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Tips for Surviving Online School
Since most of us are online due to COVID-19, I decided to make a short infographic (thanks to Canva) on how to make online learning easier. I'm on the same boat too but I made online classes into a way I can somewhat enjoy. I hope this helps for anyone who needs it!
From Beginner to Intermediate: an intense plan for advancing in language
Introduction
I studied Spanish at school for 3 years and now I'm at a low B1 level. I can actually understand pretty well while listening or reading but I can't communicate fluently.
This plan will include vocabulary build up, some grammar revision, a lot of listening, reading and writing. And could be used for the most languages, not only Spanish.
Plan
Every day:
Conjugate one verb in present, past and future tenses
Make a list about 10 - 30 words long
Create flashcards with them and start learning them (I use Quizlet for flashcards)
Revise yesterday's set of flashcards
2-3 times a week:
Read an article or a few pages from a book
Write a few sentences about anything in your target language
Listen to one episode of podcast (at least one)
Once a week or every two weeks:
Watch a movie in your target language, preferably animated movie as the language used there is easier. You can watch with subtitles
Grammar exercises
Translate some short text
Once a month:
Write something longer, like an essay or report, on chosen topic
Additionally:
Talk to yourself, to your friends, to your pets
Text with someone
Look at the transcription while listening to the podcast for second time
Repeat what you hear (in podcast or movie)
Check words you don't know from the listening and reading
Read out loud
Listen to music in your target language - you can even learn the text and sing along
Watch YouTube in your target language
Change your phone language to the one you're learning
Think in you target language!!!
***This is very intense plan for self-learners, you don't have to do all of these things in the given time. Adjust it to your own pace. I'll try to stick to this, if I have enough time.***
Trying to squeeze in an italian study session before work. I started watching the show “my brilliant friend” so I can emerse myself more with the italian language through more forms of media. Another show I might watch after is Luna terra, if you guys have any recommendations feel free to tell me about it.
𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐫𝐚𝗺 | 𝐲𝗼𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐛𝐞
If you guys have ADD/ADHD, autism, OCD, or something else that affects your ability to concentrate, I highly recommend the chrome extension Mercury Reader. You just open whatever link you're using, then click on the MR icon (it should look like a rocket) and it'll simplify the page so that it's in a focus-friendly layout. Instead of having random pictures and word boxes all over the screen, it'll be in a vertical format with nothing to distract you so you can focus on what's important. You can also adjust the text size (small, medium, large), font (serif, sans), and theme (light, dark). And the best part is, it's completely free! It's honestly one of the best things I've ever downloaded.
This is an article without the extension. See that messy format, and how the actual article content only takes up a fraction of the page? It's no wonder it took me 7 hours to write that paper.
The same article, this time with Mercury. The user-friendly settings are at the top, and the rest of the article is formatted vertically down the middle with no free-roaming pictures or words. How nice.
An Overview of Note-Taking Styles
Note-taking is one of the most essential skills a student should master. It allows you to record and review information to be used in the future. But what’s the best way to do so? Here’s an overview of note-taking styles that can help you maximize your learning!
over some Latin. there needs to be a duolingo equivalent for Indian languages. I would go absolutely crazy on it.
