Psych Student

/ 19 // University of Lethbridge / A collection of class reviews, study pictures, and pretty school things

[psyched-for-psych]

Back to the daily grind 😄

[psyched-for-psych]

Cards on the table

I am seriously considering switching to nursing. I love psychology, but I don't want to spend 4 years getting a degree I can't do anything with.. I know you can go to grad school but I'd love to be able to just start working. If any nursing students come across this post and feel like sending some pros and cons my way, that'd be amazing. Thanks ❤️

[psyched-for-psych]

First day back! All I've had today is anthropology, but my first psychology class is tonight 🌝

[studyjewel-blog]

pls do a tutorial on how u write ur headers!!

aahhh this is really late but here u go anon!!!i do all my headers with mildliners 

[obsidianstudy]

AMAZING

[needforcaffeine-deactivated2019]

Real Talk:

1. Do not burn yourself out. Seriously, do not do the thing. 

2. Ask for help if you need it. 

3. Look after yourself if you can. Proper food, exercise and relaxing are not optional extras in life.

4. You do not need the newest stationery to do well in school. An aesthetic does not make the grade. Similarly, pretty notes are nice, but they are not everything. Do what works for you. 

5. Only you can define your own success. Someone else’s A Grade does not mean your C is worthless. Trust. 

Now, for the more useful bits:

Note Taking

How To Take Handwritten Notes

Cornell Method

Mindmapping

Revision Foldables

Notetaking Videos

Exams

How To Cram For A Big Exam

Pulling An All-Nighters

Revision Timetable Maker

Memorize Fast

Preparing For An Exam

GCSE Advice

10 Exam Tips

Time Managment

Time Management Tips

Pomodoro Technique

Twenty Four Seven Weekly Planner

Weekly Planner

Custom Timer

Background Music

Studying Playlists

Studying Songs

Custom Noise Generator

Rain Sounds

Coffee Shop Sounds

Music For When You Need To Tune Out The World

Self Care

Netflix & (actual) chill

Stress Relief Masterpost

Studying Burn Out

Microwave Snacks

Online Games

Learning

Duolingo 

Memrise 

Quizlet 

Khan Academy

Computer Extensions

Momentum  

Lanes 

Currently 

Fliqlo 

Minimal Clock 

Studyblrs On YouTube

maryplethora 

N E H R D I S T 

needforcaffeine

studyign 

bioloyqueen 

[psyched-for-psych]

Only a few more weeks!

With school right around the corner I am starting to get excited for all of my classes this semester.

In the weeks leading up to the first day, I will be reblogging tips and tricks from other studyspo accounts.

Enjoy the last few weeks of summer and I will see you all on September 7th! 😍

[hermionerd-studies]

Hello! This is part of @studyquill ‘s 30 days of summer challenge. 

xiii. establish a morning routine

I am definitely an early riser, I wake up at 5:30 am on school days and at 6:30 am during summer/weekends. However, I wasn’t always like that, I am a former night owl, so here is some advice in order to become an early riser: 

Be aware of how it benefits you. Being an early riser has lots of pros! We all know sleeping is awesome but when you wake up early you will notice that you have so much time to do loads of things!

There is no need to be super productive. Waking up early doesn’t mean you have to start working inmediatly! Most of the time, I use my extra morning hours to read and blog and that way I don’t get distracted with those things throughout the rest of the day.

Also, no need to go to bed really early. Of course, I am not saying you should stay awake until 2am and wake up at 6am but also don’t go to bed at 7pm! No limit is good. Discover your sleep patterns (there are some good apps for that) and you will know exactly how much time you should sleep each night. There is no reason to sleep the same amount of time every single night, consider your mood and tiredness! 

Establish a morning routine and follow it. I have a morning routine which includes the amount of time I should take for each thing on my list. If I don’t wake up early, I know I won’t be able to follow my morning routine and my day will be a mess. 

Try not using an alarm. Sure, at the beginning it will be necessary but eventually your body will adjust to your schedule and you will wake up without the need of an alarm. It is better not to use one because your body will wake when it is ready and your sleep won’t be abruptly interrupted.

Drink a glass of water as soon as you wake up. It sounds cliché, I know, but it is real!! It will make you actually enjoy mornings instead of hating them with passion. 

