Nanda's studies

Bring a cup of coffee and let's study! Studyblr | 16 | Brazil | High school | Studying to be a med student

[cupsandthoughts]

decided to spend the day relaxing today with my new @emposiablankets dreamer hooded blanket!🌙📖🌌✨ if you guys remembered, i had the same blanket in a cute typewriter design (swipe to see!) it’s soooo soft and dreamy! i’m always so obsessed with their blankets🥺🧡 if you’d like to purchase one for the holiday season, feel free to use my code CATH10 for 10% off all blankets on their website!☺️ . i’m so excited to be working on my blog/shop/content creating activities again soo🥰 i have so much planned! thank you everyone for your constant support and kind messages & dms despite my long absence! they always put a huuuge smile on my face😭🧡✨ (at Perth, Western Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHdFd2OgJBD/?igshid=1u79p4td1qrwr

[surviveschool]

GET EXCITED. Find some books that you really want to read and make a list of them to motivate yourself. Remind yourself why you like to read. Dredge up that childhood excitement and love.

MAKE IT A PRIORITY. Reading is not a difficult task. It’s just that most of us fail to make it a priority when we factor in the rest of our responsibilities.

ALWAYS CARRY A BOOK WITH YOU. You’re more likely to read if you have a book within reach, for practical reasons and because it’ll remind you of your reading. Bring a novel with you to school or a cafe just in case you find a few minutes to read.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE LITTLE SLOTS OF TIME. If you take public transportation, read on the bus. Read in the five minutes before class starts. If there is a time slot when you’d usually be browsing your social media to pass the time, read instead. I promise it’ll make you feel a lot better about yourself.

MAKE IT A HABIT. If you’ve decided that you’re going to read on the bus every day, read on the bus every day. Block out a time that is dedicated to reading and make it a habit.

GET OUT OF READING SLUMPS by reading short books, pageturners, or graphic novels to build momentum.

TRACK YOUR PROGRESS. Get a goodreads, make a spread in your bullet journal, keep a spreadsheet, or keep a piece of paper to track what books you’ve read and whether you liked them. It’s satisfying to look back on your year and see how many books you’ve read. You can even keep track of how long you’ve read in a day, or how many pages you’ve read in a day.

INVOLVE OTHER PEOPLE. Buddy read with someone (be it your mom or an internet friend). Watch booktube videos. Join a reading group on Goodreads. Friend me on Goodreads! Involve other people so reading becomes integrated into other aspects of your life.

[smartspo]

some easy to follow tips on how to organize your digital life for a stress-free experience while trying your best at school! ✨📖

other posts: 

advice on choosing your major

self-studying in three steps

being productive at home

[cwote]

I know times may be hard for you right now, but just breathe. You can do this.

[mycozyaesthetics]

I present to you... CATTAGECORE 🐱🌿

[giusnotes]

quarantine day ??????

i miss class so much 😭🥺

[darkmacademia]

my sketches of my favourite angel statues with a sepia fineliner.

[chazza-studies-mphys]

Wednesday, 5th August 2020

Physics - Summer Work

Summer studying challenge day twenty-four: do you read a lot in the summer? When I was younger, I read loads so a lot in the summer too. I don’t read as much now (I want to get back into doing so) but if we go on holiday I get through a lot of books (on a kindle) when we’re by the pool or during downtime in our room!

Physics summer work timelapse + notes ft a photo from a walk yesterday after we went out to eat for the first time since lockdown and me going vegan (the food was so nice)!

🎵 Echoes - Pink Floyd

[clabujo]

(03.08.20) // and it’s finally august! new month, new beginning, right? here’s my cover page and my (mostly empty) study schedule for the month; 

[studentlifeproblems]

[stillstudies]

things are starting to kick-in around here! it’s a little scary, and a lot overwhelming, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. I’m finally starting to find my routine; and even though change is constantly a fear in my life, for once I’m craving it. it’s comforting knowing that I have the capacity to change. coming from the mindset I once lived in, these days seem more and more surreal as time passes on. sometimes it still feels like dreaming. but no- this is my life now.

now playing:

rawnald gregory erickson the second- strfkr

boys will be bugs- cavetown

[stillstudies]

some on-campus snaps :) it’s only my second day on campus and I’m falling in love with it more and more as the first day of quarter approaches. I know it’ll probably eventually wear off, but as for now I just feel lucky to be here. I’m far away from home, but exploring new grounds has never felt more exciting.

[oatmilkgirlie]

14.07.2020 — out and about today✨ don’t forget your face mask!

🎧 - buzzcut season by lorde

[quiet-academia]

[ apr. 29, 2020 - 11:06 am ]

writing my final contribution essay for english this morning, almost done with the semester !

[lord-des-fleurs]

[alwaysbeenjessica]

thursday july 2 2020

my two favorite things in one picture - painting and my reading journal. i did a small gouache study in my sketchbook, so it’s not perfect haha, but now i’m going back to reading 📖

[etudiaire]

20.04.20

4 years ago I started this studyblr while studying for IB exams in senior year of high school

Yesterday, I finished my final paper of university, sitting back at my same desk since I’m back home for quarantine - it’s crazy how much has changed and how much has also stayed the same.

Thankful for this studyblr and for all of you who are still reading this :)

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