Soulmates Alternate Universe Prompts
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You live in a world where your soulmate is unable to hurt you, intentionally or otherwise. You are fighting in a war, when one of the enemy’s knives harmlessly glances off you. (x)
Once in every month soulmates get to see from each others’ eyes for 60 seconds until they meet for the first time. It happens unexpectedly and neither of the pair knows when it will happen. One day you see someone you recognize from your soulmate’s eyes. (x)
In your world, you and your soulmate share the same sensations of pain. If you stub your toe, then your soulmate feels the same pain in the same toe. You haven’t met your soulmate yet, but you know they are a major klutz. (x)
Soul mates are real and technology has finally allowed for detection of some peoples “other half" at the speed of light using quantum messaging. When you were tested there was no response, now 10 years later you are called in to let you know a response has just arrived. (x)
When you connect eyes with your soulmate for the first time, your dominant hand’s wrist will start to hurt. You are watching an actor/actress talk about their recent movie when they look at the camera for a split second. Your wrist starts to become irritated. (x)
Every person is connected to their soulmate by an invisible, red string. You are the only one who can see them and the one connected to you is cut and frayed at the end. (x)
In your world, everyone has a almost entirely unique symbol on their wrist, soulmates have the same symbol. Your whole life you’ve been drawing on a symbol with a sharpie to hide the fact you don’t have a soulmate. One day, you meet someone without a symbol, just like you. (x)
Soulmates are real, and connected by luck. If you have a good, lucky day, your soulmate is simultaneously having a terrible one and vice-versa. Your MC is desperate to find their soulmate. (x)
Everybody in the world has a superpower that compliments their soulmates superpower. When together, both their powers increase in strength exponentially. You have the most useless power ever, when one day… (x)
You live in a world where soulmates cannot physically harm each other. You, the Hero, find that, no matter what you do, you cannot harm the Queen of Demons the villain has summoned. (x)
Soul mate’s exist. One day while showering, you’re teleported in a cloud of smoke to another world. You appear before a dark queen who declares her spell worked and you, her soulmate, is finally here. (x)
Just like a normal person you all age. Until you hit 18. You stop aging until you meet your soulmate so you can grow old together. You’ve been killing your soulmates for centuries granting you eternal life.. (x)
Everyone has a “soulmate” that their personality works best together with. These soulmates are determined by the government at age 18. You and your soulmate just met up, and they are nothing like what you were expecting. (x)
Everyone has a soulmate. The name of one’s soulmate appears on their forearm sometime during their teenage years. You finally get yours at the age of 17, but there’s something odd. Instead of one name, there’s two, and they aren’t written in the Latin alphabet or any other known Earthly script. (x)
In the future, romantic attraction is literal: each person is fitted with an electromagnetic bracelet which, they claim, will pull you to your soulmate. It’s the day they turn the magnets on, and you’re waiting. (x)
All prompts were found on Reddit. You can access their original sources by clicking on the linked (x).
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pomodoro technique 101
Hi it’s werelivingarts, I return to school already and I can feel that homework start running in…
Pomodoro technique is such a popular and efficient way to organize and manage your time, no matter if you are studying or working. Hoping that the graphics can provide you some helpful hacks!
You don’t have to see the whole staircase, you just have to take the first step. – Martin Luther King Jr.
Attention Management: How to Take Control and Live Intentionally
We live in an age of information, and it’s becoming even more difficult to be in control of our attention. Every second, it seems like there’s something new to be consumed, something new to pay attention to. Because of this, it’s important to take control of our attention and more intentional about how we spend our time, and we can do so by practicing attention management.
Keep reading below for a transcription + some other posts you might be interested in:
Energy Management
Flexible Time Blocking
The Mandatory Midday Break
A Small Guide to Journaling
Staying Focused while Studying
Hope this helps!
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Fluff Prompts
“i like your shoes” ‘oh thanks, they light up.’
“i think my hand was made for you to hold.”
“are you thinking what i’m thinking?” ‘if you’re thinking we build i giant slide and cut up our legs while we slide down it, then yes.’
“i hope our baby gets your hair.”
“i suggest we pull a ferris bueller and walk around town all day, avoiding all responsibilities.”
“do you wanna dye my hair?”
“i don’t deserve you..”
“i miss you more, you know that.”
“can i stay?”
“that is the biggest dog i’ve ever seen….i want it.”
“you give the best hugs.”
“i really need to educate you, don’t i?”
“you taste better than s’mores…and s’mores taste really good.”
“no offense, but if i went on family feud i wouldn’t have you on my team. you’re terrible on the spot.”
“it’s a southern thing.”
“i’m gonna marry you so hard.”
“when we have kids, our house will have a slide.”
“sometimes life feels like a movie.”
“we should just camp out in the back yard, and worry about the backache in the morning.”
