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9-27-17

another day of notes for my english class!! it’s a little too sparkly and happy for the main topic, though, oops ;v;”””

three days until september’s over, time really does fly by so quickly when we’re not paying attention :o

🎶 currently listening to : Jelly (Inst.) - HOTSHOT

[yukkuristudies]

🎃２０１７年１０月２２日🎃 Guys! I’mreally upset that it’s almost the end of October! 😱 I’m not feeling the spirit of Halloween and need to ASAP 🎃 going to try and binge watch as many Halloween movies as I can!

[studyquill]

8/100 days of productivity ⋅ saturday august 26 2017 black pen ⋅ brush pen ⋅ highlighter ⋅ paper

[kathistudies]

October 20th 2017 | 금요일 - I swear I’m alive. Sorry for disappearing for such a long time. And sorry for the bad lighting. Uni started this week and I finally got around to review some of the materials. I’m thinking about participating in @emmastudies 100 days of productivity (=^_^=)

[boligraff]

Printables: Homework, essay and project planners

Requested by @theatrebooknook

These ones took a while but I think it was worthwhile. Thanks for waiting.

Download in my Google drive.

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[journalsanctuary]

Starting a bullet journal - a tutorial

Tips for anyone who’d like to start a bullet journal but doesn’t know how/where to begin :)

Keep reading

[studyingoose]

so i guess i really want to post more original content but here is a list of all the bujo pages in my bujo + others i see floating around and if you think i’ve missed out on any then please add them!

yearly calendar

monthly spread

weekly spread

about the owner

resolutions

idols page (list our your idols)

letters (if you start at the start of the year, i write a letter that sums up my hopes and dreams for the year)

birthdays (of people you know)

birthday wishlist

books to read

project tracker (projects that you’ve started or aim to start)

places to go

bucketlist for the year

school timetable

important school dates

un do list (things you want to stop doing)

key

money tracker (monthly, weekly or yearly)

books that have been read (include dates)

tv shows to watch

tv shows which have been watched

movies to watch

movies which have been watched

recipes (for special days e.g. valentines, christmas, halloween etc.)

packing lists

goals lists

exam planners (a summary of your exams if they’re all in a certain time period like the end of the year)

plans (if you’re hanging out with friends/going on a date/enjoying family time a plan and possible recount are really cute)

typography pages

mood tracker

doodle pages

habit trackers (weekly, monthly, fortnightly, yearly)

present ideas (for other people’s birthdays/anniversaries/holidays0

if you have a hobby e.g. knitting then knitting spreads (so planning your knitting with stitches and such, or something like guitar chords)

fun fact pages

positivity pages (fill with all the good things you like)

rant pages (just rant on them - don’t worry about making them look nice)

self reflections (taking some time to just write about your feelings - mindfullness)

list of favourite things

game challenges (so having a topic e.g. animals and going through the alphabet and naming one animal for each letter - this is a really good time killer if you have nothing to do, prepare a few beforehand)

quotes pages

self care pages (list of self care techniques as well as recipes for facemasks etc.)

how to pages (e.g. how to draw a fish)

to catch up pages (things you should watch or listen to when you have more time - things without deadlines)

song lyrics pages (just write song lyrics or typograph them)

[cayliestudies]

1 4 . 1 0 . 1 7

ig: cayliestudies 💫

[tryingfor100times]

Vocabulary prompts for your target language

Wondering what vocab to learn? Are you curious whether your vocabulary is varied enough?

Here are some of the topics you might want to expand in your target language:

life and death (eg. stages of life, vocabulary for funeral)

family (members of family, family tree)

appearance (parts of the body, clothes, verbs of movement, fashion, diets, hairdressing)

character (eg. adjectives describing character, personality types, temperaments, emotions, feelings of love, hate, interest etc.)

health & sport (eg. parts of the body, diseases, going to the doctor, going to pharmacy, types of accidents, maintaining healthy lifestyle, fitness, gym, cosmetics, going shopping, mental health, sports, olimpics)

hobby and holidays (eg. activities of free time, night life, types of holidays in your country or in your target language’s country, active and passive way of spending free time, friends, games)

art (painting, drawing, films, literature)

house (eg. types of houses, living in a city, on a countryside, different types of rooms at home, neighbors, garden, chemicals for cleaning, activities like cleaning floors, washing the dishes, moving out, renovation)

food (eg. types of food, preparing dishes, traditional meals, writing a recipe, healthy foods, eating out) 

media (eg. TV, press, internet, news, types of presenters, types of programs, social media, ads)

technology (eg. types of jobs in IT industry, computer, phone, internet)

travel (eg. types of vacations, days off, business trips, places to go, travel agency, types of tourism, monuments, summertime, nature, names of countries, weather, plants and animals, foreign languages)

work & school (eg. professions, looking for a job, job interview, office work, dream jobs, balancing professional life with private, jobs in politics, being a celebrity, summer jobs, business, time management, subjects at school, stages of education)

society (eg. culture, social rules, savoir-vivre, law, government, idols, crimes, terrorism, wars, politics, religions, casework, classes in society, race discrimination)

You can add your own suggestions by sending them to me so that I expanded that list or by reblogging.

I hope this helps someone!

[eintsein]

Hey guys, since my previous post on Morning Routines was very well received,  I decided to make a night version. This small infographic thingy outlines the things I do at night to prep myself for rest, as well as some other things you could try to ensure you get a good night’s sleep. Hope this helps, and don’t hesitate to drop me an ask if you have any questions!

