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Just a student of Angricultural University of Athens. Studying Dept of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development. It's a secondary blog to get motivate for my exams.. Thanks for visiting my blog! :)

[autumndesk]

14 oct 2020 ; 15:26pm

i finished my first assignment of the semester. i had to analyse how abandoned children are put into family care in morocco and england & wales. it sure was a challenge, but i think it went okay!

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[notebookist]

some nights it's just me and my milk tea against the world

[gabiestudies]

october 25th 2020, 9:00am

good morning everyone!! thought i’d share a few room pics to switch things up 📚 yes my bookshelf is slowly becoming a jungle and what about it? anyway, i hope everyone is doing well! i just started my reading week so i have a bit more time on my hands

listening to: golden - harry styles

[studyingespresso]

it’s been a while since i last posted but i moved and am in college now!

[ekstudy-deactivated20170505]

58/100 days of productivity

Psychology recap today in Starbucks. 

[micdotcom]

Watch: Michelle Obama just gave 1,000 school girls the most necessary life advice.

[thestudyspace]

I love Michelle Obama and I wish we had an equivalent to her in the uk

[duodenalis]

Did you know that you can print on your index cards?

I don’t know about you but I don’t have the neatest handwriting and I tend to have more to write then I can manually fit on one index card. If you have this problem too then this just might be your answer.

Whether you pin your index cards to boards, keep them on a binder ring, or in a loose pile, you can definitely benefit from having each card typed out as neat as possible. This will, of course,  make it easier to read what your genius mind was saying. Cause, let’s face it. We’ve all written down notes, key facts/clues, or important plot points and later went back to read it only to find out we must have been channeling some doctor because it’s nothing but chicken scratch!

Instructions

1) Before purchasing index cards, check your printer to see the smallest size you can configure it to. Some printers won’t print on the smaller 3″x5″ cards. If this is the case, you can still print on the larger 4″x6″ cards.

2) Place a stack of index cards in your printer tray and move the printer guide up against them to let your printer know it’s loaded with index cards.

3) Open your word processing software–you may have MS Word, OpenOffice or MS Works on your computer.

4) For MS Word, click on the “Page Layout” tab.

5) Click on “Size” in MS Word. Set the size to either 3″x5″ or 4″x6″ depending on the size card you purchased. There is an index card setting.

6) Change the margins in MS Word to be no more than 1/2″ all the way around.

7) Change the page orientation to “Landscape.”

8) If you are using OpenOffice, click on the “Format” tab on the top of the page. On the drop down list, select “Page.” Here you will be able to change the page size and define the margins. Set the page orientation to “Landscape.”

9) If you are using MS Works, click on “File” and then select “Page Setup” from the drop down menu. Click on the “Size, Source & Orientation” tab to select the size and landscape orientation. Then, set your margins.

10) Create your index card text.

11) Click on the “Print” tab.

[procrastinationlikeapro]

Blue theme for my Economy exam! Handwriting inspired by the amazing @arkiblr

[procrastinationlikeapro]

Spring themed coffee date 🌿

[procrastinationlikeapro]

27.10 Pictures of today! I’ve tried out a new system to make consolidated notes of the handbook, my class notes and some extra information from other notes all together. I hope this will work for me!

[sleepy-minimalist-deactivated20]

Study sessions when it’s dark and rainy outside are the best thing.

[jemadmire]

[030917]

Shots of me deliberately studying at night… during spring break. 🌾

[jemadmire]

[031317]

When stuck at home because of a snow storm, you got to study and watch The Walking Dead. ✨

[mugonghwastudies]

[17.08.03] i bought this rose for $5 just so i could take photos with it… my studyblr is making me broke, lol

thanks to the wonderful @moonshinestudies for v v patiently explaining to me how to make the watercolor splashes! unfortunately my brush is pretty small (i’m using the pentel aquash fine point) so the effect is kind of subtle. i think it still works, though!

[marystudies]

5.16.17 // essay prep whoo

[procrastinationlikeapro]

27.10 Pictures of today! I’ve tried out a new system to make consolidated notes of the handbook, my class notes and some extra information from other notes all together. I hope this will work for me!

[lightninginthecolliednight]

Today I’m reading about climate change before heading off to a lecture, then I’ve got a choir rehearsal in the afternoon.