Stef

Stefany XIX Cine

[daisystudies]

[stefstudy-blog]

Meeeee af

[stefstudy-blog]

Hoy estoy terminando de entregar equipos que usamos en el rodaje para el teaser final, cada vez me doy cuenta que debo dar un poco más de mi si quiero lograr hacer peliculas impecables. Estudiar mucho más y ponerle más empeño a las producciones, ver mucho cine y leer literatura.

[stefstudy-blog]

Cambiar de carrera

Debido a situaciones con mi universidad, hace ya año y medio me cambié de carrera. Fue la mejor decisión que pude haber tomado y aunque al inicio todo fue muy complicado, siento que mi universidad es genial. El pregrado de cine es nuevo en mi universidad por lo tanto está evolucionando a medida que vamos avanzando, debemos pronunciarnos frente a la irregularidades, y así hacerla mucho mejor. Tengo pensado desde hace tiempo empezar el reto de los #100 days of productivity me llama mucho la atención pues aunque he disminuido mi procrastinación aún no la he podido superar.

[stefstudy-blog]

¡Hola, Stef! A ver, el próximo año planeo estudiar Comunación Audiovisual y me daba curiosidad saber qué tal te va pareciendo a ti la carrera, qué cosas recomendarías y todo eso u_u no sé si me explico, pero si te puedes tomar el tiempo para hablar un poco sobre lo que estudias te lo agradecería muchísimo ^^

Hola, claro, me encantaría

[artemistudying]

playlists for different moods

😰 stressed 

soothing a stressful mind

pandoras box

when you’re stressed, depressed, or just mess

caalllmm down

locked in your room

active brain, tired body

sad & stressed

stressed and depressed

nothing can hurt you

stressed, depressed and not even well-dressed

😠 angry 

i didn’t come to talk

you think i need you but i dont

teenage angst tones

ivy’s list

there will be no tenderness

cleanse me from thy idiocy

we are the children that fell from grace

😞 sad 

mythology of the earth

love songs for those who feel unloved

sad

where do broken hearts go?

you’re not mine and i’m not yours

the love letter you never sent

there’s stardust in your veins..

i’m gone and you’re still there

you must be my once in a lifetime

just breathe

don’t pull me under to drown

you’re gone and i want you back

sad sleepy songs 

soothing

😴 sleepy

to live is the rarest thing;

for those days

she has constellations written on her skin

and i waited all night for you to come, but you never did

sleep……

to the stars who i listen, and the dreams that are answered

the world is a book..

once upon a dream

i dream of far off lands

relaxed and in love

study/sleep

the sound of serenity

amazing classics;

breathe me in

rain makes most things better

time to hit the pillows

😛 energetic 

this right here is my type of party

give everything or die trying

the ultimate kpop workout

yoga flow

the only exercise playlist you’ll ever need

sweat it out

may the bass be with you

instrumental caffeine

train hard (edm edition)

for your first and only time in the gym

don´t listen to this, because you have no guts

you can do it!

i can and i will

warrior tracks

😌 calm 

breathe

sleep by rivers

the sound of serenity

for those days

just a light year from us

fragmentary self

a long misty road

01. relax

mythology of the earth

bedridden

in a sentimental mood

aim for the sky

aim for the sky | vol 2

wanderlust

calming sleep aid

chilling like a mrmaid vol. 1

chilling like a mrmaid vol. 2

la tristesse durera toujours

escape

misty mornings;

fall sunday mornings

soothing

wake up slowly

sunsets & long drives

with enough intensity

☺️ happy

the sun will rise like it always does

summer vibes

the tunes

indie feel good

let’s go to the beach

set my soul on fire

happy time machine

just be happy

undiscovered beauties

vibe 2 this

back to mine

it’s all a-okay

2016 vibey house music

summer of ‘17

come and walk on the wild side

sunny afternoon

wander on

summer cruises

darling, it’s your move

if you wanna stay

whistle while you work

wavy

running through the trees

🙃 study

cuddles and studies

smiling, studying on spring mornings

autumn leaves and warm tea

whatever happens tomorrow, we had today.

drown the noise

please study, you’re failing.

