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This week’s spread was inspired by the novel I’ll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson. I’m not much for most novels in this genre, but this one totally changed the writing game for me. One of the best YA books I’ve read, and totally spoke to my art side!

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Grudges- Paramore

Bay Bee- Jay Som

#bujo #bulllet journal

studyingsenseless

09.02.18 • One of my favorite spreads so far feat. lyrics from Ariana’s new album. Also, how is it September already??

#bujo #bullet journal

lucubro

hey y'all thought i’d post few of my recent spreads ✨ i haven’t been much on here so if you want can follow me on my insta

#bullet journal #bujo

getstudyblr

you go bitch. you write those notes, you make them pretty if you want them to be pretty. you make them messy if you like it like that. you eat healthy. you take care of yourself. you get yourself a bullet journal. you organize that shit like it’s no problem. you get those grades. you get that amazing GPA. the world is yours to take. raise your head and take it. live the fucking life. you mcfreaking go.

#a reminder #studyblr

etloie

𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒔𝒖𝒏 𝒊𝒔 𝒔𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒍𝒐𝒐𝒌 𝒂𝒕 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒔𝒎𝒊𝒍𝒊𝒏𝒈. 𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐣𝐮𝐥𝐲!

ig : @jestudyign.

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psyche-study

6.17.2018 //

my bujo spread from the last week of june.

so i think i need to just rant for five seconds.

today, after the concert, i went with a couple of my friends to tell the pianist how well of a job he did, because he truly did amazing. and the pianist, who is a boy, was very gracious and humble and thanked us for our compliments, and as my friends and i left, a guy who i know walked him to him and said, “you know, when a girl tells you good job…” i didn’t hear the rest of what he said, but i think it’s obvious enough. probably something along the lines of, “she’s trying to flirt with you”. something to be understood is that GIRLS DO NOT TRY TO GET WITH EVERY GUY THEY TALK TO. we can be friends with guys as well. IT’S POSSIBLE. people need to UNDERSTAND this. stop doing this to people. we all deserve to have the benefit of the doubt.

on a happier note, i’m off to frankfurt tomorrow. many pictures on the way. :)

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🎧: Concerto in F by Gershwin

#bujo #bullet journal

sprouht-studies

here is a compilation of my fav posts!!✨ (⌒▽⌒)

b0nie-studies

feelin’ so energetic ~

listening to: pet - 10cm

sammistudy

I’m so not ready for school to start next week

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stillstudies

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studylustre

left my heart in seoul 🌙 ig: studylustre use my code “studylustre” for 10% off kawaiipenshop, or “LUSTRE10” for 10% off messybunny on storeenvy! they both have free international shipping ✨

universi-tea

Hey babes! As requested, here’s a roundup of my favorite study tips that I’ve picked up over the years. Happy studying!

studying for exams

Create a study group and meet regularly (not just before exams!)

“Teach” the material to someone – your pet works well!

Keep a list in the front of your notebook/binder of topics or points that seem important enough to be on the exam, that confuse you, or that you’re interested in so you can go back and study them.

Study a little over a long period when you can, instead of cramming for an entire exam in one night.

Create a “cheat sheet” of important information for studying on the go.

Try the Pomodoro method to keep from getting burnt out.

Try creating a timetable for studying so you don’t spend too long on a certain subject and run out of time for the others.

Knock out your least favorite subject first, so you can have the rest of the day to work on more enjoyable subjects and relax.

Create a study guide for the class using Google Docs that you can all contribute to.

If you’re unclear about something, Google it. There’s more than likely a video that can explain it more clearly than your textbook.

Keep a running list of questions to ask during office hours, & actually go!

Study in a public place (the library, a coffee shop) so that you’re less likely to get distracted watching cat videos knowing people can see what you’re doing.

Get plenty of rest the night before an exam! Cramming is not worth it.

homework tips

Write everything down, even if you think you’ll remember it.

Keep a planner and check it first thing in the morning.

Do the work for your least favorite class first so that it’s out of the way.

Start early. Way earlier than you have to. That way you have time for delays, to start over if you have to, or to take a night off to go to a party.

If it’s something quick, like a worksheet, do it as soon as it’s assigned.

If you have a long break between classes, use it to work on small assignments that you can get out of the way.

For big projects, like papers and presentations, break it up into smaller pieces. “Write thesis” is a lot less daunting than “write 8 page paper”.

Do homework before you study, so you’ll know what you’re confused about and need to pay more attention to.

If there’s an option to buy an ebook rather than a physical copy of the textbook, do it. Not only is it usually cheaper, but it frees up space in your bag and you can search for specific terms easily.

If you have a lot of work to catch up on, set aside a block of time to knock it all out at once (with breaks, of course).

If all the homework for a class is due at the end of the semester, give yourself due dates for the individual assignments so you don’t put it off and have to do it all at once.

Install a site blocker so you don’t get distracted from your work.

If you have an online class, schedule a regular time to work on it as if it were a traditional class.

Don’t just Google your way through the homework! It may save time now, but it’ll only make things harder when it’s time for exams.

even more tips!!

More Study Tips

Time Management

Intensive Revision (Cramming)

Public Speaking

Writing Papers Quickly

Study Habits

Final Exams

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