“did you just quote tik tok?”
in a bullet journaling rut? unsure of what to bujo? try some of these spread ideas, both conventional and unconventional, to include in your 2020 bullet journal and beyond!!
these are categorized based on different traditional bullet journal categories.
the basics
year in pixels
yearly overview
habit tracker
sleep tracker
food and drink tracker
[insert year here] schedule
quarterly goals
water tracker
bucket list
resolutions/goals
best of the last year/last decade
learning about yourself / covering your person
about me
words for this year
birthday wish list
[amount of years you are old this upcoming birthday] i learned before [upcoming age]
example: 21 things i learned before 21
favorite quotes
a decade in review
caring for yourself
self care ideas
mindfulness ideas
living in quarantine practices
positive affirmations
date ideas
dates with myself
i.e. things you’d like to do with yourself that you’d enjoy. or self dates
things to improve on
workout plan
gratitude log for this year
gratitude log for previous year
life organization
master grocery list
ideal morning routine
ideal evening routine
yearly achievements
brain dump
weekly to do
monthly to do
things to sell
wardrobe capsule
cleaning routine
daily to do
surveying your life
podcasts to listen to
movies to watch
tv shows to watch
book reviews
places to go
things i want to buy
books i want to read
playlists in the works
academic
assignments due
dining dollars or meal exchange budget (if you guys have those are your schools)
grade calculator
grade tracker
attendance tracker
courses left to take/courses you want to take
financial
needs vs wants
income tracker
no spend challenge
30 days or more
budgeting goals
no spend ideas
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Proficiency Spanish #3
All of these were translated from the English terms
el Desastre natural. Natural disaster
la Expresión creativa. Creative expression
Expuesto/a. Exposed (adj.)
los Hábitos saludables. Healthy habits
la Herida emocional. Emotional wound
una Herramienta didáctica. Educational tool (Natural translation; not literal)
el Intercambio. Exchange
Lidiar [con algo]. To deal with something
Niños y jóvenes. Children and youth
una Poderosa herramienta. A powerful tool
el Programa. Program (plan)
Promover, fomentar. To promote (encourage)
la Violencia sexual. Sexual violence
some journaling ideas
quote of the day / song of the day / thought of the day
what you’re looking forward to this month / year
goals for this month
spreads or lists for favourite films / shows / music albums / books
favourite film / show / music album of the week or month
ongoing projects and work to keep track of
to watch / to read / to listen to list
wishlist
places to visit
letter to your future self / letter to your past self
movie tickets / concert tickets / polaroids / receipts / stickers / stamps
self affirmations
playlists
five years from now
tattoo ideas
things to study / learn more about
favourite quotes / lyrics / poems
achievements / accomplishments / places you’ve been and things you’ve done and when
calming / grounding senses ( favourite sounds, smells, textures, and more )
support websites / phone numbers for reference
10 unusual language learning tips !
i see a lot of the same (sometimes unhelpful) tips being thrown around, so here’s my two cents:
1. write shopping lists/to do lists in your target language - often you don’t learn this vocab but it’s conversational & v useful! also writing yourself notes (lil pep talks on the bathroom mirror, for example) can work.
2. buy a small whiteboard and practice verb conjugation (esp. romantic languages) or script writing
3. talk to pets in target language if possible!
4. look for quotes in your target language - often the turns of phrase are more colloquial, and is a good opportunity to see how things are translated from your native language
5. find a fairly easy news headline (in target lang) and try to re-write it w/ vocab you already have. you’ll quickly find gaps - this is a good thing! (if you’re feeling extra spicy, try writing a small subheading or description about the article).
6. create an imaginary friend who you speak with on the shower, or on the train, doing the laundry etc. talk w/ them in your target lang (in your head, obvs) about your day, future plans, etc etc.
~for more advanced learners~
7. when you’re more advanced, and have some grasp of past/future tenses, buy a children’s/tween’s/YA book that you’ve already read. highlight and annotate the shit out of it. you’ll know the general gist already, which makes context clues easier to find.
8. change wikipedia settings into target language - same goes for any social media site. this can be a mega challenge, but is so good for vocab, plus you’re more likely to remember the info since you worked so hard for it.
9. write a review for a book/film/record/whatever you’ve most recently consumed. maybe start a diary of them, or just have an ongoing word doc.
10. find a bilingual edition of poetry/literature if possible. you might find you can spot translation differences, but you’re sure to find some new vocab.