to live is the rarest thing;

study/sleep

i can smell the summer in the air

dreams

to the stars who i listen, and the dreams that are answered

sleep by rivers

to dust

spring serenity

i dream of far off lands

the love letter you never sent

coffeehouse

to the moon and back

with all my heart and soul

it’s time to study honey

for the reader, the writer and the dreamer

studio ghibli study playlist

study

amazing classics;

for those days

neon shadows

songs to enjoy fall to

a little insanity to do great dreams

crave you

II. thou shalt not procrastinate

some memories never leave your bones. like salt in the sea

the study piano mix

you set me on fire

piano

apple cider and clear night skies

[vampstappen]

soooo 8tracks doesn’t work in my country 🙄 could someone make these on spotify? i can’t even see what’s on them

[artemistudying]

@residentdemonhunter @hogwartsstudiess & for those who cant stream 8tracks cuz of the country, try downloading a vpn app (i personally use expressVPN) on ur device. if ur on a computer, download it on the expressvpn wesite

switch ur wifi on & then the vpn on. this doesn’t allow ur personal device details like location to be shared so hopefully it works! 

[studyquill]

To Do Lists

to do lists by @apricot-studies​ let’s do this! by @thearialligraphyproject​ assignment tracker by @thearialligraphyproject​ hand drawn to do list printable by @setldwn​ to do lists by @studeying​ unresolved matter by @boligraff​ brain dump by emily ley to do lists by me 

Daily

daily planner v2 by @boligraff​ daily planner by @arystudies​ daily planner + today’s meals by @studyvet​ the simplified planner by emily ley daily schedule by buttoned up daily planning page by day designer

Weekly

weekly planner by @cofene​ one step at a time by @vestiblr​ weekly planner by @theorganisedstudent​ weekly planner by @arystudies

Monthly 

calendar series by @thearialligraphyproject 2016 calendars by @annistudio​

Studying

definitions of terms by @thearialligraphyproject​ exam study pack by @ennui-for-me​ formula sheet by @studyvet​ polyglot starter pack by @ennui-for-me​ overcoming the curve of forgetting by @studyingalpacas reading academic articles by @ennui-for-me

Trackers

productivity tracker by @hexaneandheels habit tracker by @studyvet goal getter by @theorganisedstudent monthly spending by buttoned up

Other

class information printable by me (shameless plug) 2016 calendar by emily ley meal planner by elegance and enchantment chore schedule by me (another plug)

[stefstudy-blog]

Sep/18

Los materiales son clave, no por la marca que uses, sino por el uso, pienso que el arte está justamente en el artista y no en sus materiales pero obvio, tener unos marcadores con una tinta mucho mejor y una mina de altísima calidad es algo que todo estudiante apasionado quisiera, en mi caso tengo materiales bastante baratos, pero con ellos me defiendo, aquí están mis resaltadores, de marcas que consigo en mi ciudad a precios bastante buenos, y el pequeño es uno de esos que te dan en las empresas, pero es realmente bueno, me dejó sorprendida por la calidad y el lindo color que tiene.

[stefstudy-blog]

Hoy por fin lo terminé, una maravillosa historia distopica, libros prohibidos en una sociedad sumergida en la ignorancia y la “felicidad absoluta”.

[spanish-studyblrs]

Hace unas semanas adelantamos que crearíamos un índice para los studyblrs hispanohablantes, y ahora está en proceso.

¿Cómo puedes participar?

Rellena el formulario aquí

Síguenos aquí y en @indice-studyblrs

Cuando tengamos las respuestas, comenzaremos a rellenar el índice con la información de las diferentes cuentas y les avisaremos a medida que se vaya realizando.

[ashlynstudies]

Reblog if you're a studyblr

I need new blogs to follow, so I’ll follow back all :-)

[ashlynstudies]

Reblog if you're a studyblr

I need new blogs to follow, so I’ll follow back all :-)

[academicsapphic]

I managed to find my masterpost of my favorite resources I made a while ago on my original blog. I’m reposting it here so it’s not lost forever and I can begin to salvage whatever of my original content I can find. :)

