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WELL DONE!👊🏻😍 Sebagai warga negara Indonesia, ak turut bangga atas upaya yg dilakukan semua pihak utk menyelenggarakan Asian Games 2018 di Jakarta-Palembang. Selama 2 minggu, ngeliat perjuangan para atlet kt😭 bangga bgt! Perolehan medali Indonesia bahkan melebihi target (masuk 4 besar loh!)👏🏻😭 itu semua ga lepas dr penyertaan Tuhan & tentu saja kerja keras dan ketekunan para atlet dan dukungan org2 disekitarnya maupun seluruh rakyat Indonesia. Walopun ga bs memberikan kontribusi yg berpengaruh scr signifikan, tp ak pengen mengapresiasi jerih lelah yg udh dilakukan semua atlet kontingen Indonesia❤🇮🇩 Krn ak ga bakat di olahraga, ak salurkan lewat ini aja ya😁 Bagi ak, lirik lagu "As Bright As The Sun" bener2 memberikan energi baru dan ak yakin atlet2 kt merasakan hal yg sama. Kalimat terakhir pada bagian chorus bener2 menyentuh, "And give your best, let God do the rest", disitu kt diingatkan utk berjuang sekaligus berserah dlm penyertaan Yang Mahakuasa. Semoga dgn prestasi yg telah diperoleh, tdk menjadikan kt sombong dan bermalas2an, melainkan menjadi motivasi lagi utk lbh baik kedepannya juga tetap ingat kepada Tuhan. SEMANGAT, INDONESIA!💪🏻😀 #EnergiIndonesia #AsianGames2018 P.s : tulisan ini ak buat menggunakan zebra mildliner. Awalnya ga yakin sih mau "nulis" pake highlighters gt. Ternyata, enak parahh. Emg ya kl ga dicoba, ga bakal tau😂 ad bbrp detail jg pake penciltic & sarasa clip pen (my fav!) @zebraindonesia https://www.instagram.com/p/BnOt9_8hW96/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=hsn8qfx0pkpu

#energiindonesia #asiangames2018

koreanstudytips

Daydream by J-Hope

앨리스 - Alice

늘 - Always, All the time

그리고 - And

숨 - Breath

성격 - Character, Personality, Nature

편히 - Comfortably, At ease

욕구 - Craving, Appetite, Desire

미친 - Crazy

백일몽 - Daydream

다른 - Different

불만 - Discontent, Dissatisfaction

꿈 - Dream

도피 - Escape

물고기 - Fish

구멍 - Hole, Pit

호그와트 - Hogwarts

인생 - Life

처럼 - Like, Like a(s)

물고기처럼 - Like a fish

사랑 - Love

나도 - Me too

신기루 - Mirage

달빛 - Moonlight

내 - My

나의 - My

그물 - Net

저기 - Over there

그림 - Picture, Painting, Drawing

심리적 - Psychological

현실 - Reality

자제 - Refrain(ment)

거부 - Refusal, Rejection

소리 - Sound, Noise

그 - That

크다 - To be big, To big large

울다 - To cry

나갈 - To get out, To go out

설레다 - To flutter, To palpitate

놀다 - To play

헤엄치다 - To swim

어떤 - What, Which

Detik2 terakhir sblm deadline😂😂 Anyway, everyday is a new beginning, kan? Ga ad kata terlambat buat bikin resolusi📑 Dari bln Januari pengen ikutan #zebrajournalchallenge2018 tp dosen selalu ngasi tugas bejibun:') And finally~ . . . . . #zebrajournal #ZJResolusi2018 #zebrajournalchallenge2018#plannerindonesia #bulletjournalindonesia #bujo#zebramildliner #zebrakokoro #zebrapenciltic#zebrasarasaclip #planner #planneraddictindonesia#planneraddict #studygram #bulletjournalindo#zebraindonesia #plannerlover #indonesia (at Indonesia)

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Last chapter of February💕

One Sunday afternoon☀️

Happy weekend!💞

Happy new year!🐕 #ggrep #ggplay

#ggplay #ggrep

notsodailykanji

PSA

Friendly reminder: “Good” note-taking isn’t always “Neat/Tidy” note-taking. I see a lot of studyblrs post images of extremely well organised and laid-out notes for studying. These are truly works of art and they’re lovely to look at, but I think a lot of people get discouraged in the process of studying and taking notes because they don’t think their notes are “good enough” or “neat enough”. To this, I say nay.

