#weekly student planner

[carnetist]

Hey peeps!

We know that planning can get quite hectic. Let’s go back to simplicity.

Keep everything on one page. Keep track of what’s worth remembering with this simple weekly plan. We are so excited for you to experience the simple weekly plan on digital platforms or as printables. Monday and Sunday starts are available to you in more than three colors.

Without further ado,

CLICK HERE TO ACCESS YOUR FREE SIMPLE WEEKLY PLAN SHEETS

Enjoy!

Carnetist

[chiimi-png]

Started setting up for my new semester. wanted to start with my planner, I'll still be using my filofax but with blank paper for more customised pages

[starryaspirant]

If you are seeing this, make your weekly schedule.

It’s your sign.

It really works, only if you look at it everyday :D

Let’s do it guys, let’s complete our goals!

[popchyk-oui]

last week of july ☁️

made a tracker a la petite gloom for a more streamlined version of tracking things

[studywithavalon]

Authentic, real time journaling and studying // food, coffee, mess and forensic psych papers to read

[parklandcryptid-studies]

23 July 2023

After a long break I'm finally back! I'm studying Italian part-time, but still on break from my education bachelor until next year.

I set up my July spread a hot minute ago but I'm finally posting. All these animal stickers came from @dogfruit01!

The quote is from my current read She Is a Haunting which I'm almost finished now and loving btw.

Please ignore my hands it's the middle of winter and I have raynauds so they pretty much always look that colour atm.

[maliha-lili]

Digital planner

Hey guys! So college is difficult and I need to start making money. I've opened an etsy digital planners so please check it out. I sell meal planers, study planners, daily planners, outfit planners, etc.

Please reblog and share this with friends and family too. My next customer might be someone you know :)

Here's the link to this planner.

[papermoodstudio]

                                                      Rhythm

                                          Daily weekly planner

Papermood weekly planner is based on plant photography by German photographer Karl Blossfeld. In his photos, the leaves and branches have no fragrance or color, and the artistic sense of local modeling of plants is amplified by black, white and gray.

He once said: "My flowers should be useful for people to restore and repair their relationship with nature. They should reawaken the meaning of nature and reveal their rich forms, reminding those who look at them that they owe it to themselves to bend down and observe the botanical world around them.

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[clodettedesigns]

Personal Planner, academic planner, notetaking paper, digital  by ClodetteDesigns

My original postt here

[university-roadkill]

Weekly Set-Up

Since, I am still on break I decided to get ahead on setting up some weekly spreads for the month of January! Super NOT excited to go back but I am looking forward to a sense of routine.

**Planner is from Mossery in the Bubble Wishes theme**

[everydaymusecreation]

My new boho-themed printable weekly planner!

Plan your week, organize your life, and be successful!

Check out this cute aesthetic notepad at an affordable price. Follow the attached link to start your journey of productivity!

[muyscacolors]

LOVE the idea of spring academia. And seasonal academia. How cool could be a seasonal themed agenda o loose paper... Anyways. Great week m' friends

is spring academia a thing? everything's been blooming lately ✿ i think i'm slowly getting used to the workload this semester but it's still a lot so i try to fit in breaks whenever possible :')

[winthedayplanner]

Academic Planner Pages Student - Win the Day Planner

What should be included in an academic planner?

An academic planner should encompass various elements to help you stay organized and on track with your studies. Here's a list of items you might consider including:

Semester Overview:

Academic calendar with important dates (start/end of semester, holidays, exams, etc.)

Class schedule including timings, locations, and professors' names

Assignment Tracker:

Sections for each course with assignment due dates, project deadlines, and details

Exam Schedule:

A section specifically dedicated to exam dates, times, and subjects

Study Planner:

Time slots or sections for planning study sessions, including allocated time for each subject

Goal Setting:

Space to set academic goals for the semester or year

Task List/To-Do Section:

A general area for non-course-specific tasks (such as errands, personal tasks, etc.)

Notes and Extra Pages:

Blank pages for jotting down important information, lecture notes, or other relevant details

Personal Commitments:

A section for personal commitments to ensure a balanced approach to studies, work, and personal life

Contact Information:

Space for important contact information like professors’ emails, classmates’ contacts, tutoring services, etc.

Habit Tracker:

A section to monitor habits related to studying, like daily reading, exercise, or maintaining a study routine

Financial Planning:

If relevant, a section for budgeting, scholarship/grant deadlines, and financial aid information

Resource Section:

Useful resources like academic support services, library hours, online study tools/websites, etc.

Remember, an academic planner should be personalized to fit your specific needs and preferences. You might want to use digital tools or apps for some of these sections or go for a traditional paper planner based on what works best for you. Regularly updating and reviewing your planner will ensure it remains effective throughout the academic year.

[enchanteddigitalshop]

Late night study sessions be like:

Pov: learning binary trees.

[popchyk-oui]

February / week of 11-17

• Didn't really fill it all up because I was very tired and fatigued the whole week. I was also stressing out towards the end of the week because I need to pack for a 4-day work trip.

• One of my stressors was the fact that my commonplace journal has been out of stock for the last two months lmao and I was afraid that it might be phased out already so I messaged the company last week and they said that it's just really out of stock. I don't know but that still stressed me out so I stopped myself from commonplacing for like the longest time and did my research instead in the hopes to find a new book to work with. Unfortunately that made me a lot more stressed because I can't find any good replacement - my current one is just perfect for all my needs. Then this morning, I awoke to a notification from the company's official shop saying that it has restocked! So I ordered two and am actually pondering if I should order one more or is that too overkill 😅

[glowettee]

✧ preparing for next semester series (1/12): creating your semester sanctuary ✧

hi loves! 🌸 mindy here~ as we're getting closer to a fresh semester, i wanted to create a little series to help you prepare in the gentlest way possible. let's try to make this semester feel like a warm hug rather than a cold splash of stress! this series is for both high schoolers and college students, so don't worry! <3

first up, let's talk about creating your perfect study space - your semester sanctuary. this is where all the magic will happen, so we want it to feel just right.

essential elements for your study sanctuary:

a clean, clear desk or table

good lighting (natural light is best, but a soft lamp works too!)

comfortable seating that supports good posture

basic supplies within arm's reach

minimal distractions

sweet touches to add:

a tiny plant friend

fairy lights for cozy vibes

your favorite scented candle

a pretty planner or notebook

soft background playlist

organization tips:

use clear containers for supplies

keep frequently used items closest

create a charging station for devices

have a designated spot for your bag

use pretty folders for different subjects

maintaining the peace:

clean your space daily (just 5 mins!)

wipe down surfaces weekly

reorganize monthly

refresh decorations seasonally

keep snacks and water nearby

note: your study space should feel like a gentle invitation to learn, not a stark office cubicle. make it a place where you actually want to spend time!

pro tip: take a before picture of your space now, then an after picture when you've created your sanctuary. seeing the transformation is so rewarding!

with love and gentle whispers, mindy x

p.s. share your study space pictures with me! i'd love to see your cozy corners. 🤍

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