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what the heck the doodles on your notes are so cute

omg thank u so much!!! :) im very glad u sent this message!!

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hi jo!! what do you think of ap comp sci? i'm taking it next year and idk it seems really hard 😭

hey there!! i took ap computer science principles, the new ap this year, so hopefully that’s the class you are talking about? but imo, it’s a really easy course and pretty self explanatory. it was the easiest ap i took this year and i ended with a 96 for my final grade. in my school, we learned the course with a website so the teacher didn’t really teach and it was similar to an “online” school sort of deal which is the best way how i learn. later this summer when i get my ap score back, i might do a post that talks more about it :-)

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what kind of paper do you use to take your notes? like during class, do you just use lined paper or something, and then if you rewrite them, do you use a different one? thank you!

I use a notebook for each subject that I feel that I need to take notes, and this year they were lined notebooks but I had only one dotted notebook which I used for revision notes for test and exams and I shared that notebook for all the subjects.

I don’t use loose sheet paper because I don’t use many folders and I dislike binders.

For during the semesters, I write my notes in the lined notebooks and then during exams I just rewrite them roughly etc for revising purposes using that dotted notebook.

I hope I helped c:

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congrats on 1k omg!! (br)

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Hey!! *hugs you real tight* Would you please send this to the first ten people on your dash? Make sure someone gets a hug today, and stay safe! ♡♡

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[acdemic]

eeeekkK!! guess who got mildliners!! i’m so excited to actually start using them in my notes (i’ve been doodling with them and i’M IN LOVE) when i study for finals!

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HEY HANNAH YOUR THEME IS LIT *-*

THANKSSS RIKKI !!! (btw long time no talk HOW HAVE YOU BEEENN)but seriously look at your own gorgeous theme like omg ;D

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there are so many posts on how to not procrastinate, but not many about why you shouldn’t. although it seems sooo obvious, we still do it anyways, right? ;D so if you feel yourself getting off track, here’s a hUGE list of reasons why you should get your head back in the game !!

before we begin: these are just reasons why you shouldn’t procrastinate. they are meant to be motivators, not tips on how to beat procrastination -- though there are some handy anti-procrastination masterposts linked at the bottom that may be more helpful for that!

you will regret it later. trust me.

if you’re losing sleep because you procrastinate: - it’s not good for your physical or mental health. you’ll be groggy and tired all day, and losing sleep makes you less happy. - it will take a toll on your performance in school. you won’t be able to concentrate or listen as well as you would with enough rest. - losing sleep also affects your appearance (and who doesn’t want to look nice?) -- it contributes to obesity, pimples, and can totally give you that gorgeous “bloodshot eyes” look. - from personal experience: it will alter your sleeping schedule and that messes a looott of stuff up. if you sleep late once, your body will want to sleep at that same time AGAIN the next night. and the next. and suddenly, you’ve slept at 2am every day the whole week. yikes. - lesson of the day: sleep! is! important! ++ because i’m feeling generous, here are some great posts about getting better rest: overstudies’ tips for getting better rest by @overstudies  time to sleep. by @ofminervas sleep? sleep. by @studygene getting a good night’s sleep by @highschoolering   tips for balancing sleep and education by @brbimstudying  tips & tricks on getting enough sleep by @studyvet

if you think you’re not suffering because of your procrastination: - a lot of people procrastinate by doing other things they have to do. this is what i call “productive procrastination”. but it also means your prioritizing skills are getting worse, and you’re going to be constantly stressed out by last minute work. - some people (like me, whoops) often get away with procrastination and start to just “wing it” every time. procrastination is a habit. if you do it once, and you get away with it, you start to think you can do it more and more. just avoid it!!! - just think of all the things you could be doing if you just got everything done ahead of time. instead of spending every day scrambling to finish up work, you could relax and focus on your hobbies! - apparently, procrastinating will make your performance on assignments (and presumably, tests) worse as well. you could get better grades just by not procrastinating! (source) - procrastination = stress stress = unhappy, hair-pulling, tears, lower grades than you hoped for, getting easily irritated at other people, very very icky

my reasons to not procrastinate: - because W H Y !?!? - procrastinating a lot means you can’t work ahead. although you don’t have to work ahead to get good grades or be a good student, it will definitely help in the long run. - if you procrastinate on your homework, you tend to rush things and probably won’t remember a lot of it later. not so handy for test prep. - i tend to play the blame game when i procrastinate ( “if that hadn’t happened, i wouldn’t have procrastinated!” “but you kept on saying i should do this, so i did that and forgot to do this!” etc. ) and later i always feel icky about it. procrastinating generally leaves me in a bad mood. - if you get too used to procrastinating, you’ll procrastinate on the important stuff that actually matters. it may be okay to procrastinate on a teeny homework assignment, but if you last-minute your college applications... - because you! are! better! than! that!

other procrastination posts: >> check my procrastination tag << conquering procrastination by @studybudyblr beating procrastination by @to-work-or-not-to-work anti procrastination masterpost by @elkstudies how to defeat procrastination by @hexaneandheels unconventional methods to beat procrastination by @hcmoeconomicus

thanks for reading and happy not-procrastinating!! ♥ hannah (ps: i wrote this while procrastinating, hypocrite much?)