#studybly

[folkwayss]

Let July be July, and August be August

🧋 - passionfruit boba

🎧 - sunfair sundown by Courtney Barnett

📖 - Sleep Phase by Mohammed Kheir

[desultory-suggestions]

I deeply encourage any students at universities right now to seek out and join protests in support of Palestine. I understand that this can be intimidating, I understand that there can be consequences for doing this. However, the suffering that is being endured by Palestinians is far more than our small discomforts. Know that you are a part of a sea of students who want a better future.

[nadanotes]

Month on 2 Pages

Filofax Mini Rings

Pocket Rings

Pocket Plus Rings

A6 Rings

Personal Rings

Franklin Covey Compact (FCC)

Personal Wide Rings

B6 Rings

A5 Rings

Hobonichi Weeks

Mini HP

These inserts are made to be printed on US Letter Paper (8.5" x 11"). When printing, remember to set it to print at actual size.

[peter1rose]

Recording book excerpts before work.

[soondubu-student]

05.11.22 -> nothing like opening new study supplies to get motivated! new highlighters and some tabbed sticky notes which will hopefully help organize my research notes 📝

[lang-learner]

2022 language goals

Well here we are... near the end of the year. I know it's probably too early to make this post but I didn't really have goals or plans for this year so it doesn't matter. But I kinda do for next year. I don't like to plan since it never works out but there are things I wanna work towards.

I think my biggest language achievement this year was being able to hold a conversation in Korean with a native. It's not perfect but at the start of this year I could barely speak it. So for next year I have set the following goals to work towards:

#1 - Hold a conversation in Korean about an intermediate topic (for example economy or society): I wanna expand my vocabulary and be able to talk about things outside of daily topics. I think I will continue with the same tutor and later on check out a tutor who can help with business focused vocabulary.

#2 - Topik Level 4: I don't really like language tests but I could use the motivation and I'm genuinely curious. Also, it's nice having a goal to work towards. Since this is just for personal means and setting this goal to motivate me, I don't feel pressure. I wanna test myself and try to improve my comprehension, writing, vocabulary and listening. Currently I feel like I'm a level 3 and it would nice to reach level 4.

#3 - French level C1 - This is ambitious but I will take French at uni next semester and I already know a lot, so I'm hoping to go from B1 to C1. Even if it doesn't happen, I would like to try and investigate for my uni homework in French and learn economy vocabulary and read more in French. Even if it's fanfics currently lol

#4 - A2 Mandarin / Hold a conversation in Mandarin - I would like end the year by speaking Mandarin. One of my dreams is to work for a Korean company such as Samsung in my field, and since I already have a foundation in Korean and French, I am starting this year with Mandarin and would like to learn more of it throughout the year. I might take tutoring on italki to practice speaking it and learning it. It would be my fifth language and one that goes with what I study so it's an important goal.

[beingboldandcourageous]

9♡13

Today has been a struggle, not feeling well at all and it's the beginning of week 3, so trying to get my studying in early, so that the rest of the week is open for work and travel....

[music-of-learning]

• 02.12.2020 • 93/100 Days of Productivity

I'm so busy with uni work that I don't have time for almost anything else. Although I managed to fit in Japanese beginner classes and Spanish conversation classes into my schedule ^_^