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[yeolumstudies]

2 . 6 . 22

A preview of my Hobonichi planner that I’ve also been using as a journal. I thought I had outgrown cute stationery, but I couldn’t resist getting the Animal Crossing New Horizons edition of the planner ☺️

[melaniestudiesastronomy]

✨03.22.20✨

My university moved us to online for the rest of the semester due to the Coronavirus outbreaks...With stores closing and more and more people choosing to stay home, it is starting to look like a ghost town... How’s your ghost town?

[etudaire]

Organic chemistry may not be as bad as I thought it would be 🍁

Currently reading - The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren

[vanandlife]

HOW TO KICKSTART THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR

Most of you have either already started the new session or would be starting after the summer break and if you're anything like me you'd probably be very lazy the initial few months *smh*

So if you would rather stay up till 2 and watch Brooklyn99 and procrastinate assignments this posts for you ( Gina is my spirit animal oof)

HOW TO BE PRODUCTIVE AND GET THE MOST OUT OF THE INITIAL MONTHS

1. Stay on top of your assignments

From day one, do whatever work is given on that day itself. It's better to do 10 questions everyday rather than 70 on the weekend.

2. Have a fixed sleep schedule

Coming back to regular class timings and waking up early can be very difficult after the break so it's better to start acclamating atleast a week before school starts. You don't want to be nodding off in classes believe me.

3. Study topic wise rather than chapter wise

This is something that you can do in the starting of the year only because once the classes gain momentum you would often see yourself waiting for the chapter to get over to actually get to revision. You don't wanna be revising without the vising haha.

So how would you actually do this?

Here's an example: if you have 3 books for a subject of level of difficulty 1,2 and 3 you should start by completing the theory of the topic from a textbook and then solving questions from book of level 1 then 2 and then moving onto 3. Proceeding like this would help you to apply the theories in questions of varying difficulties and you're more likely to remember the concepts. Thus would also save time as you wouldn't have to go back and forth again to revisit the initial concepts taught.

4. Participate in extra curriculars

The work load from classes is less, missing a few won't affect you much, I guess you get the point.

5. Make sure you don't burnout

If you study 3 important subjects try to focus on 2 initially and take things a little slow for the third one. This would reduce pressure that you're feeling right now and before the exam, you can focus more on the third subject as you would already be thorough with the other two. You can tweak this according to the number of subjects you've opted for.

I guess that's all. Also, remember to have a few binge watching nights because a little Brooklyn99 never hurt nobody hehe.

[cnuadventures]

7.29.19

CNU from afar.

[crybabystudy]

Hello people of the internet! I'm joy and I have been running this blog for almost 2 years now and I'm introducing myself again I disappeared for a few months and there were many reasons and some reasons being I was too invested in virtual world that it affected my academic and personal life, I made horrible mistakes here, I lost interest in studying etc. But I'm back now, so I thought I might introduce myself again. I'm 15 years old and in grade 9, next month hopefully in grade 10

My interests

Reading

Calligraphy

Music

Spreading positivity

Hosting, anchoring etc

My Classes

English

Hindi

Maths

Biology

Chemistry

Physics

Computer applications

Sports for leisure

Psychology

Human geography

Blogs which inspire me @hayley-studies @hastily-written @morganastudy @birdkostudies @universi-tea @thestudyfeels @gaystudies @i-actually-study-a-lot @einstetic @studyquill more

[studywithkt]

☀️ rise and grind ☀️

[sumastudies]

06.03.2019 - 9:27PM

just done some biostat studying, preparing for midterms (which are coming wayyy too soon imo)

it's been a while since i felt remotely motivated to do something, so i finally got back on my bullshit this afternoon and put together a few spreads in my bujo and started mapping out what i have to do in time for exams.

planning on getting back into journalling properly soon, too; soon as i find some actually substantial prompts to journal about (suggestions are welcome friends.)

also hoping to reintroduce myself (and my blog) to the studyblr community bc i might as well be starting all over again, considering how long i've been away and inactive, and i hope to start posting more of my own content (and learn how to edit on the way bc im horrible at it)

currently listening: 2002 - Anne Marie

[chemical-studies]

Now that mocks are over I can take some time to make my notes look readable! It’s also a more productive way to take my mind off the results of those mocks (ノ´ロ`)ノ

[pythonstudies]

hi guys tumblr still exists I know

[popcornstudyblr]

Some notes on hyperbolic functions📝 I don’t normally make notes for maths but this chapter has a lot of content so I thought I might try it!

[yeolumstudies]

11 . 28 . 20

It’s been a few years since my last upload so I thought I should change that especially now that I’ve gotten a new iphone! Here is a page from my family law notes

[melaniestudiesastronomy]

✨03.29.20✨

Enjoying the nice weather with some Starbucks coffee and bubbles ☕️

[etudaire]

Can you hear my cries of help yet? Because organic chemistry is killing me I'll lose my mind any second now 😂

shoutout to @untilicomehome for bearing with my whining

SOTD - London Boy, Taylor Swift

[vanandlife]

10.04.19| first post after the longest hiatus ever!

I would be posting my first masterpost too this week, so stick around for that <3

Please open for better quality, Tumblr absolutely ruined my picture :(

[cnuadventures]

5.6.19

Forbes, McMurran and the Great Lawn