Sav Studies

My name is Sav. Welcome to my studyblr. I'm a junior in college studying to be a special education teacher in an accelerated degree program.

[sav-actually-studies]

My Introduction

About me:

My name is Sav, I'm a freshman at a university in South Carolina studying special education and (maybe) Spanish or creative writing. I'm 18 years old, a Tennessee native who's been in South Carolina for 14 years, and a graduate of a local STEM high school's health science program.

Why start a studyblr:

I have used my main blog @savrecovers for some studying posts in the past, but with me starting university in just a few weeks, I thought it might be better to have a blog dedicated to my studying. I also started this because I have anxiety and depression and thought this might help to keep me motivated.

My schedule fall semester:

I'm taking 16 credit hours this semester as of today (7/30/2019). I'm taking:

Biology 101 (biology for non-science majors)-3 credit hours, 3-3:50pm Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

Biology 101 Lab (biology lab for non-science majors)-1 credit hour, 5:30-8:20pm Wednesdays

Honors 105 (critical thinking and theory of mind course part of the honors program at my university)-3 credit hours, 9-9:50am Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

Math 201 (math for education majors focused on number theory and algorithms)-3 credit hours, 12:15-1:30pm Tuesdays and Thursdays

Psychology 101 (basic psychology class)-3 credit hours, 8-8:50am Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

University 110E (first year experience class like freshman seminar but focused for education majors, includes a field study in a classroom once a week)-3 credit hours, 8-9:15am Tuesdays and Thursdays with field study 7-11:50am Tuesdays

Other commitments

Work (on campus food service, nights at the pizza place on campus)

Goals

Maintain a 3.0 GPA to retain my scholarships

Keep up with my bullet journal

Complete requirements to graduate a year early

Possibly study abroad in Spain or Mexico

Make friends

Be happy

Studyblrs who inspired me:

@graystudie

@einstetic

@blackgrad

@nevestudies

[sav-actually-studies]

My first semester is done and I got (going in the order of my class list above) A, A, B, A, A, B+ giving me a 3.675 GPA.

[sav-actually-studies]

My second semester is done and I made the Dean's list again!

I was taking and received:

Schools and Diversity (A)

Exploring teaching as a profession (B)

Foundations of special education (A)

Math for education majors II (A)

Instructional technology (A)

Introduction to creative writing (A)

I have a 3.73 GPA and after my first year of college I have received enough credits (combined with my dual-enrollment classes) to be classified as a junior! I am taking four classes this summer:

Introduction to educational psychology

Introduction to human growth and development

World religions

Introduction to philosophy

In the fall, I will be starting to do my student teaching!

[sav-actually-studies]

Long time no see. I'm a senior now, still working towards my special education degree, getting a literacy instruction add-on. The count down to my first licensure exam is on, T-20 days until I take Praxis II: special education core knowledge and applications. I'm going to be active on here to get myself to study. 1/20 days of productivity, studies disability categories

[angelfully-deactivated20201227]

if you see me posting on here a lot, just know there’s an incomplete assignment sitting right in front of me

[sav-actually-studies]

(10/100 days of productivity) Finished a week's assignments for my human growth and development class, half done with educational psychology. I work a double tomorrow. I worked today. Two of my coworkers' roommates has coronavirus. They're being tested and they probably have it. I've been around them both without a mask or social distancing. Scary.

[sav-actually-studies]

(9/100 days of productivity) I almost finished the readings and assignments for my human growth and development class but I haven't done much for my educational psychology class. I ended up swapping shifts with someone so I'm off tonight and work a double on Saturday.

[sav-actually-studies]

(5-8/100 days of productivity) Work, studying, therapy, academic coaching.

[sav-actually-studies]

(3-4/100 days of productivity) I finished week one of my online class and have been working every night.

[sav-actually-studies]

(2/100 days of productivity) I took notes for two readings today and did a review for one of those readings. I have work in an hour, but I'm not sure how much I'm going to get done.

[sav-actually-studies]

(1/100 days of productivity)

I spent my day off of work getting caught up in my two online classes. I'm taking educational psychology and human growth and development in an accelerated format and will finish both courses in a month. I am also back to working. I got a job as a hostess at a restaurant and it's...interesting. I've worked 91 hours in the span of a week and a half even though I applied to work part time. I've only had two days off in two weeks and I work until Sunday. Hopefully I can keep up with my classes and work.

[hogwartshousefriends]

Slytherclaw Teacher for @savrecovers

[intellectia]

reblog this post if you’re an active university level studyblr!

[blacktwitterfunny]

[sav-actually-studies]

My Introduction

About me:

My name is Sav, I'm a freshman at a university in South Carolina studying special education and (maybe) Spanish or creative writing. I'm 18 years old, a Tennessee native who's been in South Carolina for 14 years, and a graduate of a local STEM high school's health science program.

Why start a studyblr:

I have used my main blog @savrecovers for some studying posts in the past, but with me starting university in just a few weeks, I thought it might be better to have a blog dedicated to my studying. I also started this because I have anxiety and depression and thought this might help to keep me motivated.

My schedule fall semester:

I'm taking 16 credit hours this semester as of today (7/30/2019). I'm taking:

Biology 101 (biology for non-science majors)-3 credit hours, 3-3:50pm Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

Biology 101 Lab (biology lab for non-science majors)-1 credit hour, 5:30-8:20pm Wednesdays

Honors 105 (critical thinking and theory of mind course part of the honors program at my university)-3 credit hours, 9-9:50am Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

Math 201 (math for education majors focused on number theory and algorithms)-3 credit hours, 12:15-1:30pm Tuesdays and Thursdays

Psychology 101 (basic psychology class)-3 credit hours, 8-8:50am Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

University 110E (first year experience class like freshman seminar but focused for education majors, includes a field study in a classroom once a week)-3 credit hours, 8-9:15am Tuesdays and Thursdays with field study 7-11:50am Tuesdays

Other commitments

Work (on campus food service, nights at the pizza place on campus)

Goals

Maintain a 3.0 GPA to retain my scholarships

Keep up with my bullet journal

Complete requirements to graduate a year early

Possibly study abroad in Spain or Mexico

Make friends

Be happy

Studyblrs who inspired me:

@graystudie

@einstetic

@blackgrad

@nevestudies

[sav-actually-studies]

My first semester is done and I got (going in the order of my class list above) A, A, B, A, A, B+ giving me a 3.675 GPA.

[almastudies]

if you’re an active studyblr please reblog this

im following less than 200 blogs and it makes me sad

[daisystudies]

let’s stop romanticizing stress.

why does studyblr glorify being stressed out? more stress does not mean better grades or more success. don’t stress yourself out because you think that makes you look like a hard worker, and don’t post about how it does. we need to work as a community to eliminate stress culture.

[akydemics-deactivated20200110]

@ studyblrs, rb if u post og content  

it’s kyra (prev akydemics) and i’d like to find new blogs to follow :)

this is my new blog btw

[studentlifeproblems]