#StudyInspo

[studying0bl1n]

I've been having some really tough days aka depression, so today I decided to leave the house and go to the Cultural Center in my city to study at my favorite library. Going out really helped, I studied a little about W. Wundt and worked on my Commonplace Book of Psychological Processes, reading about the formation of identity through psychoanalysis. Afterwards I read a little of Erik Erikson's book, but my phone was dead so I didn't record this process :( sorry

[the---hermit]

01|05|2025

I genuinely have no idea how we are in May, my brain is still in February, what even is time and most importantly why is time. Every month that goes by my perception of time gets more fucked. Anyway today I thankfully had no classes or other reasons of going out, which means I managed to get a bit more sleep (which I really needed). Going out has been so draining lately and after three days of commuting and lectures and loud city noises I needed time at home. I did study a bit, by continuing reading the book on Magellan I have to study for my exam. This book is so well written I actually just want to read it and not stop to write notes? As I mentioned yesterday I don't really know how to take notes for this since there's so much informations, and I don't have a clear idea on how the professor plans to discuss this in the exam. I might stop at the end of chapters to write down some notes, instead of doing that every subchapter. That way I can enjoy the reading, while also writing stuff down as the informations are fresh in my mind, which is always the best for me. I am for sure going to read other books by this author in my free time tho, because I am really loving his writing.

Today's tasks:

Finished reading and underlining the first chapter of the book

Agreed to go on a walk with my family and regretted right away bc of the heat and my general lack of energies but I did it so it goes in the accomplishments of the day

Duolingo

[ballofstudies]

it’s been a while! i passed my exam and took a break to be with friends and play with my lil planner ( ^ω^ )

now it’s time to get back on track for the june exam session!!

[nanthegirl]

30.04.2025

• I spent a stupid amount of time logging almost all the books I’ve read on Storygraph.

• I was meant to design a habit tracker for May and I didn’t do it.

• I attended a jam session that was hosted near campus. Honestly I only went cause I thought this guy I always say hi to in the hallway would be there. He wasn’t. But it was so much fun. Everyone was super nice and insisted I bring my viola next time. I played the guitar for two songs and I didn’t even know what I was doing lol. I would love to be friends with everybody there T_T

• Viola lesson on Friday and I haven’t practiced in two weeks. Will lock in tomorrow. And every day after that cause we have group practice next week💀.

• I ran on an hour of sleep for the whole day. Then a 15min nap somewhere in between. Regret.

• End of the month!!!!!

[study-diaries]

How To Study Anything At 10x Speed

This is not a bs guide, these are some tips that have actually worked for me and they can work for you too. The thing is, it's fairly really easy. I have sometimes managed to prepare for a test before 15 mins by just reading through it. It's fascinating if you break it down.

Mindset Change

A mind set change is everything. If you think it is easy. The topic will be more bearable. If you think it's tough, it's going to be more tough. So, first thing is first. Be open. You are not dumb, you can easily understand everything if you just remove the concept of "It is too hard or boring"

I once heard that the subject isn't boring, you are bored. So, change your thought process. Start with, "I can handle this"

Break It Down

Not your chapter. I mean the topic itself. Line by line if you have to. I did this exact thing for accounts whenever i had to do ratios. It was a pain. An unwanted pain. I couldn't understand anything. But i sat down one day and read every single line of the textbook for that topic. I made what i call "Line Visuals". This is simple.

You read a paragraph => You don't understand anything.

Read every line => Draw it

Understand the key terms used there

And then draw a single visual representation for that entire topic.

I'll guarantee you, you will understand it. Review it once a day for a week and then once a week.

Story Method

People remember stories more than normal facts or random pieces of data. Stories allow you to link different facts together and make it easier for you to process.

The easiest way to do this is using "FTF" (First, Then, Finally).

First, the main character (you or anyone else you imagine) will start on a journey. That's scene one. You will need to associate some points to this scene. This will mostly include the overall concept. Basic understanding.

Then, the main character will face a problem. This will include all the major questions revolving around the topic.

Finally, the main character will find the answers. Let's break it down more.

What i love about this is that it can be used for sudden test/ pop quizzes because all you need to do is just remember the story.

If you want to read more about it, check out: How To Study Using The "Story Method"

Use Mnemonics

Learn with this. It helps you to remember easily. Make catchy phrases to remember points/facts. These are like the building blocks of studying anything. Stick small notes to your books writing the phrases beside the topic so the next time you want to revise it, it's easy.

Connect Similar Topic

Connect all your related subjects. Everything in school is somehow connected. I usually used to connect economics and business studies concepts. Sometimes even computers so... Connect them.

Active Recall

Active recall is like the number one tip i'd recommend. It's easy and most of you probably do it already. You just have to keep revising and testing yourself at the materials periodically. It's easy and effective.

