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Hello, I'm a Psychology student in the US. I don't know exactly what I want to do but I know that I want to help people. I'm mainly interested in helping people with mental illness. In high school I wanted to be a special education teacher . I was inspired by my brother who has autism. He has opened my life up to so many unique people that I would never have met if he did not have autism. But now I don't want to be a special education teacher because I don't like the teaching aspect. I'd rather be a social worker or a psychologist. Or some kind of profession that helps people.

[studybroadly]

The 5 components of self discipline

Be brave - just start Step out of your comfort zone. The choices that scares you now will make you grow.

Organise  1 minute spent organising saves 10 minutes work. Prioritise and tackle the difficult tasks first.

Keep it neat A chaotic workspace will distract you. Get rid of the things you don’t need

Work hard The more productive you are, the more time you save for other activities

Learn Spend 30 minutes each day reading. Feel your self-confidence grow

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NOUNS der Arm (Arme) - arm der Arsch (Ärsche) - ass das Auge (Augen) - eye die Augenbraue (Augenbrauen) - eyebrow der Bauch (Bäuche) - belly das Bein (Beine) - leg die Brust (Brüste) - breast/chest der Daumen - thumb der Ellenbogen - elbow der Finger - finger der Fingernagel (Fingernägel) - fingernail der Fuß (Füße) - foot das Haar (Haare) - hair der Hals (Hälse) - throat (outside) die Hand (Hände) - hand die Haut (Häute) - skin das Herz (Herzen) - heart die Kehle (Kehlen) - throat (inside) das Kinn (Kinne) - chin das Knie (Knie) - knee der Knochen - bone der Knöchel - ankle der Kopf (Köpfe) - head der Körper - body der Körperteil - body part die Lippe (Lippen) - lip die Lunge (Lungen) - lungs der Magen - stomach der Mund (Münder) - mouth die Nase (Nasen) - nose das Nasenloch (Nasenlöcher) - nostril der Oberschenkel - thigh das Ohr (Ohren) - ear der Po (Pos) - bottom der Rücken - back der Schädel - skull die Schulter (Schultern) - shoulder die Skelett - skeleton die Stirn (Stirnen) - forehead die Wade (Waden) - calf die Wange (Wangen) - cheek die Wimper (Wimpern) - eyelash der Zahn (Zähne) - tooth das Zahnfleisch - gums der Zeh (Zehen) - toe die Zunge (Zungen) - tongue

VERBS abnehmen - to lose weight mit seinem Körper [un]zufrieden sein - to be [un]happy with one’s body sich (+dat) die Fingernägel schneiden - to cut one’s fingernails sich (+dat) die Haare [blau] färben - to dye one’s hair [blue] sich (+dat) die Haare [kürzer] schneiden lassen - to get one’s hair cut [shorter] sich (+dat) ein Bein brechen - to break one’s leg sich (+dat) einen Bart wachsen lassen - to grow a beard sich (+dat/akk) in den Finger schneiden - to cut one’s finger sich (+dat/akk) ins Auge stechen - to poke oneself in the eye sich (+akk) tätowieren lassen - to get tattooed sich (+akk) vegan/vegetarisch ernähren - to eat a vegan/vegetarian diet sich (+akk) verletzen - to injure oneself trainieren - to work out/to exercise zunehmen - to gain weight

ADJECTIVES alt - old apfelförmig - apple shaped athletisch - athletic attraktiv - attractive birnenförmig - pear shaped dick - fat/thick dünn - thin fett - fat gesund - healthy groß - big/tall hässlich - ugly heiß - hot hübsch - pretty/handsome jung - young klein - small/short (height) knuffig - cuddly krank - sick kurz - short (hair, legs, etc.) lang - long magersüchtig - anorexic mollig - chubby/plump niedlich - cute sanduhrförmig - hourglass shaped schlank - slim (positive) schmal - slender (negative) schön - beautiful/handsome süß - sweet/cute trainiert - trained/fit übergewichtig - overweight unattraktiv - unattractive untergewichtig - underweight

[positivepaige]

10 Ways to Make Your Notes Look Prettier, a helpful list made by me, Paige Hahs :)

[wigedywigedywack]

Writing a paper is more fun with a cat to be distracted by

[mindpalacestudy]

old journal pages // trying to be calm about my interview on wednesday

[studiousaquarius]

2/5/16 | Got my planner ready for next week! My college is weird and has a break in February but it’s awesome because I’m off for my birthday(2/14)!! ❤️

[randomness-is-epic]

When you're finally done with your project which is due next day:

[sodamnrelatable]

via sodamnrelatable

[culturalbee]

Another Sunday desk!

[time-to-get-focused]

📚 In love with this next week’s layout! 📚

Using all these different banners is awesome and I really think my handwriting is starting to show improvement!

By: http://time-to-get-focused.tumblr.com/<>

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[cieuxpourpres]

I went shopping yesterday and bought some cute stationary and two adorable mugs !

