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Chae Kyung being a badass

“If you mess with an innocent person without any concrete evidence again, I won’t stand idly by.”

ATTENTION ALL STUDYBLRS

Please reblog if you post: -study motivation -organisation - science (physics, chem, bio) related posts - study notes (handwritten) I have made a new blog and my dash is dead. I WANT TO FOLLOW AS MY STUDYBLRS AS POSSIBLE

natastudies

Hello!!💕 Here’s the other side of one of my notes. Usually, I take pictures of the front side bc of the title ahah but I want to show you the other side so here you go! As you can see, the mildliner&watercolor&brushpens I used on the front side doesn’t really show. I’m using Kokuyo loose leaf and they’re super great!! Have a lovely day🌸✨

Studgram: @natastudies

studyblr

I know it’s hard.

I know it seems impossible.

I know you have no idea how this is supposed to work out.

But it will - in the end, time will flow and you will be okay.

출처: http://www.globalcognition.org/head-smart/5-study-skills-to-accelerate-your-learning/

Elaborative interrogation: Answering why a fact is true

Self-explanation: Explaining what a section of text or an example problem means to you

Practice testing: Testing yourself on the material you are trying to learn

Distributed practice: Spreading your studying out over several sessions

Interleaved practice: Mixing different kinds of problems together when studying

#studyspo #studyblr #studying #student

productivityplant

🌿 [14 / 12 / 16] • Week One 🌿

This week has been going really well! I bought a leuchtturm to use as a bullet journal and it’s helped me a lot to know what to do and get it done. Now I just have to get through the rest of the week and keep trying to be productive.

~ Reese 🍵

npr

When Ebola struck West Africa a few years ago, the world was defenseless. There was no cure. No vaccine. And the result was catastrophic: More than 11,000 people died. Nearly 30,000 were infected.

Now it looks like such a large outbreak is unlikely to ever happen again. Ever.

The world now has a potent weapon against Ebola: a vaccine that brings outbreaks to a screeching halt, scientists report Thursday in The Lancet.

“We were able to estimate the efficacy of the vaccine as being 100 percent in a trial,” says Ira Longini, a biostatistician at the University of Florida, who helped test the vaccine. “It’s very unusual to have a vaccine that protects people perfectly.”

First Ebola Vaccine Likely To Stop The Next Outbreak

Photo: Cellou Binani /AFP/Getty Images Caption: A woman is vaccinated at a health center in Conakry, Guinea, during the clinical trials of a vaccine against the Ebola virus.