#TERM PAPER

[slutforpatroclus]

The bond between college students and their favorite corner of the library can be so personal sometimes

[inbetweencoffees]

finished my term paper📑

I did it!! 4623 words, 13 pages in total and 2 Saturday nights spent actually writing the thing. I’m pretty happy with the results and hope my teachers thinks so too.

Gotta talk about the fails of it though- I forgot all human needs and was starving afterwards…had Burek as a midnight snack :) then I wanted to print out my term paper but guess what: my printer died on page 3/13. mid sentence. great. it keeps trying to start printing but then it crashes and tries again and so on…I’ll try to fix it tomorrow morning, for now I sent my teacher a pdf so I at least have it handed in that way.

[liesmultixxx]

hey everyone!

i’m alive and done with the internship and finished my last paper for Uni today:)

how have y’all been?

[musictheoryaugmented]

“It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.”

[keawi]

cracking open a cold one while I crack open a book on the hydrothermal vents

[aishi03]

° 2/100 days of productivity -- May, 31st.

Trying to finish my term papers before the deadline but failing at it miserably.

The weather is so satiating today and will probably try my best to finish my work asap !!

Made a good breakfast, looking forward to having a productive day all over.

Will be finishing my graduation soon and all these thoughts just cluster my head with so much confusion.

✌️🕊️

TMI --- @ishi

[ketsuarting]

I am going to write a term paper Abt this image and how it relates to Orientalism in modern media.

[eyeless-jeff666]

1.0 on my Harry Potter term paper! Lets go!!

[ivycopper]

Ok, so that linguistics paper I'm writing on? Deadline is on Monday, the 22nd. It's at 10 pages, and it has to be 15. I've already outlined 2 additional pages that I just need to type out tomorrow. So that's 12/15 pages 3 days before handing it in... My research partner and I should be able to come up with another 3 pages in 2 days, right? Right??

[thesoupsoupsoup]

I hate it when word counts limit my genius.

Like what do you mean I have to cut 100 words from my perfectly thought through essay? Which one of my brilliant arguments do you expect me to delete, huh? Which one of my outstanding, magnificent phrases do you want me to shorten and simplify? Which one of my ingenious thoughts do you want to suppress?

[steffen-dilfrael]

Guys help needed ❤🥺

I'm writing my final paper on gender identity and it would be the biggest help if you could make a gender mosaic for me and just dm me a screenshot of it (US sample <3)

Basically it's a pattern of typical male and female attributes to show that brains don't know gender. Mine for example is mostly neutral with shades of blue and pink! It's a study by Daphna Joel who studied on that subject over decades

It's a trans friendly questionnaire another what you like and don't like. Takes five minutes. The questions are partially stereotypical but it would be the biggest help to have a lot of mosaics <333 thank you!!

(If you want, when you send me the mosic add on which continent, better country you were raised and if you were raised as a boy, girl or gender neutral)

Reblog would be lovely! Thank you!!!!

This is mine by the way :) i was raised as a girl in Germany but identity as a nonbinary demi guy!

[craftytimetravelbouquet]

Unleash Your Learning Potential: The Feynman Technique 🚀

Student life often comes with the challenge of grappling with complex concepts and information. The Feynman Technique, named after the Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman, is a simple yet powerful method to master any subject, especially the trickiest ones. What is the Feynman Technique? The Feynman Technique comprises four straightforward steps:

Select a Concept: Pick the concept, topic, or subject you wish to master or study. It could be a tough textbook chapter, a complex theory, or a brand-new idea.

Teach It Simply: Imagine you're explaining the chosen concept to someone else—whether a friend, a family member, or an imaginary student. Use everyday language and real-life examples to make it as clear as possible.

Identify Gaps: While you explain the concept, you might stumble upon gaps in your knowledge or areas where you struggle to simplify it. These gaps highlight where you need to focus your learning efforts.

Review and Simplify: Return to your study materials (like textbooks, lecture notes, or online resources) to fill in those knowledge gaps and deepen your understanding. Keep breaking down complex ideas into simpler terms until you can explain the concept effortlessly. Why Does It Work? The Feynman Technique capitalizes on various effective learning principles:

Simplified Understanding: Teaching a complex topic in simple terms forces you to dissect it into its fundamental components. This clarifies your own understanding and ensures you grasp the concept at its core.

Identifying Gaps: When you struggle to explain a concept, it shines a light on areas of uncertainty or incomplete knowledge. This self-assessment guides your further study.

Active Engagement: Actively teaching and explaining a concept engages your brain far more effectively than passive reading or note-taking.

Repetition: Revisiting the concept multiple times during explanation and review phases reinforces your memory and understanding.

Effective Communication: Developing the ability to convey complex ideas in simple terms is a valuable skill that can enhance your academic and professional success.

How to Apply the Feynman Technique: Let's break down how to put the Feynman Technique into practice:

Select Your Topic: Choose a concept, theory, or subject that you find challenging or want to master.

Explain It to a Friend: Imagine you're teaching this topic to a friend with no prior knowledge of the subject. Use everyday language and real-world examples to make it accessible.

Identify Your Knowledge Gaps: As you explain, pay attention to areas where you struggle to simplify or clarify. These are your knowledge gaps.

Review Your Materials: Return to your study materials (textbooks, lecture notes, online resources) to fill in the gaps and deepen your understanding.

Repeat as Needed: Keep going until you can effortlessly teach the concept to your imaginary friend, using simple language and clear examples.

Test Yourself: To cement your understanding, test yourself by explaining the concept without looking at your notes or study materials.

[inbetweencoffees]

Started working on my term paper ✦

Topic: The effects of competitive sport on mental health using the example of Robert Enke

[fur-paradises]

[juliarobertsisswedish]

4k words written in my Murdle WIP but still no words written for my final term paper… God heard me say “I need to write” but gifted me motivation on the wrong thing