Some neat notes can actually be really ineffective for studying because they focus too much on aesthetics and not enough on the practicality of absorbing information on the page. On the flipside, it’s true that really disorganised notes may make it equally as hard to assimilate the information they contain. What’s most important is striking a balance, and finding a style that works for you. Spending 2 hours writing only 10 lines probably isn’t a good use of your time. Equally, writing 50 lines in 2 minutes probably means you’ll never be able to make sense of the information you just wrote. The best notes are not necessarily the neatest, but instead they’re the ones where you simply find it easiest to remember and learn information when studying/revising.

Remember that learning should be fun, even if it is still hard work. If you ever find yourself getting depressed or heavily discouraged in the process of note-taking, it’s a good sign that the approach you’re taking isn’t right for you. This isn’t your fault, it just means that you may need to try and adjust your note format to something that you find easier to write and more fun and engaging to read. Furthermore, good notes aren’t always “written” notes - the best learning regime involes a combination of reading, listening, and speaking, so play around and find the combination what works best for you. You don’t have to learn a language the same way as everyone else, what matters is that you choose your own path that makes it possible for you to make the journey at your own pace.

I hope some of you find some solace in this information, as I know I too struggle with note-taking. I myself sometimes feel discouraged because I don’t think my notes are “good/neat enough” - I think everyone can empathise with that feeling.

languagetrash

Learning French vs Learning German

Reading French: a lot of words look like English, fairly straightforward, no casualties yet

Reading German: …where’s the verb gone? because i on sunday with my friend shopping went…

German tenses: wow look at these tenses that are easy to distinguish between

French tenses: is that the future, conditional, or imperfect???

German spelling: not massively difficult

French spelling: HAHAHAHA

German pronunication: things are said how they’re spelt, better master CH and R though

French pronunication: HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Listening to German: as long as Hochdeutsch is spoken, all is good

Listening to French: what did i do to deserve this

Speaking German: did i send my verb to the end??? did i even say the verb??? oops i said k instead of ch

Speaking French: honestly why did i learn ALL these endings

French prepositions: not brilliant, not the end of the world

German prepositions: oh just kill me now

Telling people you’re learning French: “But it’s so easy and boring!”

Telling people you’re learning German: “But it sounds so violent!”

French grammar: WHY

German grammar: WHY (x6)

