Psych&Travel

20, Jill, UK - Final year Psychology student @ Birmingham x Singapore

[softlystudying]

friday, 27/04/18 — 22:34 (07/26)

spent the afternoon in costa with my mum; she read and i studied some more psychology ☕️ everything was so peaceful & calming, definitely one of my new favourite things to do!

[onlyfitgirls]

Mattie Rogers

[bitchycode]

‪What part of “i don’t wanna spend anymore money” don’t I understand

[dogs99999]

I literally love being at home! In my own space! Comfortable! Not surrounded by people!

[evolvingessence]

[thesokovianaccords]

here’s the thing about adulthood-

you will go for like three months with nothing happening and you’re bored as hell and then in the span of two weeks eight different things happen at once - some fantastic and some shitty and some just plain bonkers - and you’re just running around like a chicken with your head cut off and no clue what the fuck is going on

[teacherofthethoughtfullest]

YOU AINT LYING

[iknowthis]

03.09.

After having spent the entire weekend driving all the way across Germany for a wedding in a beautiful but extremely secluded Polish fishing village, I’m now in Switzerland to go hiking with my family. The seemingly endless train rides are starting to exhaust me but the view out of my room compensates for all efforts.

[elvinovember]

[flitterling-deactivated20141007]

[milkystudies]

MY 3 STEPS IN STUDYING

Understanding the Topic This is the most important part. You have to understand what you’re reading and the concept behind your topic. If you don’t understand what the topic is about, how are you supposed to ace your test? With that being said, read over everything and if you don’t understand something, go over it again until you do. What I like doing is using a dictionary or thesaurus to help me understand words I’m not too sure about. This definitely helps me a lot and it also increases your vocabulary.

Making Notes This step connects with the previous one, as it allows you to show what you’ve just read and understood. It can also assist in further understanding, and help you out with preparing for essays etc. This is where I basically summarise the important points and have definitions of the key terms. Summarising is extremely useful because you’re writing it in your own words and it helps you with the structure of your sentences for your essays. You can also make sub headings and have a few dot points if it makes it easier for you to memorise. Flashcards are good too!!  Remember, highlighters, sticky notes and tabs are your best friends!! Don’t neglect them!

Revise Revise, revise, revise!! By now, you should understand pretty much everything, and all you need to do is memorise! Read over your notes and do practice questions! Don’t slack off after writing your notes by reading over them just once after you write them! Read over it a few times a day whenever you can. On the way to school, on your way home, while ads are playing on your tv or if you’re bored! Never sit down complaining about how bored you are but not wanting to do work, because trust me, I’ve been through this countless times and it ain’t helpful!! If you want, you can also ask a friend or family member to quiz you using your flashcards you made!

Good luck studying! But remember, health before study!!

[studypsy]

yess!

[dobladim]

[rrictus]

[bopeep]

i love girls who are "high maintenance" like yes please continue to have standards for how you treat urself and expect to be treated

[lord-kitschener]

I don’t usually pray, but Queen Latifah, if you’re out there,

[inkskinned]

My friend once told me every time you kiss someone it might be the last time and since then I kiss hard and wild and can’t scrub it out of me. If this is over tomorrow I want to remember everything, how your heartbeat sounds, the smirk you give me after telling a joke, every line of your palms where your future says you’ll have trouble in love

[lesbianrey]

shout out to me in 5 years…hope shes doing something cool i’m rooting for her

[delta-breezes]

Rob Sese | @rob.sese