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11.8.17 // my desk set up! 🌿
{insta & snapchat: @lucynicoled}
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“Work” by Rihanna plays in the background as I cry from end-of-the-semester stress
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ok universe, i’m ready to feel good things. make me feel good things.
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Biology AS class notes - October 2017
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Stefie
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15.10.2017 .. cycled back from church this morning and made a pot of coffee in preparation for writing my first assignment of the term on student’s experiences of religious education. outside there’s no doubt that the trees in college have taken on their autumn colours, it may still be warm enough to have all my windows open but autumn’s there in the air.
🍂🍃☕🌳🌲
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A MIND MAP ABOUT MIND-MAPPING
If you know me, you’d know that I am a highly visual person. I love learning from images and layouts, and my spatial intelligence is probably my strongest type of intelligence. Because of this, I often use mind maps to study, and so do a lot of other people. However, there are people who don’t really know how to make and utilize a mind map effectively. That’s what this post is for! Here’s how you can make your mind maps more effective and thus enable you to retain more information. (P.S. you might wanna zoom in)
By no means am I an expert in mind-mapping; these are just some habits I have when making a mind map that successfully does its job of helping me remember the topics I’m studying.
If you have any questions, feel free to drop an ask!
xx jo
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07.04.17
getting my workspace nice and tidy for a productive day of math studies! hopefully will get topic 1 fully revised today.
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