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[studybuddyabi]

I’m back and I have some news! I’ve decided to create a new studyblr account just so I can respond to all your comments and messages. I will be deleting this account (studybuddyabi) soon. I’ve missed you, study buddies!

Follow me here and I’ll follow you back:

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[studybuddyabi]

052519 ~ Saturday

Hi, guys! I'm currently on my summer vacation and I'm trying to take a rest from all the studying. That's why I haven't been posting for a while. I'm not sure if you guys would like to see what I'm up to during my summer break. Should I post pictures of my summer experience or nah? I feel like I'm not that interesting though. Lol.

Anyway, I wishh you guys all the best! Here's a photo of our dog enjoying the vacay. Enjoy!

[studybuddyabi]

05.04.19 ~ Friday

Pray for me, guys! I'm going to take my final exam in Constitutional Law II tomorrow and I'm worried that I haven't studied enough for this test. But alsooo... I'm glad that this semester is FINALLY ending. 🙏😌

[studybuddyabi]

032619 ~ Tuesday

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[studybuddyabi]

021919 ~ Tuesday

24 cases down, 3 more to go. I can do this! Fighting! 🌻

[studybuddyabi]

Do you have any tips for someone who doesn't know how to revise really? I've tried all the common methods I've seen but none have worked for me

Hi! My tip would be to not overwhelm yourself with complicated revision styles and to start small (or with simple techniques). You could try reading a material then highlighting the important terms and their definitions. Afterwards, compile them by writing them all in your notebook or on a piece of paper.

Also, try observing what type of learner you are (audio, visual, kinesthetic, etc.) because it could help you identify what style would work for you.

My most important tip:

Don't be discouraged! At first, I also struggled with figuring out what revision style works for me. Eventually, you'll discover what works for you and what doesn't. Remember that no one has exactly the same revision style with another. So don't beat yourself up too much if you're having a hard time finding your own style. You'll figure it out eventually. ;)

Wishing you all the best!

[studybuddyabi]

020719 ~ Thursday

Revision/Review Tips:

Use pens, papers, notebooks, journals, etc. that make you feel happy and motivated when studying. I know this might sound not helpful at all, but trust me... it is. You need all the motivation you can get when hell week comes.

Make your own notes (let's call this your pre-discussion notes) and print them out before coming to school. Include all the points that you think are important and would be included in the exams or lecture.

During class lectures, write on those notes you made. It doesn't have to look nice or neat. Mark everything that has been mentioned by the professor and write those you didn't include in your pre-discussion notes.

Once you get home, edit your pre-discussion notes (which now becomes your post-discussion notes lol) and skim it. Then read for the next class or next lecture and make your new pre-discussion notes for the next topic/class.

Plan. Plan. Plan.

To do lists are very important. (but you know that already so just do it lol)

Declutter your desk every night so that when you wake up in the morning, you won't feel lazy or discouraged to study when you see your desk.

Stop reading this and start studying. Haha.

What else would you want to see or read from my blog? Let me know!

Did these tips help you? Let me know!

I love talking to you guys. I wish you all success in your studies. Have a great day! :)

[studybuddyabi]

020619 ~ Wednesday

I took my midterm exam in my Obligations and Contracts class today. And I'm so happy that I read the right review materials. I finished answering all the questions and still had time to review my answers TWICE (which is close to impossible to do in law school examinations here in our country)

Review/Revision Tip:

LISTEN to your professors. Find out what they would most likely include in the exam. You can do this by marking the topics or points they mention repeatedly or discuss longer than the rest.

It pays to read in advance before going to class so that you won't have a hard time flipping through your notes and looking for what the prof is talking about. If you don't have the time to read before class, then try skimming. And if skimming is still too much, you can try and go through the table of contents or the titles/headings of the topics and subtopics.

[studybuddyabi]

I tried Pomodoro because of you and it’s been really awesome! It takes the stress off of “I have to study for 3 hours”

That’s great! I’m glad you liked it. Wishing you success in your studies! 🌻

[hard-to-study-pharmacy]

Exam period ☕️

[hannah-cerise]

More notes for organic chemistry

[studytrivia]

01.12.19 // ¼ of my future log and the lack of events reveals how much of a loser i am lol

  ☾ instagram 

[faetherial]

January 23 2017 // Day 9 of 30 // a photo of your desk in use

I’ve been pretty busy for the past two weeks and its been a while since I’ve posted anything. Finally found some time to relax today and decided to make some changes to my study space, I guess I’m going for an autumn black/gold/white theme? ( special thanks to @emmastudies for the wall art!) 

I also really like this page of my hobonichi..I’ve been using it as a bullet journal/planner/sketchbook/journal and so far it’s been working out pretty well!

[ploverstudies]

6.30.17 just got back from the gym! it was a bit chilly outside today, so i’m treating myself to some tea and raspberries while i prep for my online geo class :)

[studypanacea]

06.04.17 So I recently started learning Latin for the hell of it and now I’m procrastinating studying for my actual classes.

[journal-jk]

I thought I’d try out some more traditional journaling, but they ended up just being summaries of my day and i messed up on the lettering haha, anyways, this one’s inspired by @tbhstudying !!

[delphicoracle]

forever & ever in love with paper.