#studyblrsisterhood

[beaniestudy]

i have a lot of language posts in my tag so i thought id make a masterpost since it’s all i seem to do lol :)

Dutch:

love vocab

cute vocab

animal vocab

stationery vocab

regular verb conjugation

past tense conjugation

French:

garden vocab

beautiful french vocab

novel analysis vocab

linking words

news vocabulary

how to guess noun gender

summer vocab

night time vocab

space vocab

French music

essay phrases

Italian:

suffissi alterativi suffixes

space vocab 

food vocab

giving directions

stationery vocab

beauty vocab

double negatives

Japanese:

friendship vocab

japanese masterpost

music vocab

interjections

valentines vocab

months of the year

feeling unwell vocab

Korean:

resources for learning

advice for learning korean

nature and weather vocab

verbs list

summer vocab

adverbs

how to introduce yourself

common errors

past present and future conjugation

idiomatic expressions

Korean names for 50 countries

Maltese:

love vocab

breakfast vocab

all of @malteseboy  ‘s posts!

Norwegian:

weather vocab

rainy day vocab

summer vocab

lgbt vocab

100 most common verbs

Spanish:

learning spanish with tv

christmas vocab

verbs that take prepositions

more complex synonyms for words you already know

the subjunctive

words to use instead of decir

Turkish:

space vocab

holidays vocab

some pretty things in vocab

positive and negative infinitives

Swedish:

cafe vocab

emotions vocab

cute vocab

how to sound more natural when speaking Swedish

text slang

family vocab

European countries in Swedish 

Russian:

russian resources on youtube 

at the bookstore vocab

flower vocab

how to introduce yourself

common prepositions

Mandarin:

cafe vocab

40 important verbs

autumn vocab

common useful idioms

how to address people in China

school words

Language Tips:

tips for learning a new language

language goals

peppa pig in different languages

language learning resolutions

how to improve pronunciation

lazy town in different languages

how to learn a foreign languages

google drive full of grammar for nearly every language

learning vocab from reading

listening and speaking 

feel free to reblog with more useful resources! I hope this comes in useful to someone 

please message me if there are any links that aren't working so I can fix them asap! xo

[beaniestudy]

hey guys! i have some study tips and hopefully you’ll find my advice somewhat helpful :)

use your syllabus

download or print your syllabus from your exam board (im not quite sure where you can get your syllabus in countries besides the UK) AQA OCR Edexcel CCEA WJEC

use bullet points to make notes make notes per each bullet point on your syllabus so you can be confident on the day you know everything

tick each bullet point off as you make notes

cross check with your notes and the syllabus a couple of days before the exam cross check your notes with the syllabus - if it’s not on the syllabus it won’t be on the exam

download key materials for example the examiners report. this will tell you where students went wrong last year and you can make sure you don’t do the same

make notes throughout the year

if you make notes throughout the year you won’t have to rush to make them just before your exams. every time you have a topic test make notes so that you can be sure you have everything to revise from.

use a note taking planner take notes from a timetable and stick to it! that way you will get everything done effectively

leave three weeks before the exam date use one week for going over and finishing notes and the next two completing exam questions and papers

use a folder for each subject

rewriting notes is a waste of time though you might want to make aesthetically pleasing notes there’s only so much time before an exam. don’t waste time, just rip current notes out and store them in a folder

flicking between pages breaks memory it’s been statistaclly shown that you’ll remember less if you have to flick back and forth. have all your notes in one place!

do practice questions

at least 5 per subject

start with your notes when you first start practicing, allow yourself to have a quick look at your notes

then under exam conditions once you're confident you know everything, practice in silence with no notes do you’re ready for the day

get them marked by a subject teacher how they would in an exam this way you can either be confident that you can answer the questions in the correct style or enter the exam knowing exactly what you need to focus on

good luck with any exams i hope you find a few of these tips useful :)