studyingisfortheweekend-blog

Top 100 most common French verbs

1. Être ~ to be

2. Avoir ~ to have

3. Pouvoir ~ to be able (can)

4. Faire ~ to do; to make

5. Mettre ~ to put; to place

6. Dire ~ to say; to tell

7. Devoir ~ to have to, must, to owe

8. Prendre ~ to take; to catch; to capture

9. Donner ~ to give; to produce

10. Aller ~ to go

11. Vouloir ~ to want; to wish

12. Savoir ~ to know

13. Falloir ~ to have to

14. Voir ~ to see

15. Demander ~ to ask; to request

16. Trouver ~ to find; to discover

17. Rendre ~ to return (something); to give back

18. Venir ~ to come

19. Passer ~ to pass; to go past

20. Comprendre ~ to understand; to include; to comprehend

21. Rester ~ to stay; to remain

22. Tenir ~ to hold; to keep

23. Porter ~ to carry; to wear

24. Parler ~ to speak; to talk

25. Montrer ~ to show; to display

26. Continuer ~ to continue

27. Penser ~ to think

28. Suivre ~ to follow; to pay attention

29. Connaître ~ to know; to be acquainted with

30. Croire ~ to believe in

31. Commencer ~ to begin; to start; to commence

32. Compter ~ to count

33. Entendre ~ to hear; to understand

34. Attendre ~ to wait; to expect

35. Remettre ~ to put back (on); to replace; to deliver

36. Appeler ~ to call; to contact

37. Permettre ~ to permit; to allow; to enable

38. Occuper ~ to occupy; to take up (space/time)

39. Devenir ~ to become, to grow (into); to turn (into)

40. Partir ~ to leave; to depart; to proceed

41. Décider ~ to decide; to persuade

42. Arriver ~ to arrive; to happen

43. Servir ~ to serve

44. Sembler ~ to seem

45. Revenir ~ to return; to come back

46. Laisser ~ to leave; to allow; to let

47. Recevoir ~ to receive; to welcome

48. Répondre ~ to reply; to answer

49. Vivre ~ to live

50. Rappeler ~ to call back; to remind

51. Présenter ~ to present; to introduce

52. Accepter ~ to accept

53. Agir ~ to act

54. Poser ~ to put down; to pose; to lay (something) down

55. Jouer ~ to play; to act; to gamble

56. Reconnaître ~ to recognize; to acknowledge

57. Choisir ~ to choose; to select

58. Toucher ~ to touch; to feel; to affect

59. Aimer ~ to like; to love

60. Retrouver ~ to find; to regain; to meet up

61. Perdre ~ to lose; to waste

62. Expliquer ~ to explain; to account for

63. Considérer ~ to consider; to study

64. Ouvrir ~ to open (up)

65. Gagner ~ to win; to earn; to gain

66. Exister ~ to exist

67. Refuser ~ to refuse

68. Lire ~ to read

69. Réussir ~ to succeed

70. Changer ~ to change; to alter

71. travailler ~ to work

72. Représenter ~ to represent; to depict; to portray

73. Assurer ~ to secure; to assure; to insure

74. Essayer ~ to try; to attempt

75. Empêcher ~ to prevent; to stop

76. Sortir ~ to go out; to leave; to exit; to come out

77. Reprendre ~ to resume; to recover; to take back

78. Mener ~ to lead; to conduct

79. Appartenir ~ to belong ~ to concern

80. Risquer ~ to risk

81. Concerner ~ to concern; to affect

82. Apprendre ~ to learn; to teach; to hear of

83. Rencontrer ~ to meet; to encounter

84. Créer ~ to create; to build

85. Obtenir ~ to obtain; to get

86. Chercher ~ to look for; to seek

87. Entrer ~ to enter; to go in

88. Proposer ~ to suggest; to propose; to offer

89. Apporter ~ to bring; to cause

90. Utiliser ~ to use; to employ

91. Atteindre ~ to reach; to attain; to achieve

92. Tenter ~ to tempt

93. Importer ~ to import; to matter

94. Ajouter ~ to add

95. Produire ~ to produce

96. Préparer ~ to prepare (something); to make

97. Relever ~ to raise; to stand up; to pick up

98. Écrire ~ to write

99. Défendre ~ to defend; to stand up for; to forbid

100. Tirer ~ to pull; to draw (curtains, sword, etc); to fire (gun); to print

Although responsibility accounting and reporting are widely applied, in practice they are often misunderstood and misused.

koreanstudytips

Conjunctions in Korean

사실 - Actually

그리고 - And, And then

왜냐하면 - Because

때문에 - Because of

그래도 - But still, Nonetheless, However

그런데 - By the way, So, But

하지만 - However, But

만약 - If, In case

그러면 - In that case, If so, Then

그렇지만 - One the other hand, However

아니면 - Or

그래서 - So, Therefore

그럼 - Then, Sure

그러니까 - Therefore, So

studyspiration-coffee

Literally do your work as soon as you know it exists. If you get homework, do it during your free or when you get home or on the train if you really want to, on the day you get it. Just got set an assignment? Get the draft done that weekend. It doesn’t have to be amazing and absolutely ready to send in, it just needs to exist. Just got sent an email? Reply when you see it. If you’re not sure how to response to it, write Dear (), leave a gap and then write Regards () and keep that in your drafts. Set a reminder on your computer or write the reminder on a sticky note that you’ve got that sitting in your drafts and you need to send it off in the next 24 hours. Need to clean your room? Don’t spend time thinking or planning how you’re going to clean it or how you’re going to change up the space in the process, just pick stuff up and put it where it should be until everything’s in order. Done. Seriously dude, when a task arises as an issue, tackle it as soon as you realise it exists. Remember, it doesn’t need to be amazing it just needs to be done. So, when the due date of the task creeps closer, you can go back, work with what you have and make it the quality you want it to be.

alimastudies

revision methods that actually work // studygram: alimastudies

1. Memory mind map

Personally, this is the most effective one for me. All you need is a blank piece of paper. Pick a sub-topic that you are doing e.g in biology a topic could be immune system and the sub-topic could be antibodies and antigens. If you want you can create some questions for each sub-topic and on your blank piece of paper, using questions as a guide, write everything you know about that sub-topic without your notes. After get your notes out and check and correct with a different colour pen. Watch this video to get a better understanding

2. Flashcards

I recommend you use written flashcards, unless you have vocab or definitions in which case digital ones like quizlet is fine. You should have questions on one side and your answers on another - i’ve heard people say the answer shouldn’t be long but i find that the more detailed it is the higher marks you score in the exam - of course summarise don’t just copy from a textbook or there is no point in doing this. When you test yourself try to do something else other than reading, for example write the answer down and then check and correct.

