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Katelyn- Masters Student- Entomology Header isn’t mine, it’s from @awakestudies, so head over and check them out if you like it!

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An Overview of Note-Taking Styles

Note-taking is one of the most essential skills a student should master. It allows you to record and review information to be used in the future. But what’s the best way to do so? Here’s an overview of note-taking styles that can help you maximize your learning!

[hufflepuffsstudies]

call for change: studyblrs

I have had this blog for about a year now, and I’ve come to realise the unattainable perfection of studyblrs. I created this account to motivate and educate myself and I feel as though these ‘perfect study notes’ hold unrealistic expectations. This is why I have decided to post things that are more realistic, educational and have a positive impact on the community. Please reblog this to spread the message: You do not need perfect notes, every stationary item, a macbook, top grades or an aesthetic study space to be a studyblr. All you need to do is do the best you can.

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to anybody out there new to reading academic articles: read the abstract, the introduction, the conclusion, (and then maybe the discussion) - in that order.  only read the whole thing if you know ur prof is gonna ask very specific questions about it in class, or if ur really interested in the paper

you shouldn’t feel bad about not reading the whole thing, in most circumstances you just need to know what they’re talking about, why they’re talking about it, and what new stuff they found out by talking about it - and that should all be covered in those three sections!

[lvnnsi]

08/21/19 // gentle reminder // ig

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Capsule wardrobe checklist

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Capsule wardrobe

[personalcapsule]

Reblog this post and I’ll create a 24 item capsule wardrobe based on your blog.

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anatomy of the skull and botanical cafés.

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19.02.19 // Back from the dead

I haven’t posted my studygram photos on here in a long time! I’m sorry for taking a hiatus but life has been crazy busy lately and if you want more frequent updates you should really consider following me on Instagram: @academic.eve

I’m a lot more active on there! Hope you’re all doing well!

[mathandjazz]

Previous week bujo spread and my exam notes ✍🏼

Good morning sweethearts! I haven’t posted in foreveeeeer but I’m still in game baby. I’ve finished my diploma project, my diploma presentation was the best in the entire year and I got the highest marks on it. I’m not gonna lie, I’m really proud of myself. Now all is left is the final exam that covers *everything* we’ve learned during the past three years so I’m studying hard for it since I wanna ace that bitch.

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before & after.

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For real though.

[hotmessacademics]

Things I learned during my first weekend at college

Your parents will hover like crazy and try to help you unpack when you move in. They mean well, but if you’re overwhelmed don’t be afraid to kick them out for a bit. 

Don’t ask your RA what bars to hit up in town (like one girl from my floor actually did)

Check your e-mail five times a day, your professors might be sending out syllabi or other helpful/important stuff ahead of time. 

You will cry at least once while buying textbooks from the campus bookstore that you couldn’t find used on Chegg (sidenote: use Chegg) 

Your dining hall probably has pizza available for every meal. Don’t eat pizza for every meal. 

Even if you hated salads your entire life, you will learn to love them so that, you know, you don’t eat pizza for every meal. 

Check your dining hall hours online. Some of them close between meals. 

Leave your door open or do random Internet browsing in the floor lounge if you want to meet more people. 

At least one of your posters will constantly fall down no matter how many 3M command strips you use.

A lot of campus events are lame. A lot of them are not. Go to as many of them as you can anyways to meet more people.

If you need time to yourself, take it. You’ll make friends eventually without having to hang out with them constantly. 

Don’t expect to become BFFs with everyone you meet, and don’t expect to become best friends over your first weekend. 

If you’re standing if a long period of time, bend/relax your knees every so often. If you keep them locked, you might trigger a nerve in your body that causes you to pass out (this may or may not have happened to me on my second day, oops) 

Drink water.

Carry an umbrella if there is the slightest chance of rain. Carry one even if there isn’t, just in case. 

Carry a sweater or hoodie always. 

Pokemon Go is lit on college campuses; every single building is a gym or pokestop and there are lures everywhere. Plus, your eggs hatch in no time because you’re walking everywhere. 

It’s okay to eat alone in a dining hall; either no one will care or someone will sit at your table and strike up a conversation.

If you really, really don’t want to eat alone, literally just knock on someone’s door in your hall. If they don’t want to go with you, try someone else. Chances are, someone else might be hungry, too or at least willing to walk over with you. 

Come up with a roommate agreement. Decide when you’re cleaning, sharing policy, guest policy, light and noise preferences, etc. 

If there is a massive involvement fair on campus, research some clubs online so you know what to look for. Otherwise you’ll be overwhelmed in two seconds. 

Join a group chat with people on your floor or in the same area of study as you, it’s super helpful for general information.

Ask everyone you talk to to add you on Snapchat. 

Simple things like taking out the trash or doing laundry will suddenly feel very overwhelming. 

You learn a lot of stuff from being in college for only three days and not even taking any classes. 

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You, yeah you. Take a deep breathe, slowly let it out. You'll be okay. You made it through today, I'm proud of you. Now go rest up. Tomorrow is your day. ~Nightly Notion 1-26-19

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You, yeah you.

Take a deep breath, slowly let it out.

You're going to be okay.

It may not feel like it, but you'll get there eventually.

Now go and kick ass out there.

Today is your day.

~Morning Musing 1-26-19