10/01/2022

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10/01/2022
24/01/21
productive snow day! ❄️
- formatted my essays
- submitted an application
- played in the snow (never too old!)
06/01/21
- plant watching 🌱
- to-do list making ✍🏼
- daydreaming ☁️
05/01/21
- read lots of journals 📖
- teams meetings 👋🏼
- hot choc making ☕️
04/01/21
- prepped for study ideas 🤨
- had a few teams meetings 👋🏼
- took several naps ✨
03/01/21
- read some mantras ✨
- editied some essays 🧚🏼
- watched some netflix 💻
02/01/21
- essay planning 📗
- snack munching 🥒
- jan exams revision 🌿
1/01/21
- essay drafting 📝
- application writing ✍🏼
- tea sipping ☕️
starting 100 days of productivity again as we are going into the new year!
- worked on my leadership essay
- pressed some flowers! 🌸
I’M BACK!
hey guys! i haven’t posted in a while (maybe a little over a year, oops!) but i’m back! posting study content can be motivating for both you and others, especially during a pandemic. looking forward to joining the studyblr community again <3
30/05/19 : developmental note making
picnic study sessions >> library 📚
remember to take small breaks in between your work to refresh your mind - even if it means going on a quick walk!
library session went well!
19-26/10/18
haven’t been posting because iv’e been so busy with lectures but finished my first draft for my animal cognition assignment! 🤓
To help move away from summary and toward ANALYSIS, it’s important to incorporate strong verbs into your writing when discussing the writer’s rhetorical choices. Below is a list of verbs that are considered weak (imply summary) and a list of verbs that are considered strong (imply analysis). Strive to use the stronger verbs in your essays to help push yourself away from summary and toward analysis: ex “The writer flatters…” NOT “The writer says…”
Weak Verbs (Summary):
says
explains
relates
states
goes on to say
shows
tells
this quote shows
Strong Verbs (Analysis):
Argues, admonishes, analyzes, compares, contrasts, defines, demonizes, denigrates, describes, dismisses, enumerate, expounds, emphasizes, establishes, flatters, implies, lionizes, lists, minimizes, narrates, praises, processes, qualifies, questions, ridicules, suggests, supports, trivializes, vilifies, warns
Powerful and Meaningful Verbs to Use in an Analysis (Alternatives to Show):
Acknowledge, Address, Analyze, Apply, Argue, Assert, Augment
Broaden
Calculate, Capitalize, Characterize, Claim, Clarify,Compare, Complicate, Confine, Connect, Consider, Construct, Contradict, Correct, Create, Convince, Critique
Declare, Deduce, Defend, Demonstrate, Deny, Describe, Determine, Differentiate, Disagree, Discard, Discover, Discuss, Dismiss, Distinguish, Duplicate
Elaborate, Emphasize, Employ, Enable, Engage, Enhance, Establish, Evaluate, Exacerbate, Examine, Exclude, Exhibit, Expand, Explain, Exploit, Express, Extend
Facilitate, Feature, Forecast, Formulate, Fracture
Generalize, Group, Guide
Hamper, Hypothesize
Identify, Illuminate, Illustrate, Impair, Implement, Implicate, Imply, Improve, Include, Incorporate, Indicate, Induce, Initiate, Inquire, Instigate, Integrate, Interpret, Intervene, Invert, Isolate
Justify
Locate, Loosen
Maintain, Manifest, Manipulate, Measure, Merge, Minimize, Modify, Monitor
Necessitate, Negate, Nullify
Obscure, Observe, Obtain, Offer, Omit, Optimize, Organize, Outline, Overstate
Persist, Point out, Possess, Predict, Present, Probe, Produce, Promote, Propose, Prove, Provide
Qualify, Quantify, Question
Realize, Recommend, Reconstruct, Redefine, Reduce, Refer, Reference, Refine, Reflect, Refute, Regard, Reject, Relate, Rely, Remove, Repair, Report, Represent, Resolve, Retrieve, Reveal, Revise
Separate, Shape, Signify, Simulate, Solve, Specify, Structure, Suggest, Summarize, Support, Suspend, Sustain
Tailor, Terminate, Testify, Theorize, Translate
Undermine, Understand, Unify, Utilize
Validate, Vary, View, Vindicate
Yield
18/10/18
research methods notes done ✅