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Major Update Coming Soon
I’m back!
I’m a second-semester freshman in college!
And I have new tips!
Side effects of reading a Jane Austen novel
An improved vocabulary
A general feeling of happiness
A higher set of expectations for a possible partner
A hatred for the names Wickham and Collins
An enthusiasm for dancing
A love for introverted male leads
A fear of going out in the rain, as it may lead to a very serious illness
A desire to take walks in the countryside
A newfound love for the word “ardently”
the side that is shown on studyblr : sitting at a desk on a nice windy day, writing away in a grid notebook with mildliner highlighters laid out in front of you, listening to classical music
the side that isn’t shown on studyblr : staying up til 4am to write an essay, crying yourself to sleep due to stress, doing a chinese paper while suppressing an anxiety attack
yes it’s nice to study, but sometimes it sucks and that shouldn’t be overlooked in this community. it’s time to show both sides to let people know that they aren’t alone in their mental illnesses and exhaustion.
Debunking the Triangle Myth
It’s very hard to find ways to keep up with all your college work and still keep a balanced life. Many people say that when you get into college, you need to choose from two vertices of the first triangle while sacrificing the third one. Well, I need to tell you that that’s completely not true!
If you plan and organize your life, you will be able to manage your sleep schedule, your studying sessions and your night-outs without sacrificing one of them.
The first thing you need to do is being realistic. Instead of sleeping 9 hours a day, perhaps you will need to cut back to seven hours a day, which will probably provide enough energy throughout the day without letting your feel the burnout. On the other hand, you need to ration the time you spend with your friends and family. The best way to do so is scheduling a fixed schedule to be with them and dedicate yourself 100% during that time. It’s not how much time you have available that matters. What matters is what you do with the time you have available. Cutting back on fundamental aspects of your life will really hurt your grades – and if it doesn’t hurt your grades right away, it will hurt your body and state of mind sooner than you think. Sleepless nights have a mark on your body. On the other hand, depriving yourself of time spent with your loved ones can hurt and destroy relationships and in the end of the day, you’ll find out that those grades aren’t as worth as much as that.
Another thing I recommend is finding some sort of physical activity that helps you manage energy levels. Even running 10 minutes a day will do wonders for your physical and mental health, letting you cope with high stress levels and the feeling of burnout. Try to unplug from your college activities, listen to some music and concentrate on your body rather than on your brain.
You also need to prioritize. Choosing tons of classes just to feel productive is a waste of time. Having a heavily crowded schedule just for the sake of it will result in lower grades and a lower ability to focus on those classes. Pick classes that you think you can personally enjoy but can also help you on your chosen career path. Try to keep both of those aspects in mind when you’re picking subjects for the next semester, or else risking signing up for classes that are just filling you with stress and won’t even matter when you get your diploma.
Find a way to get help. You are not alone in this path and many of your classmates are probably feeling the same way. Try to get together and find a way to share some tasks or somehow trade notes and materials to help each other. If you can attend a lecture for any reason, don’t hesitate to ask for the class notes and assignments. If one of your classmates skips a lecture because they are sick, don’t hold back and hand them those notes. Finding a reading group is great to divide huge books into manageable chunks and distribute them between the members, so you have less reading to do and are able to summarize your part in a better way and then share your summary with your colleagues.
Schedule some “me-time”. Don’t look at your personal space as a failure towards your productivity goals. Try to incorporate at least half-an-hour with yourself in your busy schedule, and stick to it religiously. I always read a novel from 10 p.m to 10.30. Even if I reach that hour without finishing all the tasks for college that I had set out for myself to accomplish, I will just close my laptop, put away my notes and I will just allow myself to be relaxed for that half an hour.
reblog if you’re a studyblr! Looking for new blogs to follow :)
good day :) // when you get this, answer with five things that make you happy, then send it to the last ten people in your activity!
Sure!
five things that make me happy:
warm sunshine
well-written books
my students (also see, sunshine)
classical music, especially strong symphonic movements
the clear skies and sharp wind in late fall, just before winter
Thanks for the ask!
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[This user was a premature infant]
Can we spread some love for the preemies like me? • Premature birth is birth that happens too soon, before 37 weeks. Babies born this early may have more health problems or need to stay in the hospital longer than babies born later. Each year, about 1 in 10 babies in the United States is born prematurely.
Prematurity can cause problems for babies all throughout their lives. The earlier a baby is born, the more likely he is to have health problems. Some of these problems may not show up for several years, even into adulthood. Finding and treating health problems as early as possible — and preventing premature birth overall — can help babies lead longer, healthier lives.
[From: http://www.marchofdimes.org/complications/long-term-health-effects-of-premature-birth.aspx ]
Philippe Tanneur, Shipwreck (detail), 1850, oil on canvas, Museum of Fine Arts, Brest, France.
Books and Cupcakes September Book Photo Challenge • Day Thirty - Read This Month 📚
Calling all STUDENTS OF COLOR!
This network is specifically for people of color (PoC), especially students. Here’s how to get involved:
1. Tag your studying related posts with any of the following:
#studentsofcolor #studyblrsofcolor #PoCstudyblr
2. Submit/send in an anecdote of what it’s like to be a student of color:
Here’s how to submit!
Read existing submissions here! (Warning: explicit mentions of racism)
This network/tumblr can be joined by any people of color, whether you’re in the studyblr community or not.
Please reblog to help spread the word!
This post was created by @studyingbrains (Woman of Color in Postgrad Neuroscience).
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take care of yourself today and every day :)
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Calling all book lovers!
I'm making a masterpost, so if you have any booos you want me to list, send them to me in an ask! Format: ("title", author, genre)
Help My School's Robotic's Team Make It To Worlds!
So, my school’s robotics team, which I am apart of, made it to the world competition! The only problem is that we severely lack money. So, we created a Go Fund Me in order to help pay for it. Please donate; every bit helps! Even if you can’t donate, at least reblog!!
https://www.gofundme.com/cvhs-robotics-going-to-worlds