#students notes

[mindfulstudyquest]

gentle reminder you can rise up from everything. you can recreate yourself. nothing is permanent. you are not stuck. you have choices. you can think new thoughts. you can learn something new. you can create new habits. all that matters is that you decide today and never look back.

[juliaxyn]

Even when you're tired, remember why you started.

[sheepame]

Hello there! I've been using this platform for awhile now and finally had the courage to finally post something lol

I just finished my high school era and decided to try and earn some income but unfortunately not able to find a job for a certain reason and I don't want to be dependent on my parents too much so I decided to make notes, slides, poster and even essays for students!

I'll greatly appreciate it if you can check out my notes that I posted on Studypool and help me to share it with anyone who attended high school but be aware that some of my notes are in my native language which is Malay but I also posted some English

One more thing, I've just recently discovered Studypool so if you have any tips or advice don't hesitate to reach out to me!

Don't feel obligated to donate but the funds will be super helpful and I'll appreciate it <3

[agoddamnrayofsunshine]

Aftg being set in university is objectively hilarious can you IMAGINE being in a group project with Andrew fucking Minyard

[islas-autumn]

I will succeed. Not instantly. But definitely.

[study-diaries]

I will succeed. Not immediately. But definitely.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Vibes based grading system.

(for @epistemologys, who wanted some post-canon, teacher WWX)

[coco6420]

PLEASEEEE you cannot convince me that Poseidon going "in all my years of living, it isn't very often that i get pissed off" isnt the same thing as your elementary teacher going "in my 20 years of teaching, i have never had a less well behaved class".

[vanessas-bookereport]

one thing that so many students forget is that, a win is a win. if you planned on doing english homework but instead you finished your history essay, celebrate that, don’t be upset that you didn’t sick to your plan, at least you got SOMETHING DONE. a win is a fucking win and don’t let anyone tell you different.

[mi-studies]

[research life]

Recent study sessions; after a month long cold, I am finally getting better + regaining my energy🪴🥹🤍✨

[mindfulstudyquest]

it gets easier. everyday, it gets a little easier, but you gotta do it everyday. that's the hard part. but i promise it gets easier.

[juliaxyn]

surviving on caffeine and novels. ...

[study-sphere]

IF YOU GET TIRED, LEARN TO REST NOT TO QUIT

- Banksy

[b0-nowhere]

Hey there internet people☹️

Long time no...public service announcement.

Trying to cover all my bases cause I need people to be aware of what's happening cause none of us read our emails.

They fired all staff out of nowhere and sent everyone home.

Nobody knew this was happening.

(Ps, this is for all ai campuses)

Legit only had 3 months left before I were done.

Pls pls pls get ahold of anyone you know who is attending or just graduated!

[nenelonomh]

eat the frog (time management)

"eat the frog" is a popular time management technique that comes from a quote attributed to mark twain: "eat a live frog first thing in the morning, and nothing worse will happen to you the rest of the day." in the context of productivity, the "frog" represents your most challenging or important task of the day—the one you're most likely to procrastinate on.

how to implement the "eat the frog" technique:

identify your frog: at the start of each day, determine the most crucial task you need to accomplish. this should be something that has a significant impact on your goals but may not be the most enjoyable or easy task.

tackle it first: instead of putting it off, focus on completing this task before anything else. by tackling it first, you can get it out of the way and prevent procrastination.

break it down: if the task seems overwhelming, break it into smaller, manageable steps. this makes it less daunting and allows you to make steady progress.

avoid distractions: minimize distractions while you're working on your "frog." turn off notifications, close unnecessary tabs, and create a focused work environment.

reward yourself: once you've completed the task, reward yourself with a break or something enjoyable. this positive reinforcement can help build a habit of tackling challenging tasks first.

why it's effective:

reduces procrastination: by tackling the hardest task first, you eliminate the temptation to procrastinate and delay important work.

boosts productivity: completing a significant task early in the day can give you a sense of accomplishment and momentum to tackle the rest of your to-do list.

improves focus: knowing that you have to address the most important task first can sharpen your focus and attention.

stress reduction: getting the most daunting task out of the way can reduce stress and mental burden, making the rest of the day feel more manageable.

remember, the key is to prioritize your most important tasks and tackle them head-on. if you have any specific tasks in mind or need help with prioritizing, feel free to share!

i hope this post is helpful! ❤️nene

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[caramelcuppaccino]

this week has been actually exhausting for me, i have been sick for a couple of days and i had a very packed work schedule along with lots of things i needed to study for but somehow i survived the hectic days and can finally take a long rest.