MARIA

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[sunkidstudies]

[sunkidstudies]

Periodontal diseases class this afternoon

[juliesdesk]

enviornmental science notes 🍊

my school got closed bc of the coronavirus, so i’ve been stuck at home worrying. stay safe and healthy everyone!

[coralstudiies]

reviewing bio and econs

[sunkidstudies]

read your articles, wash your hands and stay the fuck home

[sunkidstudies]

man i’m TIRED

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update: passei para faculdade de odontologia

(ps: minhas aulas só começam dia dois de março, essa foto é meramente ilustrativa🤪🤪)

[sunkidstudies]

[sunkidstudies]

class notes about colonial rebellions in brazil

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what a cute liver (except it doesn’t look like one)

[thomastudies]

Today I’m focusing on Chinese vocabulary, I’m rewriting the entire vocabulary lists of the 汉语水平考试, translated as the Chinese Proficiency Test (it is China’s only standardized test of Standard Chinese language proficiency for non-native speakers such as foreign students and overseas Chinese) Level 1 being the easiest and level 6 the hardest. I personally have the HSK 4 and I’m studying for level 5! Re-writing all of the lists allows me to revise the Chinese vocabulary I might have forgotten how to write and simply boost my self confidence, because studying all the Chinese characters and remember how to write and pronounce them is a challenge! Have a nice productive Sunday guys!

Instagram: thomreads

[sunkidstudies]

hey y’all i’m back

now i use a bujo and play dnd

[phoebe-does]

as a studyblr with high grades I feel the need to put it out there, I’ve never pulled an all-nighter. Yes I’ve stayed up late in an effort to get assessment done but never past 11:30pm. I can count on two hands the times I’ve sacrificed my sleep and long term health for school. As a studyblr with sleep apnea and anxiety, to me it is not worth pulling all-nighters. Instead use your time effectively. Start assignments straight away and aim to have them finished two days before the due date and just going over and editing until it’s due. The key to never having to sacrifice sleep is good planning and following through. Maybe it’s that you should stay at school for an extra hour or two to get work done, or maybe it’s that you need to wake up super early to work before school. Whatever it is, figure it out and carry through. Please don’t glorify bad sleeping habits, it hurts you more than you could know.

edit: I understand how not everybody can live this way and that sometimes mental/physical health leaves people unable to work during the day and have to sacrifice sleep in order to get stuff done. I have seen and experienced this and I know how hard it can be. My love and support is with you, you can get through this.

[1callyoumoonchild]

[sunkidstudies]

i made this drawing, later added a tiny note on it, putted into a tiny paper envelope with the lavender and gave it to a person i love. this simple gesture saying “i love you, care about you and am here for you” made someone’s day 100% better. if you can give and show love, do not hesitate

[sunkidstudies]

today is one of the days that i just don’t feel like doing anything + how do y’all keep your pens/highlighters/case clean? it’s almost impossible to me!!!

[thestudyingnightowl]

Stop glorifying unhealthy study habits

Because not enough are talking about this

A lot of people (not just langblr, studyblr too )have been glamorizing the way Asians study in certain countries as depicted on tv, news , various media sources. Saying oh they are working so hard for their goal and look how dedicated they are. Please stop. Seriously. My degree is in psychology and I focus on mental health. I’ve done research in Korea and continue to take psychology classes in korean about various issues (I’ve taken cultural psych, neuro psych 1&2, psych of happiness and I’m currently taking psychology of addiction). I’ve also extensively talked to high schoolers in Korea about this “dedicated study” and most of them said they were stressed to the point of having physical symptoms of being stressed out, almost half were depressed or showed symptoms of anxiety and I won’t even get into things like suicidal thoughts, actual suicide, self harm, eating disorders that are also happening in correlation to study related stress manifesting itself in other ways. This isn’t just Korea. I’ve read research (just not as extensive about the same happening in other Asian countries and even some western now and days) Why the heck are y’all out here trying to glorify something that is clearly unhealthy and causing other people harm? And then promoting it to your followers as something to “motivate them” ?

Getting into your dream school/ uni, becoming fluent in 2 month in a language, whatever is not worth it if you end up hating life, physically unhealthy or mentally ill as a result of it

Please reblog this because I think it’s so important **

[studyingsenseless]

Important. I actually used to have the mindset of “I don’t care how much suffering I have to go through, as long as my grades are good.” Can you believe that? So glad I’m in a different place now

[seoscribbles]

as a korean currently attending a “special” korean high school, i want to boost this so hard.