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[studyhardsleepharder]

First set of notes from my second semester! This semester I’ve started my intro to psychopathology module and I’d kind of forgotten how much I do enjoy psychopathology!

[studyhardsleepharder]

So this isn’t tumblr themed but I wanted to share it anyways. If anyone has any tumblr post suggestions then pls either comment them or dm and I will make a separate tumblr post ideas page in my bullet journal! I now have a break between my exam which was yesterday and when I return to uni for my second semester which means I can spend time on my bullet journal!

[studyhardsleepharder]

🧡 cosy autumnal bujo pic 🧡 I used a bronze uniball signo to doodle on the pictures,draw the hanging stars,write the word gold and go over the cursive days of the week headers. I also used a tea brown 0.5 sarasa clip as my writing pen for this particular week.

[delusionalcabbage]

16.10.17 Guys thank you so much for 600 followers! It feels like I only started posting yesterday but it's been almost a year 😳 Here are some September Bujo pages, I really like doing the monthly calendars like this bc it helps me organise my month 🌟ft a very dead fanella (my sempervivum, rip fanella, 1like=1prayer)

[studyingnic]

Math Study Tips!!

Daily class work

Understand key concepts - pay attention during lectures/lessons and make sure you can keep up 

Clarify with classmates, teachers, lecturers - ask questions after the lesson if you don’t understand, or even go for consultations to clarify (it’s better to clarify now instead of before a big exam and you realise you know nothing) (lol) 

Practice, practice, practice - math is all about practice and getting the hang of it, don’t give up!

Preparing for an exam/test

Know what’s being tested - list down all the topics that are being tested and make sure you understand every one of them

Practice by topic - do questions specific to each topic/concept so you know which you’re weaker in and you can dedicate more practice to it 

Do timed practices - try to do it in exam settings (quiet place for the whole duration of the paper) so you can truly test your understanding

Know your formulas - know which will be provided for you, which you need to memorise and even which are commonly tested

Know your calculator functions - I’ve been using my huge TI-84 calculator for 1.5 years and I still take a while to remember which function I need to use, this slows you down during papers - so use it often, breeze through the manuals if you need to

Time management - if you get stuck on a question for a long time, move on!! you’ll end up getting more frustrated and you waste time instead of doing questions you can score in (questions are not organised according to difficulty - some questions at the back can be easier than the ones in front!)

After the exam/test

if you can keep the question paper - go home and try to re-attempt the questions you couldn’t do with your notes - practice makes perfect!

if you have a second paper - check which topics were not tested and practice them more, there’s a higher chance that they’ll come out in the second paper!

Hope these were helpful, math isn’t as bad as it seems, you just need to know how to tackle it!! (I’m a humanities student whose best subject is math lmao)(If I can do it, so can you!!) Feel free to message/ask me for any help :-) 

[studyingnic]

Exam/study tips masterlist ??

Reblog/like if I should do an exam tips masterlist thing !! - since my a levels are in 40 days (lol) 🌸

[laqstudies]

[25.08.17]

some summarizing notes on the great war. these are my rewritten notes as all my classes are in Dutch so I rewrite them to help me memorize the information better.

[studyingnic]

I haven’t been active in years !!! But here’s some revision notes I did last night for my GP paper 🌸