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[internationalrelationsstudent]

- ̗̀ 18.01.17: Preparing in advance for 2nd year ̖́-

Is it okay for studyblrs to post about reflecting on failures and steps going forward? Well YOLO because I am. Uni hasn’t started yet for me but I’m working on doing as much as I can in advance beforehand. I unfortunately didn’t pass my first semester of politics and I’m repeating. I made the constant mistake of studying from annotated slides more than my textbook. Working on making sure that doesn’t happen again by going step by step with my syllabus and answering all the outcomes from my holy grail textbooks. Step in the right direction…right? ❁

[idlestudy]

It’s time for spring! While it may still be winter, buds are starting to come out and I’m ready for some sunshine! Here are some good study moods to get you in the spring spirit.

Outdoor Café spotify | noisli 

grab some green tea and a notebook, open your window, and enjoy this quiet and calm piano mood.

Reading By The Brook spotify | noisli

sit down with a glass of ice water and a textbook to take in the sounds of a babbling brook. (recommended to turn spotify playlist way down)

Rainy Morning spotify | noisli

april showers combined with gentle upbeat acoustics create the perfect mood to sip a latte and write papers.

Midnight Thunderstorm spotify | noisli

one of the best things about spring is the thunderstorms; wrap yourself up in a fuzzy blanket and grab some cookies to color code notes.

As usual, feel free to mix and match these moods! Spotify web player is here, and other study moods are here. Enjoy, and please share your favorite spring study playlists!

[natsdesk]

11.27.2017 Get to work Had to work at my roommates desk today because she's still at home on break and my side is too messy ahh!! Really feeling the pressure now that finals are creeping up...Peep my eel sushi dinner though

[idlestudy]

Halloween is tomorrow, but that doesn’t mean school stops, so here are some fun playlists to get in the mood with!

Halloween Instrumental (spotify) (noisli)

A spooky playlist of various movie and tv show soundtracks!

Halloween Piano (spotify) (noisli)

A bit quieter and calmer, but still quite a spooky feel of creepy piano!

Classical Halloween (spotify) (noisli)

The creepiest of orchestral music!

The purpose of the noisli, aside from adding ambience, is to help keep you from turning up your volume too much and accidentally giving yourself a jumpscare! Also feel free to use this Hogwarts ambient mix, or create your own!

Of course, these aren’t just for halloween, they can be fun for any time you feel like getting a little spooky. Enjoy, and let me know if you find any other cool playlists!

[idlestudy]

September here I come... This month's theme is blue, travel, and coffee. I'm very excited for the upcoming school year, it's gonna be a busy one! 🏙🎓☕️

[idlestudy]

My Bullet Journal / Everything Journal

for @munirastudies‘ bujo battles!

My bullet journal is in a soft unlined moleskin, and it’s kind of a conglomeration of a bunch of different things! I do a traditional calendar at the beginning of each month to mark things such as exam dates, trips, etc. Underneath the calendar goes goals/study plans. This spread also establishes the color scheme/theme for that month. Then I have my weekly spreads, which started out as full pages for each week and slowly transitioned to multiple weeks per page. This is because I sometimes forget days, and I just move on when I do, rather than beat myself up over it. Plus it saves space! The center of the page is for doodles, particularly ones that have to do with the things that are happening that week (such as the May spread with the Captain America Civil War doodle) and generic project reminders, quotes, and goals. The left side of my journal is for random papers that I collect over those days, including ticket stubs, ideas on sticky notes, doodles from my small moleskins, study flashcards I want to reference, and notes from teachers/friends. It’s a nice little reminder of my days activities, and keeps everything in one place. I also have a few spreads that are notes that include things that I need to remember, including one from a meeting, and one on the timeline for an event I’m planning. It’s nice to not have to keep what I put in this journal to just bullet journal type things, but everything. Not pictured is the front of the book, which has five or so pages of doodles, pen tests, and scratch work from class. I love using this system, it makes me feel so organized and it really helps to center all my thoughts and reminders in one place. I would highly recommend this system to anyone who is thinking about using it! In addition, I’m posting a video containing my whole journal here. Enjoy!

Thanks for this little excuse to talk about my favorite possession! I look forward to seeing everyone else’s journals!

Alex

[idlestudy]

My Bullet Journal / Everything Journal Pt. 2

part 2 to this post. check that one out for a full explanation!

[thriveandlearn]

*I wish there was a way of having chalkboard (because of the aesthetic) walls without the dust of chalkboard (~munirastudies btw)

HI MUNIRA! Girl if you want it, get it! And dustless chalk might exist, I think crayola has an anti-dust chalk, or there’s this liquid one from amazon, or these ones :)

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