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[yellow-maiden]

Updating my Theme Beta account with new Google Chrome themes. I’ve also deleted some older themes that I don’t like anymore (mostly with less than 10 downloads) which I though were not really good (color and all).

https://www.themebeta.com/user/760626

[ugghsthetic]

Wonho Soft Sets

☽ woodrose

☽ lavender aura

☽ peach blush

(do not repost. like/reblog if you save or use. check reblog for download links.)

a/n: we may not all be able to donate and such, but we can show our support in other ways. keep fighting the good fight monbebe!!!

[stellastudiesart]

day 7 / 100 | 100 days of productivity

more of this on my instagram (ᵔᴥᵔ)

[the-girlygeek]

Goodbye, July. 👋🏻 

[southpawgrammar1995-deactivated]

My boyfriend didn’t go to university until he was 28 because he didn’t feel anywhere near ready when he was 18. He graduated with first-class honours, went on to do a Masters, and is now a history teacher. It’s so much more important to do things when you’re able to fully commit to them and do them to the best of your ability than to rush to do them by an imaginary deadline.

[woyaogaoxing]

This really the universe telling me some shit

[galina]

Two things I’m working on today: I am the co-editor (with @studymediations) of a special edition of the Goldsmiths literature journal, so I’m currently checking over peer review sheets and manuscript feedback from our board of editors. 

I am also writing questions for an event I’ve been putting together as part of Alternative Careers Week at Goldsmiths, which is a conversation about the challenges facing prospective academics between myself, Dhanveer Brar, Beth Guilding, Jake Hall, Akanksha Mehta and Roberto Mozzachiodi.

You can find the details of the event here: Is a Career in Academia Worth it?

[helloimstudying]

120319

The circulatory system has consumed my last few days and I’m actually not mad about it. Paperless note-taking is getting better and better. The possiblities are endless, and mixing different elements is making me learn a lot more.

look at that juicy musculus papillaris.

[studyblr]

i love this so much

[serendistudy]

18.2.2019 | monday

revised some basic maths today and got a lot of stuff done. i wish everyone a happy and productive week!

btw, i track the tag #serendistudy now, so feel free to use that tag in your studyblr posts so that i can see and reblog them, i can’t wait to see all your beautiful, inspiring content!

listening to: almost over - aquilo

[studyitalia]

[yhwhyireh]

16 january 2019 

this week has me deep in thought… through bouts of fierce doubt & sudden loss of direction suddenly I am realising that I am not praying enough. the place where surrender leaves a wistful ache is the place I need to be now - not hurrying at something else, for God is here: where an uncomfortable stone need suffice as a pillow - God will meet us at the hard place. (genesis 28)

[adelinestudiess]

I turn 16 today!

[stillinthelibrary]

07.02.19

It was a great day for lunch and child psychology.

[tozozozo]

nobody else sees it as a failure, it’s just you

(#19) (>NOT/BUT archive)

[sirjoey-23]

What great philosophy.

[ultralaser]

never too late

[saltydorkling-deactivated202503]

My favorite quote: “The best time to start was yesterday. The second best time is today.”

[happyhemostudies]

a list of small study tips

these are small things you can add to your day to be 10% more productive with the estimated time it’ll take! these are things i do (or try to do) most days. they’re small enough to feel manageable, and i for sure don’t use all of them but i find that when i use at least 2-3 in a day i feel a lot better about the material.

retype notes in google docs (10-15 min/1 hour lecture)

Utilize pomodoro technique for at least one subject (25 min work/5 min break. total 30 min)

Look over notes before class (5 min)

Look over notes after class (5 min)

Make notecard summary after class (i find this one especially useful for calculus!) (10 min/notecard)

Explain short concept to a friend (10 min max)

write down to-do list of tasks (5 min)

Go over concepts in your head on your walk to class (absolute FAVORITE because of my daily calculus quizzes within the first 10 minutes of class) (as long as your walk is!)

i hope these are helpful, i need to learn more small tips myself too 😊

[savinggrades]

was studying for sat when suddenly pretty pretty light filtered through my window. i couldnt resist so here it is yall

[greenstudies]

Get the best out of your time

Entire days sometimes roll by without us noticing. Sometimes we procrastinate through all day. Here are a few tips how to use your time better:

Track the use of your time -Try this for at least a week. Write down, in any way you want, how did you spent your day. When did you study? How long did you spend cleaning your room? When did you procrastinate? This will help you find the times of day when you procrastinate and which you could use better. 

Make schedules for especially busy days

Eliminate procrastination triggers -Put your phone away. Turn off your computer unless you truly need it for work.

Take breaks -I said it milion times and I’ll say it again.

Use every minute -20 minutes between classes? Do the small simple homework. 30 minute walk home? Listen to audio books.

Every task counts -Being productive isn’t only studying/working. It’s cleaning, self care and hobbies too. Keep that in mind.

Start on 3 -I use this method of counting to 3 when I really don’t want to do something. Just count to three and go. Get up and do it. Don’t give your brain a chance to stop you.

Enough sleep, enough energy

Here you go! That’s all my knowledge. Have an amazing day!

[thomastudies]

new post on my instagram account talking about my yesterday’s study session at the uni library and what ive done during the day basically. i’m planning on posting way more on this studyblr account (especially text updates to talk about how productive ive been during the day, mainly to remind myself to stay focused on my studies and work harder)