[ahsteria]

i can’t like.. casually read. either i read 7,000 pages in a span of two days without food or sleep and forget to fucking breathe or i don’t ready anything, not even road signs for six months

[studying-withjulia-blog]

The Night Before School Starts Routine:

Hello Study Buddies! I go back to school on Wednesday so I want to share how I plan to get ready the next before! 

Step One: Clear your floors and have an outfit picked out! This will make waking up calmer and cut your time picking out and changing into your school clothes easier! 

Step Two: Do a scalp/hair treatments and face mask! Stress can cause acne so doing a face mask will help your skin and relax. I also do a hair mask because I tend to have a lot of product buildup from soap, sweat and school so doing the hair mask is really nice before school starts and I usually do it a couple times a month! 

Step Three: Pack your backpack and sports bag. I personally have sports practice after school and need to pack my stuff so I will pick that out and set them to the side along with all of my school supplies! 

Step Four: Destress as much as possible. Put on some calming music or read a book. School is stressful enough so being as relaxed as you can before hand is really great! 

Step Five: Make sure all your summer work is done!!! This could throw the whole relaxation out the window but better doing it last minute than never! 

Step Six: Go to bed early and try to keep your phone off! The light from your phone will make it harder for you to fall asleep. Also you will most likely have a lot on your mind because of school and nerves so the sooner you try to go to sleep the more sleep you’re going to get. (tip maybe consider having a natural sleep remedy like a nighttime tea or melatonin) 

Step Seven: Know your schedule and set your alarm. I personally put a screensaver of my schedule on my phone and set my alarm for 5am!

[ivystudying]

It’s been a while since I’ve made a post, and I figured that these tips might be extra helpful with exam season approaching. As someone who struggles a lot with procrastination, I do everything I can to fight the urge to put assignments off until the last minute (even though I’m not always successful). 

As always, good luck! (ᵔᴥᵔ)

[joolshallie]

26.12.17 • Boxing Day and I’m doing a bit of embryology ☕️📝

[requiem-4-a-drink-deactivated20]

hope your pets stay healthy in 2017

[rotg-fan-page]

I almost didn’t blog this and felt guilty

[ckascade-deactivated20170413]

Not risking it

[unorthodox-views]

hope ya pets even healthier in 2018

[daliastudy]

[12.01.17] I have a huge research paper due next thursday, so this is gonna be a really long and stressful week, but I’ll get through it with a lot of caffeine 😅☕️ 

ig: teawithstudies

[tea---and---textbooks]

When to use flash cards: memorizing words/vocab, numbers, equations, names, dates, and verbatim facts or lines.

When to use mnemonic devices: memorizing steps of a process or sets of facts/information/people, especially in an order.

When to use concept maps or drawings: learning (rather than memorizing) relationships, processes, concepts, systems, etc.

When to use tables or charts: learning or memorizing systems (eg. conjugation in a foreign language), sets of sets of information (eg. people and when they lived and what they did), and other large/complex groups of information.

When to use songs: for learning or memorizing anything.

Disclaimer: this is a general guideline. If something else works for you, do it!

[studiousmedic]

Tuesday 5th December // Reading reading reading. When you have to do a substantial amount of background reading on a topic, I highly recommend you making a ‘master document’ of notes with a little summary of the paper in your own words. It definitely increases the amount of time it takes to do the background reading but is extremely useful when it comes to writing up and trying to find ‘that reference’ or 'that specific figure’.

[studyinglola]

18.11.2017

Have been working on my december spread and january spread already, since a lot of stuff is already been planned in for me. I really do hate my november spread but I thought why not show one of my bujo pages?! Also a bit of stationary included what I used, for the spread. Hope you have a lovely day 🌸

[my-little-studyblr]

29.11.17 12:37 pm // Today’s my first day at my new job! ✨ so far it’s really fun and challenging. // studygram

[n3rdysview-deactivated20180826]

Study date: as you can see by our cups, I arrived first. ☕️📚📒#studyblr #studygram #yum (at Cacao 70 Byward Market)

[sleepy-minimalist-deactivated20]

Morning lectures, bullet journaling and yellow clouds☁️

[ellie-studies-psych]

An important reminder that education is a privilege everyone deserves

[tea---and---textbooks]

So, I've officially dropped out of college. What now?

[universtudy]

Looking for studyblrs to follow!

My dash has been dead, so reblog this and I will check out your blog! 

I am specifically looking to follow: 

people who are in their 20s

university and college students

pre-law students and/or law students

canadian studyblrs!! 

[but that totally doesn’t mean i won’t follow you if you aren’t in those categories, just a heads up for those who are!!] 

[mkaxoo]

starbucks studying // moodboard (another attempt to motivate myself to want to go to school lol)

*i don’t own any of these pictures*

[biochemis-tree]

December 3rd, 2016

Lab is all dressed up for Christmas! Lately I’ve been spending more time at the lab than I have been at home, especially since it’s a nice place to study. Studying with @photoplankton as per usual, eating pizza as per usual.