#homework motivation

[raccoonfallsharder]

hii!!! i ADORE reading your take what you need series, i dont think you realize how much it helps me genuinely! <33 if youre short on ideas, i think a hw motivation one would be lovely. ty 🤍🤍

♡♡♡ sweet little lightning bug. i am so grateful to hear that these have been helpful to you! honestly, writing them has been helpful for me, as well, and i'm so happy every time someone finds them useful. it's hard out there, my friend. i'm glad i can write something that might offer a little comfort or motivation or guidance.

i am actually working on a bunch of requests for these since i had to pause them for december, but i think i can get to this by late february ~ i hope it will still be helpful then! i am adding it to my ✩࿐࿔ take what you need list right away ~ and i'll reblog this with the link when it gets posted!

[mystudypallee]

I asked AI to give me advice on homework motivation and this is what I got:

Absolutely! Here's some motivation to help you tackle your homework:

1. You've got this! Remember that you have the knowledge and skills to complete your assignments successfully.

2. Each assignment you complete brings you closer to achieving your goals and dreams. Embrace the opportunity to grow and improve.

3. Think of the sense of accomplishment and relief you'll feel once your homework is completed. Imagine how much lighter and freer you'll feel afterwards.

4. Break down your tasks into smaller, manageable chunks. Celebrate each small victory to stay motivated throughout the process.

5. Imagine the future benefits that will come from completing your homework. Education is the key to unlocking a brighter and more fulfilling future.

6. Treat yourself as you progress! Plan small rewards for completing each portion of your homework. It could be anything from a short break, a favorite snack, or a little bit of relaxation time.

7. Remember that challenging yourself academically also helps develop important life skills, such as discipline, perseverance, and problem-solving abilities.

8. Seek support if needed. Reach out to classmates, teachers, or tutors for help or clarification. Remember, it's okay to ask for assistance when you need it.

9. Surround yourself with a productive environment. Create a quiet, organized space where you can focus and concentrate effectively.

10. Lastly, remember that you are capable of accomplishing your homework! Believe in yourself, stay positive, and take it one step at a time. You've got this!

[juliaxyn]

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

[xxplastic-cubexx]

obligatory beach divorce doodling

bonus rough cover redraw of x-men #41 (1995) But Beach Divorce below cut

[tiredthembo]

bitches will love magic systems and then dread studying stem because its hard. Like, your mind IS the magic! Physicists, biologists, and chemists are literal wizards. They can transmute substances and cure diseases and predict the future. Engineers have made structures that stand for millennia and rocks that think and enchanted clothes and wonders we can barely imagine. Mathematicians are eldritch creatures that can peer into the fabric of reality and will reveal what they see if only you learn their language.

So yes, stem is difficult and esoteric and maybe can’t be mastered, but its literal magic and its everywhere and if you can’t appreciate that, I don’t even know how you get through the day.

this is also a reminder to take care of your mind. Magic runs on your mind and sheer willpower. If you’re studying late and getting drowsy, go to sleep. Consider meditating if you’re stressed out. Exercise regularly. It’s definitely not easy, but the benefits are real.

[popcorn-plots]

I should be doing homework but instead...

(idek if this is popular anymore, I just need motivation tbh)

1 note and I'll go take a shower

25 notes and I'll get off Tumblr and finish my homework.

50 notes and I'll put away my laundry

100 notes and I'll fix my sleep schedule

150 notes and I'll start eating breakfast before school for the rest of the school year

200 notes and I'll tell my parents what I want for my birthday

250 notes and I'll start handing out my resume/applying to jobs [did not get hired anywhere, and I'm gone most of the summer anyways]

300 notes and I'll start running 1 mile every week

350 notes and I'll finish/publish a wip [trans Stephen fic, the public has determined]

400 notes and I'll finish the next chapter of BtSA [posted here]

450 notes and I'll spend 10 minutes a day working on my novel (;-;)

500 notes and I answer my emails

550 notes and I get a pixie cut (I've been wanting a shorter cut for months) [LOOK HERE]

600 notes and I'll fix my Doctor Strange cosplay (and post pictures)

(1000 notes and I'll come out as genderfluid to my therapist, despite how terrifying it is)

(1500 notes and I'll come out to my favorite teacher OR my ally YW leader)

(if, for some reason, and probably with divine intervention, we hit 20,000 notes..... I may consider coming out to my parents and/or my ward friends.)

