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[studyingstayingmotivated]

Forever in love with art history notes.

(pictured: Vasari’s The Lives of Castagno and Veneziano )

[ballpenned]

drive

two of my favorite robert frost poems for two of my favorite hogwarts houses. i dont know about you guys, but these two stanzas of robert frost hold so much motivation and inspiration, especially for a student who has so much more good and bad to experience. high-res versions of these are in the link to the google drive!

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07•02•2018 My notes from my history of Galileo class! It’s super interesting and really cool getting to learn about Galileo in his home town!

[studyingoose]

so i guess i really want to post more original content but here is a list of all the bujo pages in my bujo + others i see floating around and if you think i’ve missed out on any then please add them!

yearly calendar

monthly spread

weekly spread

about the owner

resolutions

idols page (list our your idols)

letters (if you start at the start of the year, i write a letter that sums up my hopes and dreams for the year)

birthdays (of people you know)

birthday wishlist

books to read

project tracker (projects that you’ve started or aim to start)

places to go

bucketlist for the year

school timetable

important school dates

un do list (things you want to stop doing)

key

money tracker (monthly, weekly or yearly)

books that have been read (include dates)

tv shows to watch

tv shows which have been watched

movies to watch

movies which have been watched

recipes (for special days e.g. valentines, christmas, halloween etc.)

packing lists

goals lists

exam planners (a summary of your exams if they’re all in a certain time period like the end of the year)

plans (if you’re hanging out with friends/going on a date/enjoying family time a plan and possible recount are really cute)

typography pages

mood tracker

doodle pages

habit trackers (weekly, monthly, fortnightly, yearly)

present ideas (for other people’s birthdays/anniversaries/holidays0

if you have a hobby e.g. knitting then knitting spreads (so planning your knitting with stitches and such, or something like guitar chords)

fun fact pages

positivity pages (fill with all the good things you like)

rant pages (just rant on them - don’t worry about making them look nice)

self reflections (taking some time to just write about your feelings - mindfullness)

list of favourite things

game challenges (so having a topic e.g. animals and going through the alphabet and naming one animal for each letter - this is a really good time killer if you have nothing to do, prepare a few beforehand)

quotes pages

self care pages (list of self care techniques as well as recipes for facemasks etc.)

how to pages (e.g. how to draw a fish)

to catch up pages (things you should watch or listen to when you have more time - things without deadlines)

song lyrics pages (just write song lyrics or typograph them)

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|11.30.17| December 2017! November was…rough to put it lightly. I don’t think I’ve had any free time in a month. But let’s pray for a fresh start this month! 🙏❄️

[getstudying]

the holidays have arrived, which means we are given loads of time off from academia!! however as much as i’d like to spend the next 5 weeks watching netflix, taking naps & spending all day in my pyjamas its important not to let your textbooks gather dust and to remember to be productive. here’s some how-to tips to stay productive over the holidays!!

1. be aware of your time, do you have 6 weeks? 2 weeks? a month? and how much of this time is dedicated to the holidays (whether it be family time, holiday abroad time or time set out for religious reasons) if you know how much time you have free you’ll be more efficient when using it

2. establish what you need to do and what you want to do. these two things are different. what you need to do are usually things given to you by your school/college/university that have due dates or are required, examples are assignments, research papers, essays and required readings. things you want to do are maybe not necessary but things you want to get done, like extra reading, past papers, extra-credit or anything else you want to do to get ahead (post on getting ahead coming soon)

3. make a study plan. this seems pretty obvious but it is super useful once you’ve established your needs & wants. (post on study plans coming next week). essentially: prioritise & spread your tasks over the time you have

4. dedicate certain time slots to studying. take a professional approach & treat it like a job. these hours are 100% study time to make sure you actually get what you want done (and get it done before the night before)

5. incorporate your studies with the holidays. go present shopping & take a study break in a cafe, put up decorations & listen to a podcast/lecture/audiobook, snuggle in to eat snacks & watch a documentary etc etc, not all of your study time has to be chained to a desk antisocially. 

6. do a little every day. or every week day or every other day. just make a plan at the beginning of your time off & stick to it!! 

hope this was helpful, send me an ask if u want to discuss or if this was useful

studygram / goodreads / studyblr

[silvernitrates]

december 12.

today is my birthday but i have a Big cell biology exam tomorrow so guess what i spent the day doing (sigh)

[comecesario]

1/100: finally re-starting this challenge, since I failed last time. Today, I finished my psychology notes and picked up a new book!