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‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’ Behind the Scenes

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Me everyday

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School starts Monday,Don’t Forget why you started,it will be worth it in the End!!Stay Positive

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my Romeo and Juliet characters’ appearances chart is done!

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How To Take Lecture Notes

The professors sometimes ask for students to print out lecture slides or take notes before class, so here are some ideas on what to do before, during, and after the lecture. Of course, these don’t have to be followed exactly as written, so you can use what works best for you. :)

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Reblog if you are a Studyblr/orginisation/stationery blog!

Hi! ~ I’m a new studyblr and I’m looking for similar blogs to follow. So if your tumblr is a studyblr/organisation/stationery blog then reblog this post & follow me so I can follow you! :)

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24.06.2015 Memorizando materia y muriendo de frio pero hay que seguir!// memorizing and freezing but i need to keep going! ❤👍

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17.08.2015. Viva la diversidad de destacadores! Estudiando comercial con mis destacadores se hace mas fácil y bonito. Éxito con sus estudios 💟👏👍📖✒

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Hola!! Aqui otro studyblr de habla hispana (bilingüe en realidad) <3

Busco studyblrs en español!!

Me he dado cuenta que no hay muchos studyblrs en español, y sin embargo es una comunidad que tiene mucho público hispanohablante. Por eso, quiero hacer una búsqueda de studyblrs en español para hacer un link en mi blog (y para seguirlos).

Si publicas contenido en español en tu studyblr, escríbeme un mensaje con el link de tu blog! (También escríbeme si publicas en inglés, pero puedes responder preguntas en español)

If you don’t speak Spanish, reblog this, you would help Spanish-speaking studyblrs to get together

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MI SISTEMA DE ESTUDIO. Hola! Estoy subiendo todos los post que he subido ya, pero ahora en español. No he visto mucho contenido de “studyblrs” en español así que me parece una buena forma de integrar a Latinoamérica a esta comunidad :) Este es el sistema que uso para estudiar. Espero que les sirva para crear su propio sistema, o para usar este directamente.

- puedes encontrar técnicas de estudio aquí y aquí

- otros post en español aquí 

- you can find this post in english here

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A guide to the Cornell Note-taking System

(As per anon’s request)

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Have a good desk. Find a desk or table with a top that rests somewhere between your waist and ribcage when you sit at it, so that your elbows can rest easily upon it without having to hunch your shoulders forward. You also want to be able to rest your feet flat on the ground. Use a comfortable chair that fits the height of the desk / table. You may want to skip the fancier desk chairs that rotate, roll, recline, lift, etc., if these will only become distractions. If you are using a computer, you want enough space to place it about 1 ½ to 2 ½ feet away from you.

Kill distractions. Your phone, and TV are not your friends when it comes to studying. Don’t rely on willpower: put obstacles between yourself and the distractions.

Turn your phone off - or at least put it on silent and leave it across the room, where you can’t fiddle with it.

Use browser extensions like LeechBlock and Nanny to block distracting websites. Here’s a more extensive list of blocking extensions and apps (for phones, and laptops). Setting yourself regular breaks can help you avoid temptation during work time because you can use the time to check your phone.

Tidy up. Clearing away the clutter from your study space should help clear your mind, allowing you to focus on the job at hand. You’ll also avoid losing important notes in piles of disorganized paperwork.

Light it up. Ensure there’s good lighting in your study space. If it’s too dark to read, you won’t get very far. During the day, working by the window or even outside can give you the best light to work by. Remember that lamps can be bought for just a few pounds if you don’t want to use your light.

Get settled… A comfortable chair will keep you working more effectively than an uncomfortable one. Avoid sofas, and your bed; those areas should be for relaxing alone or you might find it difficult to drift off at night.

…or get moving. Study doesn’t have to be still. If you are the sort of person who doesn’t like to sit still all the time, get on your feet and pace around while repeating what you’re studying aloud. I enjoy walking around my room, catching a ball while reciting facts, or talking through a theory.

Find the right background noise. A little bit of background noise can block out distractions and help you concentrate - but the wrong kind can be a distraction in itself. Instrumental music is generally considered the best choice, as lyrics tend to be more distracting. Alternatively, there are lots of websites and apps that play rain noises, cafe sounds or white noise. There’s a list of music options and links here.

Be equipped. Make sure that you have all the books, resources and equipment needed to get the job done when you start - that way, you won’t be constantly stopping and starting to go and fetch things. Try to keep everything that you need within reach of your desk (e.g. a nearby drawer, pencil pots, boxes).

Consider a clock. This depends on the type of person you are. Will a clock motivate you to keep studying for an hour more, or remind you that your favourite show is on in only 15 minutes.

Try using a clock to set time-related study goals. You can also use the clock or timer feature on your phone or a watch to help you do this.

You could also try out a timer for even more precise time-keeping, especially if you are preparing for a timed exam.

If the tick-tock of a clock bothers you, go digital, or get a sand timer.

Shut out the outside world. The outside world is a dangerous place, full of noises and people coming to distract you. Shut the door to build yourself a private study cocoon. If anyone needs you, they can knock. If your family are distracting you, explain how important your studying is and ask that they respect that you need privacy.

Get the temperature right. Try to get the temperature right in your study space. If it’s too hot or cold, you may not be at your most productive. It’s hard to write neatly when you’re shivering.