Study Tips

The Five Day Study Plan by brandi-studies

Finals Study Tips by kimberlystudies

Achieving your full academic potential: Things to Avoid Doing by portiastudies

How Should I Study? by reviseordie

Best Study Apps for iPhone by apprecommendations

Tools to Help You Focus by strive-for-da-best

How Do I Study For ___ by ladykaymd

Reasons Why You Just Can’t Focus On Studying by mydeskcoop

Tips For Effective Study by kimberlystudies

7 Day Study Challenge by studyingstudent

Memory Tips by brain-exercise

How To Stay Focused by studyblr-royals

How I Create a Study Guide by retrovyrus

Time and Task Management by pensandmachine

12 Creative Study Techniques by kimberlystudies

Guide to Kicking Booty on Exams by studyign

Note Taking Tips

How to Take Notes: from a Textbook by staticsandstationery

Sketchnote Tips by studyspoinspo

How I Take Notes by academicmind

Taking Lecture Notes by strive-for-da-best

theorganizedstudent‘s Note Taking System

Organize Your Life: Note Taking Edition by vsdharris

How I Take Notes by wonderfullifee

Ashley’s Tips for Notetaking by studyconfident

Note Taking Systems by kimberlystudies

Typing Your Notes by study-well

On note taking… by studyingwithclass

How studyign Makes Cause and Effect Diagrams

More of studyign‘s notes

How to Make Organized Notes by mindofamedstudent​

College Tips

How to Study Like a Straight A Student by collegerefs

University Success Tips by stressandstudying

College Scholarship Masterpost by jesussbabymomma

saralearnswell‘s Guides to College Success

What to Do During Your Senior Year by applicantmusings

Advice on Writing the Common App Essay by collegeadmissionbook

Microsoft Office for College Students Free

Scholarships: How to Find Them and Apply by futurecristinayang

Advice for College Labs by hexaneandheels

College Prep Timeline by collegeessayguy

tisaybitch‘s College Masterpost

The Tiny Anthropologist’s Advice for College

Ultimate College Packing List by kimberlystudies

thestudyaesthetic‘s College List Template

How to Prepare for College During Your Senior Year of High School by kimberlystudies

5 Things to Know About the Transition from High School to College by kimberlystudies

The Perfect Resume for Someone with No Experience

How to Write a University-level Essay by healthyeyes

Free College Textbooks

Things No One Told Me Before College by delthenerd

University Writing Resources by seystudies

Math

How I Prepare For Math Tests by sabitcher

English

Annotating Fiction and Nonfiction by collegerefs

How to Annotate by wandering-writing

Novel Annotation Tricks and Tips by justhitthosebooks

How to Succeed in English Without Really Trying by studylicious

Synonyms for “Suggests” in Essays by justkeeprevising

100+ Legal Sites to Download Literature by itsrosewho

dukeofbookingham‘s Tips for Reading Shakespear

Shakespear Plot Summaries by cheshirelibrary

Helpful Literature Studying Tips

Alternatives for Overused Words

Transition Words for Your Essays by soniastudyblr

Commonly Misused Words by englishpracticenow

Stuff You Need to Write Essays by studyign

Foreign Languages

Language Pod Company

Language Learning Masterpost by z-co

AP Psychology

Get Ahead in AP Psych by stylizedstudying

AP Psychology by studyign

Summer Productivity

Ultimate Summer Masterpost by studyable

Get Shit Done During Summer by studyforthata​

Summer Productivity by revisicn​

How to Have a Very Productive Summer by studyign​

Other Resources

Free SAT and AP Prep Materials by raincoffeebooks

Online Study Guides by back-to-school-series

How to Google More Efficiently

How to be a Google Power User

Ten Tips that Will Make Your School Year Easier by warmvanillabookworm

Productivity Resource List by lifting-books

Learn Things for Free by girl-havoced

Internet Resources for Your Education by studyign

SAT Help by studyign

Miscellaneous Masterposts

study-well‘s Exam Master-post

Giant School Masterlist by blazeluke

Everything You Need: Masterpost for Students by strive-for-da-best

The Masterpost of Masterposts by revisionmate

Back to School Masterpost by doitforthea

toolazytostudy‘s Ultimate School Masterpost

What the Heck is a Bullet Journal by studyign

Stress Reliefs by studyign

Study Music Masterpost by kimberlystudies

study-well‘s Masterpost of Tips

Study Help by keepziam

Studying Masterlist by soph-studies

Everything You Need to Succeed in School by studyign

A Very Long List to Help You Survive School by listsandmasterposts

studeezpo Masterpost

Happy studying!

[silverliningthe]

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[stefstudy-blog]

Sueño de una noche de verano.

[thatstudentlife]

Study Tips (taken straight from a psychology textbook)

We all know that studying is hard work, and it’s difficult to find ways that work. These tips are for memorization from a psychological standpoint, so they are applicable to any field of study, and are general enough to apply to any person.

