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BEGINNING

I’m back, and I want to start again to be more active here on Tumblr. I want to share all of my experiences and knowledge from my entire life. I will also practice my writing skills. Hopefully, I will do it continuously since I’m not busy anymore. (I take my leave of absence from work, and currently I’m taking my on-the-job training.)

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I AM ATTRACTING GOOD THINGS INTO MY LIFE

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im calling myself out on this one

partynextdoor is my top artist!

currently, I am overthinking on our upcoming midterm... tomorrow we will be having quiz in understanding the self I know I can pass it, I need to wake up in the morning

#Spotify

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My 2020 Spotify Wrapped:

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100 Days of Productivity #4 - Day 21/100 August 20, 2018

Today I managed to memorised 55 countries of the African continent, and it was honestly so much fun! I also completed a good amount of project work for my IPT assessment. I’ll be waking up early tomorrow to finish my IPT wireframe and to plan out the evaluation. In class, I’ll work on the data flow diagram. Tomorrow after school I plan on updating notes on Ancient Rome for ancient history, revising study notes for Modern history, and writing up study notes for extension English. It’ll be a busy day!

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Sometimes, shit just doesn’t work out the way you want it to. Maybe it was just a bad term, maybe it was your health, or maybe just didn’t pay enough attention in class. And you know what? It’s okay, we’ve all been there at some point or another. In the end, failing a class isn’t the end of the world as long as you act on it. Here are some tips to help you recover + rebound.

Play the number game.

Whip out your syllabus, your graded work and your calculator. It’s time to do some serious math. Figure out what exactly your current grade is in the class and how many points/what percent the remainder of the class work is worth. You can do this by hand, but I would also suggest checking out:

RogerHub: This will help you figure out what grade (percentage) you need to get on your final exam in order to get a certain grade in a class (in this case, you can aim for the minimum % needed to pass)

The Amazing Grade Calculator: basically what it sounds like. you input your assignment scores + their weight and it will tell you what your current grade is and what average you need to get a certain grade in a class.

Check out your school’s retake policy.

Your university may or may not let your retake certain classes. Figure out how many you can retake or repeat. For example, I am allowed to retake up to 10 classes. However, only 4 of those retakes enable me to completely replace my previous grade (it would be as if I never failed the class if I pass the retake). The other 6 classes will be repeats, meaning that my overall grade in the class will be an average of my failing grade and my new grade. Do some research and see your university’s policy!

Talk to your professor.

Go into office hours and tell them about your situation.The earlier you go, the better your chances are of passing If you have a legitimate reason such as a medical or family emergency, they might have some extra credit work you can do. This is not a guarantee and I would not expect anything, but you never know what might happen. Also, if you go in as soon as you realize this class isn’t working out, they might be able to pull you up and guide you in the right direction. Showing care and initiative can be the difference between passing and failing.

Talk to your advisor.

Your advisor will be able to tell you all your options, as well as discuss what will happen to you in the worst case scenario. They’ll be able to tell how exactly failing this class can potentially effect your education. Also, they’ll be able to help you figure out where to go from here. Make sure to check with them about the retake policy!

Weigh your options.

At this point, you should have some solid ideas of what exactly your possible next steps could be. If you can retake the class with no impact on your GPA, the best option may just be to fail/drop and focus your efforts on the rest of your classes. That’s okay! I’ve been there, and I’ve done that.

Understand what happened and learn from it.

Take this entire situation with a grain of salt. If the reason you’re doing poorly is because you went to every single class stoned out of your mind, you might want to start not doing that. If you’re failing more than one class, perhaps it’s time for you to re-evaluate your academic choices. There’s absolutely no shame in taking some time off school or changing your major because it was too tough. You know what’s best for you. Doing what’s best for you is never the wrong choice. Your health and your needs come before anything else.

Helpful Links

failing a class: a survival guide by @revisicn

how to overcome failure by @enginehrd

how to deal with failure by @hope-studies

how to avoid burnout + stay motivated by me

how to manage your time as a college student by me

other helpful posts by me

Today is Nov. 26 Thursday at 1:29 PM

We will take a quiz #1 in MMW later. However, our internet connection was corrupted thats why I came here at my cousin's house to I able connected to their wifi and take our online quiz.

Yesterday I was anxious on our quiz #1 in FOLA because our prof in Global Tourism stated that we need to pass our ppt immediately, however, my friends and I crammed on our ppt. I talked about on how we will start to create our ppt last days and they did not noticed me. I ruined my schedule day that time. Actually, I decided to review for our FOLA but what happened to my day it was anxious day.

Therefore, I have realized that I need to practice multi tasking to work under pressure. I would be prepare for the quizzes, presentations and exams. I also realized to take an initiative to do tasks if I feel about it. I will maintain my study technique and do it consistently. I know, all of my mistakes are my process so that I won't stop to make mistakes until I become an astonishingly woman.