[thewhimsicalarchives]

“vision without execution is just hallucination,"

[inbetweencoffees]

no sleep, no coffee🌛

Just like the night before I slept less than 4 hours tonight, yay…Our coffee machine didn’t feel like doing its job at 6.30am (me too, my dear, me too), so the only thing that made me feel somewhat alive was todays sunset. Since the term is almost over we’re not doing too much in classes anymore. Gladly that means I can more or less relax until February. Except for homework and teachers getting on my nerves (my tutor huh). Who didn’t get on my nerves though was a friend of mine! They asked if I could give them feedback on their writing samples for their uni applications and I really enjoyed reading and reviewing it! It was a mix of short stories, text excerpts and poems; their last poem was my personal favourite :)

Now: watching soccer match, hoping to sleep >4h

[sweetsourteeth]

Pon farr night at the Vulcan nightclub

[sunflowersinheaven]

another wip, that i wont be able to finish for a while

[ariahasgone]

eight step guide on how to study (as a third year pre-med student with ADHD and a 4.0)

welcome to my step by step guide on how to study. i have a love-hate relationship with studying, but this is what works to get me going. getting started is the hardest part, i promise.

step one: prep your space. get a glass of water or coffee or energy drink and make sure you have everything you need out and ready. throw your phone across the room or just put it out of sight. you will forget that other fun things exist (like tik tok) if you cannot see it. out of sight, out of mind.

step two: sit at your desk (or table or a general designated study space with a chair). studying in bed never works like you think it will and studying on the floor (while enriching) will do nothing but hurt your back from hunching over. sitting at your desk makes you feel much more productive (most of my study sessions start by just forcing myself to sit in my chair).

step three: put some music or ambience on. if i need to use my brain more i'll opt for some fantasy-themed forest ambience or sci-fi droning sounds. your brain is tricked into thinking that you're having fun if music is on, but plot twist! you're actually being productive. music i turn to is soft piano, video game soundtracks (genshin, undertale, minecraft, stardew valley) or lofi, but your mileage may vary. DO NOT do music with words unless you want to be distracted.

step four: make a list of need-to-dos and rank them based on priority and time. start by doing an activity that will take a short amount of time. by completing a short to-do, it builds the motivation to keep going.

step five: start a study timer. i bought a physical study timer that is so satisfying to wind and set and watch the time tick by, but a desktop one works just fine. set your timer based on how much energy you have. some days i go for 60 minutes, some days i do 25, it all just depends. as a study session goes on, it's normal for your amount of energy to go down. i may do 60-45-30-20 then take a long break. know thyself and thine needs!

step six: lock in. do not think about what you are doing, simply do it. do it before your brain has the chance to convince you it doesn't like what you're doing.

step seven: take regular, controlled, and useful breaks. do not start an activity on your break that will break your flow. walk around, stretch, check your phone, refill your drink, have a snack. reward yourself! you're doing great, i promise.

step eight: long break. do something that will rest your mind. maybe watch youtube, eat a meal, play a video game, read a few chapters of a book. be proud of the work you've accomplished.

i hope this helps! happy studying!

[tripleratskill]

Surprisingly made this in one day. Ibis says almost 9 hours but I do not believe it, it felt like idk 4 maybe?

ALSO have this version with night light mode on, I know video format is not the best here but I hope it still looks decent.. edit: ok it is not as bad

[juliaxyn]

[nashishishi]

i need you in my spineless heart

[mandyying]

📚October 25, 2024

done with the first chapter of my history sub

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[chicago-geniza]

All these questions asking how people cheated before ChatGPT. In high school I did two girls' homework in exchange for cigarettes and vodka. When we hosted a rich exchange student her mom gave me an iPod for ghostwriting her boarding school admissions essays. The barter system and the skilled trades preceded automation as always