nada e precisava render por ter data de entrega de fichamento. Hoje vim falar sobre leitura pelo computador e como eu tenho feito as anotações do texto.
Eu uso o adobe acrobat reader dc e leio pelo computador (o meu é o dell i5 7200U), uso as funções do próprio programa para marcar as partes importantes. Mas lá vem a principal problemática desse post: eu sinto que eu não rendo lendo pelo computador. Parece que tudo fica mais lento, que uma página se torna 10 e o tempo fica passando.
Durante a leitura, eu faço anotações de pontos importantes, subtópicos, tentando resumir ao máximo as ideias do(a) autor(a).
#qotd: você sente que rende lendo pelo computador?
tags: #studygram #studygrambr #study #studies #study_time #studynotes #studymode #studynotes #studying #studytime #studymood #studyinspo #studyinspiration #studytip #studyplan #studymotivation #estudos #estudando #faculdade #motivation #inspiration #desk #workhard #vsco #vscostudy #studyvsco
female leaders of the ancient world part 2 | requested by anon
what people think cleopatra dressed like:
What Cleopatra actually dressed like:
Jul 21, 2020 - In an attempt to motivate myself to study ecclesiastical latin I purchased these old notebooks that belonged to a French Cardinal(?) in 1890s.
I feel that in the studyblr community nobody actively talks about the study environment some of us have, so shoutout to those students that:
• live with their parents (not everyone goes to college/uni where they have dorms, and even then, not everyone can afford it)
• have to deal with parents/family members constantly arguing in the background
• work / have to worry heavily about just getting by (paying rent, groceries, medication)
• need loud music to study and drown outside noises
• can not "study prettily" at coffee shops
• take care of other family members, and thus have to be ready to drop whaterever they are doing to assist them at any time
• can not concentrate or get "in the zone" no matter what they do
• do not have a personal computer/tablet
• do not have a room of their own
• are neurodivergent and the advice of most study masterpost/tips is not applicable.
You are valid, you are seen, you are not alone. If nobody has told you already: if you are trying the best you can then the best you can is good enough.
sincerely, a student who needed to hear this.
Black Figured Lekythos, 525-500 BC
Nautilus Shell. Laser Cut Steel
WIM DELVOYE
the term cryptid hunting is so violent. i don’t want to hunt the cryptids. i want to befriend the cryptids. cryptid comforting. cryptid supporting. cryptid loving. that’s what i want to do. i want to find mothman and offer him my unconditional love and care
The city rises: Archaeologists have revealed an entire Roman city without any digging. Their approach could revolutionize the study of ancient settlements. For the first time, a team of archaeologists from the Universities of Cambridge and Ghent, has succeeded in mapping a complete Roman city, Fa
““The astonishing level of detail which we have achieved at Falerii Novi, and the surprising features that GPR has revealed, suggest that this type of survey could transform the way archaeologists investigate urban sites, as total entities.””
Unpopular truths you should keep in mind!
While most of the studyblr community is really empowering, uplifting and inspiring, there are also ideals and misconceptions that are really harmful, so please always keep in mind:
You don´t need straight A´s. In some subjects, or basically in life, passing is sometimes enough. Don´t expect yourself to get only straight A´s and destroy yourself for these grades.
Your health, physical and mental, is more important than your grades.
Not everyone enjoys studying. Some studyblrs may be there because they try to motivate themselves, not because they love studying.
You don´t need expensive stationery. Cheap ones are more than enough.
You don´t need to wish for stationary for christmas or your birthday. Wish for something your really want and what brings you joy.
Staying up all night and having only 4 hours of sleep is not healthy!
Drinking multiple coffees per day every day is very bad for your stomach and heart!
Being productive can mean lots of things. It means something different for everyone, and while for some of us it means studying 8 hours a day, for others it may mean 2 hours, or maybe just organizing and sorting out stuff.
Not every day is the same. While today may be wonderful and productive, tomorrow may be not so productive. You are a human being, not a machine.
Honestly, being 100 days in a row productive is more harmful than helpful. Take that day off if you need too!
Your bullet journal must not be perfect or artsy. As long as it helps you organize your stuff and as long as you are happy with it, everything is fine!