P.S. the typefaces used are Bromello and Montserrat

[studyquill]

hey guys! it’s currently spring break for many, although most people’s spring breaks have already passed. i scheduled this post, so right now i’m on vacation in washington dc! 

i travel quite a lot so here are my tips for how to study while you are traveling. keep in mind that these are for your average vacation trip, not heavy duty travel like backpacking. 

this is legitimately the hardest thing in the world. if you’re not a stationery addict, you can skip this part. (although i hope you keep reading!)

condense your giant pen collection into a small bag and include only these things:

1 mechanical pencil & graphite for it

an eraser

1 black pen for writing 

2-3 colored pens and 2 highlighters (in one color scheme)

if you need other supplies for a specific subject (like i would need a protractor because i have geometry) bring that too.

this probably seems self explanatory but it’s really really really important. make sure you have chunks of time set aside to do schoolwork, most likely in the evenings after you return from whatever fun activity you did that day. if you’re a morning person, try working in the early morning! i find myself to be more focused and alert right after breakfast.

if you need a planning system, perhaps bullet journaling? [my bullet journal tag] you can also use printable daily planners which can be found in my printables tag.

if you have online versions of your textbook, use those instead of lugging around a ten pound deadweight. chances are, you’re not going to use that whole thing. scan in the pages you think you’ll need, or even the whole book if you want to be extra prepared.

make sure you also have what you need on your phone.

a white noise app [ noisli | relax melodies ]

download study music [ my study playlist on spotify ]

bring earbuds or headphones !!!

bring earplugs if you need them

make sure you’ve brought your phone charger

you can easily find a general packing list on google, so i’m not going to include one. here are some specific things you may need for studying:

book light - you don’t want to drain your cell phone battery because you need its flashlight on to work in the dark

clipboard - if you’re outside or somewhere else without a flat surface to write on, this will save your work

loose leaf paper - not a notebook! too much unnecessary poundage

i would consider myself a seasoned traveler (not really, but i’ve traveled more than the average person), and here are some tips for traveling.

wear a cross body bag and keep it in front of you to prevent being pickpocketed. if you must, bring a high quality backpack. (i have a vendetta against jansports and their zippers so i don’t recommend those.)

drink lots and lots of water - overstated but so incredibly important in keeping you healthy and preventing severe jet lag

have fun at your destination! you’re out there to do what there is to do, not study all day! you can study at home.

credit to Laura Reen for the icons used in the banners 

[littlestudyblrblog]

For subjects like history, geography, business and even the sciences like biology and chemistry, a lot of content needs to be memorised! These are just a few of my tips on how to memorise all of the information you need before your exam.

Repeating over time- In the best scenario, studying for a test three weeks ahead is the most optimal way to study. Usually, the process is memorising chunks two weeks before and doing past papers the week of. However, more often than not, this doesn’t end up happening because the weeks get hectic/busy so the max time before a test is probably 1.5-2 weeks. The next few points are more catered to that time period!

Palm cards- This I feel is the most common way of memorising things, by putting information on palm cards and taking them around with you to study on the train, bus, or wherever you go. The cons of this is to make sure that you don’t copy the information onto them in a passive way. You learn it over again when you write it out so make that opportunity count!

Teach content to others- I have learnt over the past few years that this is one of my favourite ways to memorise- give a family member, friend or anyone (even your pets) the notes and teach them the topic, point by point. If you can’t explain a topic in a simple way where the other person can understand, it indicates that you haven’t learnt the information properly or enough to explain it in a test situation.

Film yourself- Another of my personal favourites, read over your information one palm card/paragraph/page at a time, turn on your phone camera or photobooth (on Mac) and film yourself talking like you’re in a Youtube video. If you do this a lot, it really helps because it’s almost as if you’re talking to someone else, and speaking it out loud helps you memorise.

Writing out notes- It’s best to actually type out/write out notes as you go in class, but before tests I usually handwrite them out again. This emphasises this in your mind and you can also ensure that you have learnt everything that is on the syllabus. Making them pretty is a plus!

Watch videos and Podcasts- Youtube has so many great videos on any topic. My favourites are Khan Academy (most subjects) , Crashcourse (science and history), Lisa Study Guides (English), Stated Clearly (Biology) and Eddie Woo (Maths). If you’re a visual/auditory learner, these really help because it feels like you are learning the lesson again.

Active textbook reading- Read over the text books and annotate/highlight. However, you need to ensure that you are actually reading the text, not just highlighting the words. 

I hope this helped anyone who has trouble memorising, good luck with all of your exams!

Jade

xx

[luciaastudies]

|october 21st, 2017| 1/100 days of productivity. Studying for my geometry chapter 2 test~

- lucia

listening to: work song by hozier

[heiistudy-blog]

[100917 ; 1/100] hello everyone ! im starting the 100dop cuz i’ve been procrastinating on a lOt of stuff and i want to stop. anyways, here are some careers notes and happy thanksgiving to all my fellow Canadians !!

[fleuriras]

07.03.17 || i woke up early and the weather is beautiful: life is good.

[studyquill]

november 2017 bullet journal set-up. see my plan with me video :)

[iridescent-studies]

7/10/17🍂 I feel like I haven’t posted in ages but here’s a colourful mindmap I created on policies in education for sociology ft a complete to do list (how satisfying lmao) 📚