Teach What You Learn

You learn the most when you teach. I had taken my friends for this. Study and teach it to them. This helps because you have to have a clear understanding of the material first rather to teach them and you may end up with some important feedback. Your friends might ask a specific question you didn't know the answer to and now all of you are trying to perfect yourself with the material.

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Additional Tips:

Tips for understanding complex topics

How To Self Study

Tips To Study Concept-Oriented Subjects

How To Study For Longer Hours

How To Study Multiple Subjects

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I hope it helps! :)

By the way, all of these tips are from my previous posts. But honestly this is what i do to actually study faster. It actually works for me and i hope it works for you too :)

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[silverstarsecrets]

With my bday being at the start of dead week, I haven’t studied quite as much, or taken pictures

Heading into finals, wish me luck!

[i-wanna-study]

Fruits and English grammar

[magpiecollectingknowledge]

Lots of editing stuff this week - dissertation and an essay for my history transition course!

Have a good week all

[wedarkacademia]

[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.

[4theitgirls]

youtube channels to motivate you this semester

♡ abao in tokyo - study with me’s & playlists

♡ advika singh - study & productivity vlogs

♡ allie c. - medical school vlogs

♡ carrot td - study with me’s

♡ celine - study with me’s

♡ deaana - medical school, study with me’s, stationary, etc.

♡ dear mimi - study vlogs

♡ dia - medical student vlogs

♡ dr. rachel southard, do - medical school & residency vlogs & talks

♡ emily feng - medical school vlogs

♡ emilystudying - dental school & study vlogs

♡ emma grace - nursing school vlogs

♡ emmalilyn - study with me’s

♡ ginny - study vlogs

♡ hyobin - medical student vlogs

♡ leighton sanders - nursing vlogs

♡ lucky penny - study with me’s

♡ lunardazes. - uni study vlogs

♡ madi’s nursing journey - nursing school & nursing vlogs

♡ mango oatmilk - study with me’s

♡ maria silva - study & hospital interning vlogs

♡ merve - study with me’s

♡ mishujo - study & productive vlogs

♡ nada - study & productivity vlogs

♡ ray hon - study with me’s

♡ sab yang - medical school & study vlogs

♡ sean study - study with me’s

♡ sierra lyn - nursing vlogs

♡ studymd - study with me’s

♡ study to success - stationary, study with me’s, study hacks, etc.

♡ tani study - study with me’s

♡ yours truly, chloe - study vlogs

♡ yulma - study with me’s

[islas-autumn]

I will succeed. Not instantly. But definitely.

[discoursets]

[girlwithrituals]

30 THOUGHT-PROVOKING QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU BECOME MORE SELF-AWARE

❦ how much self-control do i have with things that i know are bad for me, but tend to indulge in?

❦ how do i respond to someone who is different from me or whose ideals and beliefs i don't agree with or understand?

❦ how do i deal with being misperceived or misunderstood?

❦ how do i respond when someone judges me, makes fun of me, or calls me names?

❦ how do i deal with other people's mistakes and unpleasant behavior?

❦ how do i deal with people who have hurt me in the past?

❦ how do i spend my free time?

❦ how do i deal with negative people?

❦ how do i deal with stressful situations? do i tend to worry a lot? what else do i do?

❦ how do i deal with inconvenient life situations?

❦ how do i respond to situations that i have no control over?

❦ how do i deal with negativity in my environment?

❦ how do i deal with challenges in my life?

❦ how do i respond to situations that force me to get out of my comfort zone?

❦ how motivated am i to change my life for the better?

❦ how much do i follow through on what i preach and talk about?

❦ how do i deal with uncertainty, the unknown or a future event that i have no control over?

❦ how do i respond to obstacles, hardships, and "bad" things that happen in my life?

❦ how do i respond when i don't get what i want?

❦ how fulfilling is my everyday life?

❦ how do i respond to new ideas and new ways of thinking?

❦ how do i respond to bad or inconvenient news?

❦ how do i deal with the violence, hate, and suffering in the world?

❦ how do i recharge, rejuvenate, and replenish my energy?

❦ how much do i prioritize spending time and energy on myself and on my passions?

❦ how do i deal with change? new job, new house, new lifestyle, new people, new rules, new technology...do i tend to avoid it, welcome it, fear it, like it, complain about it, stress out about it, worry about it?

❦ how do i deal with emotional pain?

❦ how do i respond when plans change or plans get cancelled without my say so?

❦ how do i respond when i make a mistake or when i fail at something?

❦  how do i deal with rejection?

[juliaxyn]

Study hard, do good, and a good life will follow ₊˚⊹♡

[i-wanna-study]

Enough with my depressing thoughts. I decided to make myself a five-ingredient sandwich, and now I'm going to study English. (Maybe studying will distract me from all the pessimistic thoughts and loneliness.)