studyingstyle

i hate my school, i love my studies.

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16.04.17 / back to school in a day, feeling super organised and motivated so i jazzed up my boring school planner ;)

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11.04.17 / my first ever attempt at planning weekly from last month. got 2 days in and realised it was too late to do a full week ;(

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08.04.17 \ did some english fic yesterday. loving blue themes atm for some reason?

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What do you write on your maths flash cards?

hi! thanks for ur question^.^for math flash cards, i always like to prepare and not go backwards, so i get a list of our upcoming topics and look for them in my textbooks. when i know the pages, i go over them with my mildliners and pick out what i don't know or need to improve on;then i will copy down any vital information, terms and formulas and a small explanation.to use them, i just go through them covering the explanation, and i write the answers down on a piece of paper. at the end, i review my answers to see where i need to improve most!!hope this helps! good luck with your math!

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05.04.17 \ spent today doing math primarily, my favourite topics in a while

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04.04.17 \\ sorry for no post yesterday, spent today doing math and core biology flash cards

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Hey, I was wondering how to get better at French, I've had a sub all year too. Do you have any revision techniques?? :)

hiii! omg my first ask and i dont even know who u are lmao.

to answer your question; yes, i’ve had to make a lot of studying techniques because of my situation in class. all i can advise you to do is discover what works for you.

i like to make notes that are visually pleasing to look at, it encourages me to keep working and look back at the notes, but it can be very time-consuming. some quick ways to revise can be to use an a4 piece of paper, and fold it vertically. 

left side;

write any key french vocabulary you need to remember

right side;

write the definition + an example of said word

fold it in half and test yourself. make as many of these foldables as you can with key words from your topic and i’m sure you’ll ace those tests and become much better at not only french, but any other language or even subject you apply this study method to! i believe in uuu! 

lots of love <3

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02.04.17 \\ spending most of the day prepping for French, had a sub all year...

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01.04.17 \\ new month new studies