3. Spaced intervals

No point cramming for an exam. Yes it might have got you an A* in GCSE or other lower level exams but it’s certainly not going to get you an A* for a-levels or other higher exams. Space your learning out and if you can try and revise everyday, even if somedays are just for half an hour, DO IT! It will help you in the long term. Don’t revise one subject/unit for a whole day, space it out. For example don’t revise like this: AABBCC, revise like this instead: ABCBCA or something along those lines.

4. Mind maps

My favourite revision source!!! For some reason in an exam ( i only use mind maps for essay based subjects) i can remember where i put each point on my mind map which helps me write my essays and retrieve my information more in the long term! Don’t make it boring by trying to be ‘minimal’ - ADD COLOUR !!! But to stay within limits, too many colours can make it look overwhelming and confusing !

5. Teaching someone else

Either teach your younger siblings or pretend you are teaching to an imaginary class - while it may seem crazy it works, trust me. Use a whiteboard to help you illustrate your ideas! This method will help you identify any gaps in your knowledge and you’ll truly see if you know something well enough to explain it. If you cannot explain it to a six year old then you truly have not got the grasp of it, as Albert Einstein says!

6. past papers

Honestly, this should be the last thing for your revision, unless you have not left enough time to revise all the content and you are running out of time then past papers should be the first thing you do. Do these properly, don’t do it just to see what gaps you have in your knowledge- genuinely do it as if it is a real exam. This will help you see how well you can apply the content you have memorised for an exam. It will also get you familiar with the mark scheme which will help you get as close as full marks !!!

minimaliststudy

how to save and make money as a student

making money

tutoring! one of the easiest to make good money in limited time! you don’t have to make home calls if you sign up to an online tutoring agency and tutor over skype

sell your old clothes. to friends/classmates or online (eBay or depop are my favourite platforms)

sell your old notes. this is easily done online and a good way to make a little extra cash

sell your skills. sites like etsy and redbubble are good places to make money off your creative talents

saving money

save £1378 in a year with my free printable

make coffee and tea at home. those daily £3 coffees add up quickly

take your own mug to coffee shops. if you can’t resist the temptation of a coffee shop coffee take your own mug. pret a manger gives you a 50p discount if you bring your own mug and caffe nero gives you double stamps

don’t carry money with you all the time. this will just make you tempted to spend

never buy another bottle of water. carry a reusable bottle with you, bottled water is very very overpriced considering most cafes will refill your bottle for free

don’t use apple pay. if you always have access to money you’ll be much more tempted to go into that shop and buy the top you passed in the window

food prep! carry snacks and a packed lunch with you to avoid pricey snack bars and ready meals. this is also an easy way to be healthier

home cook. this is always cheaper than eating out and 99% of the time cheaper than pot noodles/ramen. home cooking is even more affordable if you do it in bulk or with friends

borrow and download free ebooks and audiobooks as much as possible

make good use of the library. instead of buying books borrow them for free, a library membership is often free if you belong to a university/college but a membership is still often cheaper than buying lots of books if you’re a big reader

bring reusable bags to avoid paying for plastic bags and be kinder to the environment.

go paperless. avoid printing costs and look after the environment

cut your own hair. going to the hairdressers is expensive and can be saved as a treat but if you just need to trim your split ends there’s no reason why you shouldn’t do it yourself or get a friend to help you

pre drink! if you are going out then drink alcohol at home it’s much cheaper than buying it in pubs or bars

other

use cash. it’s much easier to avoid spending money and stick to your budget when you can see exactly how much you have

keep track of your saving and spending. i love the ‘pocket expense’ app. this will also show you what things you are overspending on

collect coupons and loyalty cards. points make prizes!

create a culture of clothes borrowing among your friends. instead of always buying new things for events