Organize

Before you start studying, make sure your information is organized and accurate.

Tips for organizing:

Review your notes routinely and catch errors and ambiguities early. There’s no sense in memorizing inaccurate or incomplete information.

Organize the material in a way that lets you study it effectively. Arrange information, rework material, and give it a structure that will help you to remember it.

Experiment with different organizational techniques. One approach is to use a hierarchy such as an outline. You might create analogies that take advantage of your preexisting schemas (structured knowledge of the world’s workings).

Encode

After you make sure the material is accurate and well-organized, it’s time to memorize it.

Tips for encoding:

Pay attention. Remember that staying focused on one thing at a time is crucial. Avoid divided attention and multitasking.

There are three levels of mental processing- shallow, intermediate, and deep. Process information at an appropriate level. Think about the material meaningfully and process it deeply.

Elaborate (connect to what you already know) on the points to be remembered. Make associations to your life and to other aspects of the material you want to remember.

Use imagery. Devising images to help you remember (such as the mental picture of a computer screen to help you recall the concept of working memory) allows you to “double-encode” the information (double coding is remembering information through both visual and verbal encoding.

Understand that encoding is not simply something that you should do before a test. Instead, encode early and often. During class, while reading, or in discussing issues, take advantage of opportunities to create associations to your course material.

Rehearse

While initially learning material, relate it to your life and attend to examples that help you do so. After class, rehearse the course material over time to solidify it in memory.

Tips for rehearsing:

Rewrite, type, or retype your notes. Some students find this exercise a good form of rehearsal (repetition of information to commit it to long-term memory).

Talk to people about what you have learned and how it is important to real life in order to reinforce memory. You are more likely to remember information over the long term if you understand it and relate it to your world than if you mechanically rehearse and memorize it. Rehearsal works well for information in short-term memory, but when you need to encode, store, and then retrieve information from long-term memory, it is much less efficient. So for most information, understand it, give it meaning, elaborate on it, and personalize it.

Test yourself. It is not enough to look at your notes and think, “Psssh, I know this.” Sometimes recognition (the ability to know that you have learned presented information) instills a false sense of actual knowing. If you look at a definition, and it seems so familiar that you are certain you know it, challenge yourself. What happens when you close the book and try to reconstruct the definition? Check your personal definition with the technical one in the book. How did you do?

While reading and studying, ask yourself questions like “What’s the meaning of what I just read?” “Why is this important?” and “What is an example of the concept I just read about?” When you make a concerted effort to ask yourself questions about what you’ve read or about an activity in class, you expand the number of associations you make with the information you will need to retrieve later.

Treat your brain kindly. If you are genuinely seeking to improve your memory performance, keep in mind that the brain is a physical organ. Perhaps the best way to promote effective memory storage is to make sure that your brain is able to function at maximum capacity. That means resting it, nourishing it by eating well, and keeping it free of mind-altering substances.

Retrieve

How can you best remember the essential information?

Tips for retrieving:

Use retrieval cues (tricks to help you actually recall what you learned). Sit in the same seat where you learned the material. Remember that the exam is full of questions about topics that you have thoughtfully encoded. Some of the questions on the test might help jog your memory for the answers to others.

Sit comfortably, take a deep breath, and stay calm. Bolster your confidence by remembering that research on long-term memory has shown that material that has been committed to memory is there for a very long time- even among those who may experience a moment of panic when the test is handed out.

Memorization is not impossible. Using these tricks should help you, especially in the long run.

[stefstudy-blog]

#importante

[niqabisinparis]

Motivation is overrated. No amount of motivation would’ve gotten me through hours of my accounting textbook. No “vision” is enough to keep me awake til the crack of dawn on an essay that I don’t even know if the professor will check. Discipline is what determines how far you go. On those days when your cute little list of #goals and vision of yourself 5 years from now aren’t enough, discipline will pull you out of bed and get you to work. I wish I knew this in high school because I thought I couldn’t work without motivation. I wasted so much time trying to find purpose before I realized that working now, albeit blindly, will ensure that I could chase any purpose I discover in the future. Sure, motivation is crucial, but it’s not consistent. It’s not reliable. You can only rely on yourself and your grit. 

[busymarina]

THIS THIS THIS THIS

[jhonstudies]

august 31, 2016

muji!!!!!! who can resist this, i at least get an item every time i go there :-( i’m so broke.