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[studygirluruguay]

Today was my first day of online classes, I've got the same amount of homework (today) that I've got in 2 weeks. It's very intense in the actual work students have to do, but someway professors have to make up for the shorter classes.

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[plutomathitis]

m o n / / m a y 8

another history mindmap and a very yellow kanken

[herrbertrandsstudy]

30.06.2107 | soooo, timing much? Haha I just finished my July spread!!🌺🌿🍃🌴 enjoy!

[bohobooks]

Week #2 // plants are my favorite to doodle!

[pasdefaux]

New notes for new topic.

[studygirluruguay]

Today I completed my first week of the 100 days of productivity challenge! I feel very motivated to keep on going, even though I'm a little tired over all.

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[studygirluruguay]

Hi everyone! I made this post on Instagram (@studygirluruguay) that briefly explains how to have a better time management when self isolating

1. Make a schedule for each day of the week

Analyse which are your priorities for the day

Make sure you dedicate enough time to accomplish each one

2. Don't forget to leave time for relaxing

It's very important that you leave time for yourself, being all day productive ends up being unproductive

Try doing other things like reading a book, catching up on a serie, meditating or trying out a new recipe

3. Use the pomodoro technique

For long periods of working or studying it's good to do short terms of focus, with a short break in between those focus terms

The pomodoro technique is based on 25 minutes of focus and a 5 minutes break

When doing many terms, it's better that once in a while (for example every 3 terms of focus) you do a long break, usually of 15 minutes but that is up to your personal needs

4. Try to keep the same sleep cycle you had before this

Staying all night up will drastically affect your performance the next day, in a bad way

If you can, go to sleep and wake up at the same time as you did before

Maintaining a sleep schedule will prevent you from feeling like you are losing control, especially in times like this where everything is uncertain

5. Fragmentation of the day

When you have to work from home, keep up with online courses and do housekeeping

I recommend assessing each thing at a separate time of the day

For example, I have online classes in the morning. In the middle of the day I do the cleaning and make the food for the day. In the afternoon I work and do my homework and studies, and in the evening I relax.

I hope everyone can find something helpful in my post, and any recommendations are always welcome!

Don't forget to stay safe, and if you can, stay at home! It's the best chance we've got to stop the spreading of the virus.

"Become more aware of what's really worth your time"

[studygirluruguay]

Keeping up with the 100 days of productivity challenge!

I'll be posting more of this challenge on my IG, so be sure to follow me there @studygirluruguay