Don’t change your current routine abruptly. Everything I have said is a process. Your body will hate you if you change everything on one day! Do it continously and start out slowly. 

Weird extra tip: Get some light-coloured curtains if you have windows in your room! It will let sunlight in and, believe me, you will want to wake up. 

[jwstudying]

SCHOOL CHEAT SHEET 2

back to school masterlist

tips for exams

ultimate back to school tips

tips for the new school year

4 legal ways to get free textbooks

essential productivity apps

actual first time college advice | tips for lectures | how to take lecture notes

study breaks | studying hacks

bet your teachers never taught you this

how to take organised notes

text book tips

tips to make school life easier

how to do cover letters

studying a foreign language tips

dyslexia friendly fonts

writing about royal characters

language learning sites

tips for effective studying

travel cheap

23 editing tips

useful apps for students

words to describe someone’s voice

Joss Whedon’s writing tips | writing references

50 things to ask your character before you start writing

stop using google.com to search information

life hacks for school

how to write an essay

8 basics of creative writing | fantasy guide | songs for creating stuff

for crime writers

dear writers

a high school teacher’s list of 100 wisest words

confused what to underline, italicize and when to use quotation marks?

feeling anxious for school?

make pretty banners | another one | and another one | one more | okay last one i promise

how to study like a harvard student

how to do pretty lettering | how to make your notes pretty | handwriting and note taking | colour code notes | how to maintain good notes | take digital notes

using one note to take notes | another one

handwriting reference

in class notes reference

20 things I found out about studying last year | things to do remember when studying

revising for maths

abbreviations for note taking | 2

12 things i learnt during 12 years of school

transition words

how to study from textbooks

how to make history timelines

what to do if you fail a class

backpack essentials

studying 101: how to stay focused, motivated, and on track.

secret study tips | top tips for studying in college

ultimate studyblr guide

other cheat sheets

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I NEED THIS

[psyched-for-psych]

(( 5 / 50 days of productivity )) religions review today !

[psyched-for-psych]

(( 4 / 50 days of productivity )) got March all planned out ~~ the year is going by so quickly :D

[psyched-for-psych]

(( 3 / 50 days of productivity )) neuro review :)

[psyched-for-psych]

(( 2 / 50 Days of Productivity )) So I wrote my spanish midterm today and it kinda sucked... So I’m just gonna focus on social psychology tonight.

[psyched-for-psych]

(( 1 / 50 days of productivity )) studying spanish is basically gonna take over my life the next few days 👌🏼

[psyched-for-psych]

I write notes to myself in my bullet journal when I'm feeling blue 😌

[psyched-for-psych]

People often say that motivation doesn't last. Well, neither does bathing - that's why we recommend it daily.

Zig Ziglar

[ptsdconfessions]

Clean your room - or at least your desk/bed/floor. It will help your head to feel clear too.

Open your curtains & windows - fresh air and natural light can do wonders in my experience. Plus, it helps regulate your sleep, appetite, and mood.

Take a shower or have a bath - especially important if you haven’t had one in a while. This will help you feel refreshed.

Put on clean clothes - and put the clothes you were wearing in the wash.

If you tend to spend all your time in your room, get out of it for a bit - do something in the kitchen or lounge, or go for a walk (even if it’s just around the block)

Stretch - there are plenty of stretching and yoga videos on you tube. Look some up and give them a go.

Drink a glass of water - and keep one near you too. I’m sure you already know this, but staying hydrated is important.

Get the hard/important tasks out of the way while you have the energy - when we have mental illness, running out of energy early in the day is very normal. Try to get all the most important things done first.

Have some comfort food, but make sure you eat healthy too - it’s alright to eat something you like, but have some fruit and vegetables too. If you don’t like plain fruit, consider making a smoothie instead.

Set some goals - it doesn’t matter how small or big they are (eg. have 3 meals today, go for a walk in the afternoon), whether they are daily or weekly, but achieving goals can make you feel as though you have accomplished something.

And finally, remember that it is okay to have bad days - bad days don’t mean you’ve lost all progress in your recovery, and they don’t make you worthless or a bad person. Don’t give up just because you’ve had a bad day/week/etc. It’s okay to have days that don’t go so great. Stay strong xx

[gryhffindors-deactivated2016061]

31.01.16 “what’s in my pencil case?” lots of muji pens and some other stuff  :D