#thirstyfoot

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thirstyfoot replied to your photo “View from my bedroom window tonight. Not sure how much snow there is,...”

do you still do MUN at UTK?

I assume this means Model United Nations? I unfortunately didn't have the time to partake, no, but I know someone who does/did!

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thirstyfoot replied to your photo:7:37 pm || studying for my lit test tomorrow ✏️📔

I loved Heart of Darkness. Everyone else HATED it. I really enjoyed it. I also liked Wuthering Heights, which everyone hate… Wuthering Heights is a fave tbh

I like the plot of it, but I find Heart of Darkness kind of hard to understand! My teacher literally like crammed it into the last 5 days with 40 questions to answer, and minimal discussion. I think I'd appreciate it the story a lot more if I had more time to process everything! ): I still need to read Wuthering Heights; a lot of my friends really enjoyed it also!!

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What notebooks do you use that are graph paper? I've been looking for some good ones and those looked cute

I usually buy the cheapest non-branded wirebound notebook I can find and they’re all good quality - I think it’s mostly because graph paper is much more popular where I live so it’s quite easy to find a notebook that is both cute and affordable

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thirstyfoot replied to your post “Ive been networking with so many homos at college it is wild”

How many have u bNged

i'll kill u

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also, how do you take notes and review? when i take notes, i just do an outline format and wing it. when i need to study, i sit at my desk with blank sheets of computer paper and summarize away. i usually use spiral notebooks because my ap bio teacher got me into them, and instead of using the sheets of printer paper, i was thinking of skipping notes on ever other page and doing a "reflection" type thing on the page i didnt take notes? that sounds cute to review for me but idk

I'll probably have to make a separate post for all of my notes and reviewing later because there's just too much to summarize! But I think it really depends on what subject you're talking about bc my notes and study methods vary a lot with each of them

For detailed subjects, I like making outlines as well and then just read over my notes and take practice quizzes when I need to review. If there are a lot of terms, I like using online flashcards because I can take them with me anywhere

For subjects that focus more on the big picture, like english, I think doing the reflection thing or cornell notes would be helpful! For reviewing literary techniques or other things you need to actually apply to stuff, I like practicing with prompts or examples

For math related subjects, I just make a key with the different formulas I need and then I review the problems I get wrong and practice more with them.

You should just experiment with different note taking and review methods until you find one that works! I think explaining a concept to someone else would also be good for reviewing or maybe you might find drawing diagrams and charts to be helpful

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thirstyfoot replied to your post: there was this one dude in my 10th gra...

Wait. He’s mrs. Taylor. He was a bitch to others and you still like him like MRS TAYLOR TK YOU and you GIVE ME SHOT ABOUT CATHY HMMMMMMMMMMM

hmmm i am over ms cathy taylor i have let the hate out of my heart, i dont care about anything