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reminders for the overworked soul

you don’t need to be productive all the time

you don’t need to have productive breaks

expand your definition of “productive” to include non-academic things

don’t measure your worth by the number of things you do or how pretty your bujo is

remember to have fun and little breaks between work

you are studying/working to become more informed, to learn about the things that excite you - not to check off your to-do lists

you don’t need to monetise or make your hobbies productive; they are lovely on their own

you are lovely on your own

November 19, 2020 (SATURDAY)

I woke up at 3 in the morning. I've decided to make my reviewer for Mathematics in our World, and to organize my study area. I was preparing for our upcoming midterms. I did not notice the post of our math prof about the schedule of our midterm. She posted it at around 2 PM and I was making a reviewer and practicing the math sentences all over. However, the math language and symbols are not include on the exam. Consequently, I need to wake up again in the morning and finish the 3 coverage topics of our exam. Luckily, I finished to make reviewer in Patterns and Numbers in Nature. Hopefully, I absorb what I studied for it. God will guide me. I need to maintain my spirituality, mentality, physically and emotionally.

Don't forget to take a rest and chill with your favorite music and to take a shower. Love yourself ❤️

#online classes #studyblr #study blog #state universities #plm #manila #philippines #tourism student #MMW #mathematics

My first studyblr (I've decided to document my studying journey here on Tumblr, I wanted to motivate every single day)

to do list / 11-17-2020 (tuesday)

organize gdocs in COL

itinerary for COL (I chatted to my prof about it, itinerary does not allow for our presentation)

reviewer for MMW (math language & symbols only)

Paint my nails

I made written notes and quizlet in MMW. I analyzed and I proofread my research and I added information in "something is also known in Colombia". We will be having presentation on Nov. 25 ( All of the Americas assigned, we assigned in South America)

#studyblr #Philippines #tourism #tourism student #mmw #global tourism #state universities #plm #manila #filipino #student

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Tashirojima, Japan

Tashirojima is an island off the coast of Japan, and the unique thing about this island is that it’s population of cats outnumbers the human population 6:1.

Back in Japan’s late Edo-Period the people on the island were raising silkworms for Textiles and the cats chased away the mice that preyed on them. The human population believed that the cats were good luck, and that belief still stands today.

Today, the fishing industry is what sustains the island, and attracts all of the cats to the shores of the island. A mythology has raised around the cats, and the fisherman have created a shrine in the middle of the island.

The island is a popular tourist attraction, but they have one rule. No dogs allowed.

Sources: 1 | 2

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Hello my international friends, this is my country 🇬🇪GEORGIA🇬🇪

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Everyone is welcomed to my country! We love guests and I am sure people will love our nature, food, well known wine and hospitality! 🌍 Georgia is budgetfriendly, affordable tourist destination even for students.

Please REBLOG this post to show the world my tiny, beautiful GEORGIA! 🇬🇪

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My favorite Japan YouTubers

Language:

Learn Japanese with Japanese101 - If you’re delving into Japanese for the first time, I feel like their content is great!

Japanese Ammo with Misa - If you’re a beginner, Misa’s videos are well put together, and she makes it easy for you to understand Japanese grammar.

Learn Japanese - He includes a lot of words in Anime by breaking down the vocabulary used so you can watch it without subtitles. His lessons include everything from JLPT N5 to N1.

Miku Real Japanese - Also aimed more for the beginner, her videos are cute and sort of humorous. She focuses on a lot of casual conversation Japanese and Osaka dialect and does a few video around culture (and cultural shock).

Masa Sensei - Geared toward beginners trying to go for the N5 and N4 tests. She uses “powerpoint” or visual presentations while she’s teaching verbs and grammar!

Sambon Juku - If you are N3 and above, Sambon Juku’s videos are great because there is less English and-or other languages to help guide you. He explains grammar, vocabulary, and kanji in Japanese

On the topic of Sambon Juku, YouTuber Kemushichan interviewed him on how Japanese people learn Japanese.

Culture/Identity:

Max D. Capo - I’ve been following him for quite some time now but I really enjoy his videos because he’s a little awkward but funny. His focus is mainly on mixed race Japanese identity in and outside of Japan, both in ENG and JP.

internationally ME - She focus on working, living, traveling, and eating in Japan. She seems sweet and down to earth.

KemushiChan - Her focus is on life, work, and language in Japan. She’s very proactive and kind. Her videos are especially useful if you are interested in the MEXT Scholarship or want to know what it’s like obtaining a degree in Japan.

The Black Experience Japan - Their purpose is to get rid of negative stereotypes of black people but to also share the experiences of black people (and mixed race folks) living abroad and/or in their home country in Asia.

Sunny and Chris - Their focus no longer is on Japan and is a more general travel channel but some of Chris Okano’s videos with a focus on Japan in regards to travel, culture, and identity are quite nice.

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Hi, there! I have a big exam next month and decided to create an exam study kit to organize and increase my productivity. I hope this exam study pack help your final exam. Good luck with your exam, everyone! We can do it!

Exam Study Pack Including

Final Exam Schedule

Final Exam Time Schedule (week)

Weekly Study planner

Monthly Style Study planner

Essay Planner

Glossary (definitions & terms)

Note

Click HERE to download the printable (PDF). Please save the file to your computer and open with Adobe Reader DC. Use Adobe Reader, otherwise, it will not work correctly and colors may display completely different. Please let me know if you are having trouble downloading the file.

* Important note: All files are Personal Use (non-commercial) ONLY! Please Do NOT Copy and Edit. Please Do No distribute and sell these files or upload them to other websites.

By the way, I decided to post a new printable item each week (every Saturday). Tomorrow I will post “Free Printable Thanksgiving 2018 Wine Labels” including using a Japanese pattern. So please come back to my blog tomorrow!