#messy study

[jimiscribif]

hope she has a great time at disney world :)

[flingie]

[studywitxh]

So it turns out I'm terrible at regularly posting things

I've still been studying but I'm not good at actually recording it

So here's a messy study post 🏵️🏵️

[collegegirl-pr]

01.29.2020|| 6:06 p.m.

Last week of the term! I have too many things to do, but I am slowly and steadily getting them done.

I have learned many things but at the moment, the most important is that I got to be more organized when it comes to online classes and that I hate my current job. This leads me to having to do a change and believe me, it'll get done, I just got to be patient.

[zoo-studies]

Balancing my studies with an internship 🌊

[enderstudies]

Various images from the past few weeks of university. Things have started ramping up and getting complicated so I've not been so active.

However I have joined a studyblr discord :D it's been very nice.

[wishing-for-a-pretty-studyblr]

Lesson planning

When you get to university it's really important that you work out yourself and what lesson arrangement you want.

I begin by writing down what the lessons are.

And approximating how much I know on each topic.If I don't know a lot about it. Then I will put it on its own day. That way I can immediately study what I need to.

I also use a whiteboard so I can visually see the timeslots where everything goes. This is really important if you have to travel between campuses. Or dont have long between classes.

Generally make a mess. And ensure that you dont do any early classes or if you do KNOW if you can make it or not!

[esstudiesmessy-blog]

this is where we’re at with Māori today... using google translate even though it’s notoriously terrible. but I have a test in 3 hours and I am NOT READY so desperate measures are the way to go