You don´t need to do calligraphy to be a studyblr or a good student.
You don´t need to rewrite all your notes. As long as you know how to learn from them, that is enough.
Your handwriting doesn´t need to beautiful. You (and your teachers) should be able to read it without problems, that´s all.
Studying too much can make you depressed. But that is normal and will pass.
Just because others may find a class easy does not mean you have to. Everyone has weaknesses and strengths.
Ambience and piano music is not for everyone. It is totally okay if you listen to heavy metal while studying, as long as you can concentrate.
Getting up early is not always good for being productive. If you are not a morning person, you might not be able to concentrate.
Your background does not have to be white.
You do not have to study on your bed or wrapped in blankets. There are enough people who get tired by doing so.
Your desk will be messy more often than not, and that is totally okay.
Everyone is procrastinating sometimes.
Planning your whole day or week, including every single minute, does not make sense. You will have moments where you will just sit there and stare, you may want to eat an unplanned snack or whatever. Don´t try to plan every second. Give yourself some freedom.
Enjoy your breaks. Don´t minimize them down to just 5 minutes. Take breaks as long as you need them to be in order to feel well and to focus again.
Don´t revise in your head as soon as you´re not studying. Give yourself times where you don´t think about it at all.
You don´t have to revise on your way to school. There are many other productive things you can do, even if it is only waking up and mentally prepairing yourself for the day.
i would literally kill to walk around in a museum or a library right now. don’t even talk to me about coffee shops unless you want me to cry. god I miss being out and about
How to study for an exam when you really don’t know how to start
Clean your room/space, tidy your desk, make your space feel neat and focused. The space we are in means a lot, don’t confine yourself to a messy space.
Make sure you also feel ready. Freshly showered, has a good meal, did some movement-based activity. You can’t focus as easily if you feel all messy and uncomfy.
Put your work in order, what is most important? If you’re taking an exam over a specific topic i.e Biology, look for the most mentioned topics. Those will be what you study most. When I took AP Psych, I found the outline online that said what percentage of the test would be what topic, and studied those flashcards, notes, and videos.
Likewise, figure out how much you need to do every day to get done in time. If you have 20 chapters left in a book and each one is 15 pages then take 300 pages divided by how many days left (say 40) leaving 7.5 pages a day minimum.
Block out time to study. Make sure you have no distractions, phone on silent, friends know you’re unavailable. This is its own test, a test of focus!
Go to review days if you have them Your instructor should explain what’s on the exam and what is expected of you, and if you miss out on important details you’ll really notice later. It may seem like skipping gives you more time to study, but you’ll be at a disadvantage in the end.
If you feel yourself getting distracted, reading the passage with no recollection of the content, or about to slam your head into the table, take a break. Go for a short walk, get a snack, stretch, get a glass of water, have a little dance party. Breaks count as being productive, self-care is important.
Feel free to switch up your studying methods. Taking notes every day or reading chapter after chapter of a subject gets boring. Do flashcards, Draw or make a diagram. Studying the brain? Draw and label it. Use funky pens sticky notes. Varying your methods of study will not only help you grasp the material better, but it’ll keep you from getting bored.
Find a friend or join a study group. There are a lot at different universities or even just create your own with like-minded folks. You can even do one online like I do. There are many discords for this. I’m in one and it’s great to hold each other accountable and share goals.
You can also switch up your space. Everyone has a different type of place they work best. Maybe a library, cafe, park, bedroom, couch, restaurant. Don’t stay couped up.
Use apps like Tide, Forest, Flora, Quizlet and more. I seriously use these every day. Tide is my favorite, it incorporates white noise and nature sounds with a Pomodoro timer, as well as three settings for Focus, Relax, and Sleep.
Make studying aesthetically pleasing. Studyblrs are on to something here! You don’t need to have expensive things or show them off but have pens you like, fun highlighter and sticky notes. Pick out playlists of music that makes you feel focused.
Affirm and trust yourself! When you get that flashcard right? Heck yeah! You did it holy crap! Celebrate! Be proud of yourself. You worked hard, you deserve to feel good. Your best is good enough, and your best may vary day-to-day.
