#studyblr question

[bea-sthetic]

Tell me if you're

a) a student that does not underlime text in university library textbooks (howwww do you reaaaad without physically interacting with the teeeext??) or

b) one of the students that leaves their pencil notes and highlights in textbooks in the hopes that the next student will find them useful (me 😳)

On the same note, do you like finding other people's study notes in your textbooks or do you prefer a blank canvas for your own studying? 🧐

[ouija-squigee]

I have a question for the studyblr community.

What do you do when you’re completely unmotivated? When it feels like nothing is going to work. When you can’t bring yourself to study because you’re so uninterested in your mandatory classes. What’s something that gets your wheels moving again?

[colesstudyblr]

question for all the studyblr’s out there! 

what do you all use to take notes? notepad? iPad? laptop? 

I’m considering changing up my system and I would love some suggestions! 

-Cole

[green-bullet-blog]

Studyblr tag: 11 questions

I was tagged by @paulinestudyblr​ (thanks for tagging me and I’m so sorry I answered this late, I’m a mess!)

1. Do you enjoy taking time to make pretty notes?

I enjoy it but  definitely I don’t have enough time so most of my notes are pretty messy.

2. Do you like studying with 🎶 ? (If yes, what kinf of 🎶 do you listen to ?)

I love studying with music but with no lyrics! I usually listen to soundtracks or classical music. One of my favourite playlist from spotify is https://open.spotify.com/user/spotify/playlist/37i9dQZF1DWXLeA8Omikj7?si=7xJ69LGISamgZgOPmcDrvg. I really recommend it!

3. What is your motivation to study?

I don’t really have a motivation. I think that’s why I tend to  become discouraged frequently.

4. When you’ve studied hard, how do you treat yourself?

I watch a film or relax reading a book.

5. Do you prefer reading 📚 or 👀 shows?

It’s a difficult question because I love both! I think it depends on the time or the mood. Sometimes you don’t have enough time to read a book so you watch shows instead and also sometimes you lack of concentration to read.

6. What is your planning system? (If you have one ;) )

I try to review what we have done in class everyday. I also do homework as soon as possible and I try to study at least five days before an exam.

7. Have you ever experienced failure?

Last year I struggled a lot with some subjects because I wasn’t motivated and I was having a hard time. I didn’t fail them but at first I didn’t get the grades I wanted to.  I lost many sleep hours and I cried a lot. It made me too anxious and I started to think I was getting dumb among other things.

8. Is there anyone you admire?

I admire lots of people. This year my biggest role model was a friend of mine. He is one of the most hard-working persons that I’ve ever met. He worked everyday, he always was there to offer you a hand and he always had a smile on his face. One of the best persons that I’ve met.

9. What is the best 🎁 someone can offer you?

I don’t know. Just their company and friendship I suppose.

10. Why did you join this community ? 

I joined it in order to find some motivation to study and to improve my english and french. 

Now I think I have to tag 5 other persons and make them 11 questions. (Sorry, all of this is new to me).

1. What languages are you learning or would you like to learn?

2. Are you looking forward for the next school year? 

3. What are your objectives?

4. What are you studying or what would you like to study? Why?

5. What is your study method? (I’m really curious about this one).

6. When is your favourite time to study? 

7. Do you prefer studying at home or at the library?

8. One advice you’d give others?

9. What are your hobbies?

10.  How do you motivate yourself?

I tag @studycocoon @cuppa-studies @drwestcott @karasstudies @elkstudies

[leetriestostudy]

question

anybody got any tips/ideas on how to take notes on a novel? i really just don't know what to write down and how to format it.

[imhereandgenderqueer]

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does anyone have any tips on how to teach yourself japanese? i was planning on taking japanese 1-2 this year but it was full so i plan to learn japanese on my own this year to try and test into japanese 3-4 for senior year. does anyone have any tips for what to focus on, how to teach myself, and general tips like that. much appreciated!

[serenitystudies-blog]

does anyone use an actual planner? i don’t see many in studyblr, but i’d love some inspo 🌺

[bea-sthetic]

Studyblr Question!

Actually, now I am curious! Is it just me or do you also get nervous with emptiness in particular in relation to studying? I'm a deeply visual person, I need colours and diagrams and pictures to be able to focus on something (reading black and white books is soooooooooo much more difficult for me than reading even minimally coloured books!). When I see studyblrs with the minimalistic aesthetic, while super being cool, they make me sooooo nervous! I think it's because they remind me of 'unfinished work', because for me doing my readings and assignments always start like that: a blank page or black and white text. But when I finish, it's all a colourful, doodle-filled and notes-filled mess. That's what I associate with muly productivity. And I'm not talking about the organised mess here on studyblr, either! I'm talking about the type pf mess that screams: This person has read this page 46 times and every time she's highlighted something different in a different colour. :')