#study-fox

[studylustre]

quiet autumn mornings in london 🍂🍁

[imgeorgeirl]

✨ Studyblr Reintroduction! ✨

Hiya! I made this blog back in 2019 and I was really active up until mid-late 2020, but almost 3 years later I've decided to come back! I'm still studying (albeit a different degree), so here is a little about me!

I'm 23 years old!

I'm transgender (transmasc)

I use he/they pronouns <3

I'm a game development student!

I live in Perth Australia!

I have a bachelors degree in creative writing

I love to read (classics, sci-fi and fantasy)

I am autistic, and I have ADHD :3

What to expect?

honestly, not 100% sure yet

Journaling things (100 days of productivity type beat)

aesthetic photos

book recommendations and reviews!

a loooot of game development content and updates

[heather--moors]

rainy November mornings 🍁☁️

[hbios]

about.

— zaynab / zay — seventeen / poc — intp / ravenclaw — find me @dk-s / @carisis

academia.

— year twelve / australia — english / mathematics / human biology / physics / food science — interested in ancient history and archaeology! — aiming for a career in genetics or endocrinology

interests.

— literature / mythology — film / television ( i love dead poet’s society! and the lord of the rings! ) — art / music — baking / fashion

on this blog.

— studyspo aesthetics  — study tips — exam tips — notes  — literature meta

lovely blogs.

— @studywithavalon / @studypetals​ / @hannybstudies / @tiyastudies / @empirestudy / @lifesci / @clytieslight / @gaeastudies / @medicineblr / @socistudies / @ranaeissance / @geekstudying / @spideystudys / @ahreumstudies / @beestudyblrs / @jinniestudy / @janniestudies / @pecanstudy / @achillesreborn / @myhoneststudyblr / @yongxqi / @ellebi-studies / @herbstudy

[blacklinguist]

🕊 45 | day 14/31: Favourite study method(s)? What works best for you?

jotting down quick notes like this and then teaching others the material is what works me! i’ve actually gotten to use this method more this term because i have a stronger linguistics background than some of my classmates, so i can pick up the gist of the text a bit quicker. i like leading group review sessions because 1) they trust me to know my stuff 2) they have good notes so they can give me more fleshed out definitions if i’m lacking them. works for both sides! ♥︎

[studylustre]

revisiting old bujo entries and feeling Soft™

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my journalling style is literally just *insert unintelligible scrawl here*

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