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@ready-aim-study
I just want to use this to tell every studyblr and myself: Everyday you work a little harder than the average people, you will make a huge difference; Instead, you don’t think wasting a little time in a day is a big deal, you will be left far behind.
this is actually so inspiring
friendly reminder to read some of your text books today. educate yourself. aim higher. make Hermione proud
are you doing your hw
get tf on that book report
go read over them notes
have you even looked at those handouts from class
I can see you procrastinating
are you going to let nicki minaj down
Hey, I was just wondering if you could explain the American education system to me. I'm British and I'm moving to America to join high school and I want to take Maths Chemistry Physics and Biology but I don't know how they do it there.
Hi. I am not from the US so I have very little knowledge on how their education system works but I’ll put this out for my followers and hopefully someone will be able to explain. Good luck.
Hey - American here. You probably won't get to choose what you study beyond some either/or options about electives. For most schools, you'll take math, English/literature, and science every year. You'll probably cover bio, Chem, and physics. Contact your school - they'll probably have a course outline.
Me: *follows Studyblr blogs* This is so inspiring
Me: *Reblogs tons of posts with organized aesthetic* I can totally do this
Me: *Saves a bunch of school related tips* The sky is the limit
Me: *Looks over at the mess which is my academic life* ....
Me: *Continues blogging studyblr stuff* Such potential
We’ve gotten a few questions about how to get over a fear of studying/fear of tests/fear of failing tests, and I have a few tips for getting over this!
1. Stop telling yourself that studying won’t help
“What if I’m studying the wrong stuff?” “This isn’t sticking.” “I’m going to fail anyway.” These are all things that I used to think in high school, and this delayed my studying or prevented me from doing it at all. You can’t tell yourself this because it will only stress you out and you can’t study while stressed (at least not effectively). Take a step back and be realistic. You MIGHT study some information that won’t be on the test, but no test will ever cover all the material you are taught. If you study well, you’re GOING to study important material that WILL help you on the test.
To be blunt, yes, you might still fail. Failing a test happens to everyone, but it isn’t the the of the world. You need to get over the “I’m going to fail anyway, so why bother studying” mentality and replace it with the “Yeah, I might fail, but studying now might be the difference between a 34% and a 59% on this test.” Every point counts and studying never hurts.
2. Study throughout the semester, not the night before the final
The fact is, the most effective studying takes place over the course of a long time, not in one weekend immediately before the exam. You can study every day simply by doing things such as rereading your notes every day and making flashcards throughout the semester. Every day I reread my old notes before class starts and eventually that information just sticks. You don’t even have to study it anymore because it’s in your head from rereading it in your notes.
Furthermore, studying throughout the semester takes the pressure off of the last minute studying before an exam that often leads to the fear of studying. If you already know a lot of material from studying throughout the semester, that means you have much less work to do when the test comes around. This makes studying much less stressful and you’ll feel much more prepared for the exam.
3. Actually study, don’t just pretend you are
When I got a bad grade in high school I would convince myself that it wasn’t my fault because “I studied so hard.” But in reality, I didn’t study much, if at all. Sitting in front of a book is not studying. Thinking about studying is not studying. Mindlessly reading a textbook while scrolling through tumblr is not studying. You need to actively engage with the material and LEARN it. You aren’t there to memorize information, you’re there to learn. Study the material as if it’s something you want to remember for the rest of your life, not just something you want to remember for the next 8 hours.
4. Fall in love with learning and make goals
Studying can be a good experience, no matter what your previous experiences with it have been. I hated studying in high school and I was afraid it wouldn’t help. Now I enjoy studying because I genuinely enjoy what I’m studying and I create a relaxing environment for myself when I study.
Studying can also become easier if you set goals for yourself. It can be things like “study for 20 minutes every day” or “reread old notes at the end of every week” or even “get at least an 80% on this next exam.” When you start to see results, even if they’re small, you’ll become much more encouraged to study and it will become much easier and more enjoyable.
I hope this helps some of you! Here are some additional links that may be helpful:
How to study like a straight A student
How to create the perfect study environment
I received my Stabilo Pens today. I’m so excited to start using them. Thank you so much, ready-aim-study!! Xx
Congrats to the winner of my giveaway! Hope you enjoy the pens :) Stay tuned - I just hit 250 followers, so I may do another one soon to celebrate!
Oh, you got your study voice. Yep, it goes with my pop quiz walk and my term paper face.
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when are you going to end the giveaway??
The giveaway has already technically ended. I chose a winner but haven't heard back from her yet, which means I'll be getting a new random number and a new winner sometime tomorrow.
Study while others are sleeping; work while others are loafing; prepare while others are playing; and dream while others are wishing.
William Arthur Ward (via studymesweet)
Hey everyone!
I’m super excited to start work tomorrow as a consultant/tutor at my university’s writing center. I’ve finally finished the training sessions and am going to start with real students!
Does anyone have experience as a peer tutor or writing consultant? I’d love some advice as I start this new adventure, and I’m sure I have some followers with great insight. Thanks guys!
So... thoughts?
10, 19, 55 :)
Thanks, you! :)
10. What extracurricular is your favorite?
I am hugely into theater. (I’ve actually added a theater major, so this is much more curricular now I suppose.) My favorite projects are probably the student-produced works. Our student theater association does wonderful one act festivals every semester with students doing all the writing, producing, teching, and acting. Besides being amazingly fun, they’re the best way to learn in a hands-on way.
19. What classes do you plan on taking in the future?
I’m a double major (history and theater) so mostly I’ll be taking those classes. I’m almost done with my core credits, so not a whole lot of surprises. Hopefully I can find the time for some topics outside my majors. I’d love to do some economics and some visual art.
55. Are you good at time management?
I’m not totally sure this is something you can be “good” at; I think that’s like asking if you’re good at brushing your teeth. It’s more how often you make yourself do it. I used to be terrible about it, but I see myself as someone who manages time fairly well. It’s helped hugely that even though I’m still very busy, I’m now busy with things I enjoy and am interested in.
Thanks for asking! I liked your questions :).
The list these are pulled from can be found here.
Study Tip of the Day | 9.2.15 Day 3 | Hydration Keeping a full water bottle on you throughout the day is not only amazing for your health, it also has lots of study-related perks, including better focus, having something to do with your hands while reading/thinking, more staying power in long sessions, and the chance for cute literature-related reusable bottles!
THERE IS NOTHING I LOVE MORE THAN THE GLORIFICATION OF STUDYING AND ORGANIZATION ON TUMBLR. YES TAKE A PRETTY PICTURE OF YOUR HIGHLIGHTERS AND NOTES FOR YOUR CLASS. INSPIRE OTHERS TO GET GOOD GRADES AND ELIMINATE STRESS