[studypurgatory]

This is so beautiful & I’m saving it to remember

[hello-dobs-deactivated20241118]

hey tumblr

this is a great website for those of you want to start learning sign language and its not limited to just england or america, it’s sign from all over the world. simply type in the word you want to know, click the countries flag and watch the video demonstration of the sign.

i highly recommend it to you all who want to start learning but can’t afford the tuition fees. just click that sentence.

and it’s completely free.

[lets-studyblr]

TITULOS / TITLES

Aquí algunas ideas para hacer los títulos de sus notas. Todos fueron  hechos a manos y luego editados para que se vieran más decentes. Espero les gusten.

[part-time-asian]

10.18.15 // How would I live without my life planner

[plantstudies]

planner 2016 printables

planner covers: floral 2016 (a5) // plaid 2016 (a5) // blue stripes 2016 (a5)*

info pages: floral (a5)* // lemon drop (a5) // plaid (a5)

calendar year: jan - june (a5) // july - dec (a5)

contacts (a5) // emergency contacts (a5) 

birthdays n anniversaries: jan - june (a5) // july - dec (a5)

goals pages: blue (a5)* // orange plaid (a5) // stripes (a5)

dividers: blue plaid* •  blue lemon drop • orange plaid •  peach plaid • green cloud • green plaid •  floral • green polkadot • lemon drop• blue big plaid• yellow polkadot • yellow plaid

dividers a5: stripes • yellow polkadot • yellow plaid • green polkadot • green plaid • lemon drop • green cloud •  floral • peach plaid • orange plaid • blue big plaid* • blue divider • blue lemondrop 

calendar month: January lemon drop, • January orange floral, • January mint plaid,

• February aqua plaid, • February multistripe • February yellow polkadot, • March flowers, • March orange plaid, • March melon stripe, • April coral plaid, • April green cloud, • April yellow plaid • May lemon drop, • May lime stripe, • May mint roses, • June citrus stripe, • June pink plaid, • June flowers • July big blue plaid, • July green cloud, • July yellow roses, • August colorful rosette, • August melon plaid, • August multistripe, • September orange polkadot, • September pink cloud, • September red plaid • October big yellow plaid, • October blue leaves, • October orange plaid, • November aqua PD, • November green lemon drop • November colorful plaid, • December coral plaid, • December green cloud, • December pink rosette

calendar month a5: January lemon drop  • January mint plaid •  January orange flowers February aqua plaid • February yellow PD • February multistripe March flowers • March melon stripe • March orange plaid April coral plaid • April green cloud • April yellow plaid May lemon drop • May mint roses • May lime stripe June citrus stripe • June pink plaid • June flowers July big blue plaid • July green cloud • July yellow roses August melon plaid • August multistripe • August rosette September polkadot • September red plaid • September pink cloud October yellow plaid • October blue leaves • October orange plaid November polkadot • November green drop • November plaid December plaid • December green cloud • December pink rosette

to do pages: cloud (a5) // floral (a5) 

menu plan: floral (a5) // plaid (a5)

expenses/budget pages (a5) // school charts floral • plaid • blue lemon drop

you can easily print these out and put them in a regular sized binder or get this (x) 6 hole punch with this (x) binder and it’ll be more efficient (-;

here (x) is the 2015 version, and here (x) are more free printables from  thehandmadehome :-)

this took me two hours ong

[study-often]

wow these look amazing thankyou so much for them!! 😊😊

[anniemst]

how to school when mentally ill

disclaimer: this is general advice, and you know best what’s possible for you. don’t beat yourself up if you can’t do one of these things, you can still get through this. I know they’re hard too, but try.

focus on basic needs. { For neurotypicals, a skipped breakfast here and there, and a allnighter might not do much damage. For us, it’s way more important. Eat something, (preferably something high-calorie if you’re not able to eat much), keep yourself and your surroundings to the standard you prefer, and get enough sleep (For some that’s more than 8 hours. It sucks, but it is how it is.) }

find a way to unwind. {Long showers. Drawing. A quiet room (Prayer room/Library/Bathroom with a locked door). Ugly dancing to loud music w/ or w/o roommate. Gym. Etc. }

find a time to unwind. { Schedule this, not your homework. How much time you’ll need for your homework will vary too much to really schedule it proper. }

focus on what’s necessary. { You don’t need perfection. You don’t need outstanding. You just need it done. Make that your goal instead. }

let bygones be bygones. { If you end up not able to do an assignment, don’t carry that weight for the rest of the year. Forgive yourself, and focus on what you’ve got assigned now instead. }

talk to your classmates. { Look for people to share notes with and do homework with. If you struggle approaching others, see if you can put effort into seeming approachable.

talk to your teachers. { Their goal is to have you pass too. Tell them about your problems (be it focusing around many people, attendance, the workload, etc), and they might just be able to make accomodations for you }

stand up for yourself. { Your teachers don’t know your illness as well as you do, and if you seem able, they might not get why you need accomodations, especially ones like dropping a subject, easing up on the workload, etc. Stress why. If possible, get your doctor or therapist to back you up.}