Decorate to motivate. Adorning your study space with posters, signs, and photos that are important to you may help give you that boost to keep going. Just make sure they don’t become distractions.

Figure out what kind of motivation works for you. A picture of your family or a beloved pet? A poster of the car you hope to get after you pass these exams and graduate? Copies of your earlier exams in chemistry with poor scores that you are determined to improve upon? Determine whether you need more of a “push” or a “pull” to keep you motivated.

If you want decoration inspiration, check out my study space tag.

Don’t go overboard. Remember that the purpose of a study space is to help you study more effectively. If you spend too long trying to set up your space just so and end up significantly reducing your actual study time, you will be doing yourself a disservice. A study space meant to limit distractions can become a distraction itself.

Sources: 1 & 2 

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💕Presentación. / / Presentation.💕

¡Hola! Yo soy Clara, o Ichi, soy una estudiante de psicología de 3er semestre.

Me intereso crear un “studyblr” para poder tener la isnpiración para estudiar y como ordenar mis notas y demás en un solo lugar ya que en mi tumblr personal sigo a demasiada gente con muchos temas.

Soy bilingüe y estoy intentando aprender Francés y Japonés, por lo que este blog tendra cosas tanto en ingles como en español y algunos posts sobre Francés y Japonés.

Los tags que manejare dependerán del Idioma y tipo de post que sea.

Bienvenidos y espero encontrar mas studyblrs hispanos.💕

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Hello! My name is Clara or Ichi, I’m a 3rd semester psychology student.

I was interested on creating a “studyblr” to have all my inspiration to study in the same place, because my personal tumblr is soo messy with all the stuff I follow (It’s like 7 years old, I follow a lot of people).

I’m bilingual and I’m tring to learn French and Japanesse, so this blog will have posts in Englis and Spanish, and some posts on French or Japanese and how to learn more languajes.

I will manage my self in different tags depending on the languaje and kind of post it is

Wellcome!! I hope no meet this great comunity.💕

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hey y’all! hope you’ve all been well!! 

there are so many of you now, holy cow. hello hello and welcome! i sincerely apologize for my lack of personal posts lately – this summer has been a bit of a doozy for me, to be entirely honest. motivation and inspiration has been scarce, but i’ve been spending a lot of time with my bullet journal lately, which truly has been helping heaps. this is a collection of more recent pages! i’ve gotten a better handle on how i put this thing together; looking at my first couple pages is a little cringe-inducing. the photo on the bottom is my most recent spread, which is why only the left side is full. 

i’ll probably go ahead and post that bullet journal system post tonight – it’s not much of a system, but i know y’all have been all over me about posting it, so it’s finally en route! 

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No summer for IB students :( only a month of break left, starting to worry if I can finish all of these work by the end…

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10 cosas que le pasan al estudiante de psicología.

Estudiar psicología implica un verdadero esfuerzo, no sólo por las tareas, ensayos y exámenes, sino porque uno no está exento de identificarse con lo que estudia. Por eso hoy les presentamos diez cosas que le pasan a la mayoría de los estudiantes de psicología, especialmente al principio de la carrera.

1. Haces una pregunta “casual” en la clase, intentando ocultar que preguntas por ti mismo o  (en el mejor de los casos) por un conocido cercano. 

Esas preguntas siempre tienen la misma estructura: “¿Y por ejemplo, si una persona …..?”. En realidad todos saben que “una persona” eres tú, pero nadie dice nada porque ellos también lo han hecho. 

2. Autoaplicarte las pruebas psicométricas para ver qué tan inteligente eres o que “patología” tienes. 

Que además casi siempre salen con resultado inválido porque ya conoces las respuestas, pero igual lo intentas.

3. Identificarte con cada una de las patologías que ves en clase.

Entrar en pánico cuando estudias psicosis.

4. Piensas que debes ir a terapia, pero lo dejas para después, y para después y para después.

Y para después, y para después y para después…

 5. Diagnosticar como obsesivo, histérico, psicótico o perverso a cada uno de tus compañeros.

El coqueto se convierte en “histérico”, el perfeccionista en “obsesivo”, el raro en “psicótico” y el que te cae mal en “perverso”.

6. Te das cuenta de que en medio año leíste más que en toda la secundaria.

Lo notas al final del cuatrimestre, cuando intentas ordenar la montaña de libros, fotocopias y apuntes que ya no caben en ningún lugar.

7. Intentas explicar todos tus problemas de pareja y familia con las teorías que aprendes. 

Después le reclamas a tu pareja por ser un “narcisista, incapaz de establecer relaciones de objeto medianamente sanas” y culpas a tu madre por no satisfacer tus necesidades orales de la primera infancia. 

8. Cualquier texto de Lacan parece escrito en otro idioma.

 Y sólo por lo que te han contado, porque no te atreves a tocar uno de sus libros.  

9. Si tienes preferencia por las chicas, te emocionas al notar que el 80% de tu clase son mujeres. Si te gustan los varones te decepciona que sólo el 20% de tus compañeros sean hombres; si eres mujer  heterosexual te decepcionas aún más porque de ese 20% la mitad son homosexuales. 

Al pasar unos meses la emoción o decepción disminuye y la mayoría asume que probablemente no encontrará al amor de tu vida entre tus compañeros de carrera.  

10. Comienzas a ver formas fálicas en todas partes. 

La publicidad deja de ser lo mismo de antes, tus amigos que no estudian psicología te critican por eso.