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HOW TO BE A PLANNER NINJA AND GET STUFF DONE

A simple summary...

1. Have a monthly planner for important assesment dates, due dates, socials, sports etc. This shows busy periods so you can plan accordingly.

2. Have a yearly planner for a very highlevel view of important dates, and busy times of the year.

3. Have a weekly planner for set schedules such as classtimes, specific study review periods per subject you set, homework timeslots, exercise, movie session, gaming et.

4. Have a day planner for your tasks and reminders for each day. Cross them out as you complete each task.

5. Have a project planner for big assignments and projects. Set important dates, milestones and track progress. This is worth more than its weight in paper !

By the way, this planning infographic is available in the QUEST Study Skills Journal pictured here. The journal has readily-available planning templates on faint dot grid pages and 30 pages of study hack illustrations. Check it out on www.queststudyskills.com

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6 TIPS FOR NOTE-TAKING FROM TEXT BOOKS AND HANDOUTS: 1. Skim and scan, get the gist. 2. Highlight the key words and important terms. 3. Create exam type question headings. 4. Don't use full sentenses for your notes. 5. Colour code information with a system. 6. Add diagrams. ..... This study hack and a bunch more are in the QUEST Study Skills Journal :) What are your note-taking tips? Do share - let’s co-create on more!

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Don't you just love a hand illustrated infographic? TIPS ON HOW TO CREATE GOOD MIND-MAPS was so fun to create. It ended up looking like a boardgame 😋. I'm so pleased that it made it into the QUEST Study Skills Journal! And while I'm on that topic, introducing Saffron Orange! I think it's my favourite option of all the colours. Anyway, back to the #studytips.

1. Have a main heading

2. Space is out

3. Use terms and subtitles

4. Use a colour scheme that makes sense

5. Less words is more

5. Categorise info

6. Pictures pictures pictures

7. Have an exam type questions list

There's more in the fine print in the QUEST Study Skills Journal, which can arrive at your doorstep when you order from the website above 🎉

'Be creatively productive' x

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The #bulletjournal spread for the week. The printable for this is downloable from the website if anyone is interested.

How do you feel about drawing lines with your ruler in your #bujo ? Do you find it a chore? I love doing all the creative bits, but urgh, drawing lines.

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The best part of creating planner spreads in journals is the creative part. Decorating headers and playing around with #washitape. The part I don't enjoy is drawing lines with my ruler. So I created this journal to solve that. I figured other planners disliked the ruler tasks as much as I did. So with these journals all we get to do is be creative and start planning. Are you loving this idea as much as I do? This spread was fun, quick and minimal. The 'before' and 'after'. What do you think?

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