#samsstudygram

[samsstudygram]

setting up for april 🦋

you got this

[teamcg]

Senin gibi olan, önerebileceğin blog var mı

Severek takip ettiğim hesaplar, çevirisini yaptığım hesaplar. Maalesef takip edip önerebileceğim bir Türk blogger yok. Asıl sizler bana önerirseniz çok mutlu olurum. Çeviri yapmaya çalıştığım için çoğu takip ettiğim hesap yabancı kullanıcılara ait. 

 Yine de sevdiğim yabancı studyblr tarzı blogları yazayım;  @eintsein  @emmastudies @advice-to-revise ve @samsstudygram 

[lynnflee]

Studyblr Introduction Post

Hugs everyone!! 

Im Kate~ I’ve been on tumblr for ages but the studyblr community is completely new to me. I found it randomly and fell for it just in second. I’ve always loved taking notes and doing it as creatively as possible so when i saw this loads of aesthetics i couldn’t stand it and created this blog :D I guess it’s time to say hi to everyone here~ 

About me

Im 17

Im a Libra

Senior 

Im Russian but i can actually call English my second native language because i've been speaking it since 4 or 3 years or so

I study mostly history and languages but also im into sociology, philosophy and literature  

My dream is to apply to MSU or MGIMO University so im working really hard on my exams right now

  Languages 

Russian

English

French

Spanish

Chinese (a bit) 

  Subjects

Russian History (exam)

English (exam)

Russian (exam) 

Maths basics (exam) 

Literature 

Social Studies 

French

Spanish

  Hobbies

I adore photography. My little lovely fuji is always with me in every situation~ 

BOOKS are my everything. My favourites are “The Magic Mountain” by T. Mann, “Catch-22″ by J. Heller, “The Good Soldier Svejk” by J. Hasek and short stories by F. Kafka. I just can’t explain in words this absorbing feeling of reading. Let it be called simply fascinating :D 

Sometimes i try writing. I have a couple of short stories and some poems in process but school always takes my time so that i can’t fully concentrate on writing and lately i’ve been kinda stuck...

Also I like old B&W movies. My entire love is “8½” by Federico Fellini. 

Can’t live without music. That’ll be enough here~

Sometimes im a philosophy freak but i’m trying to control it

  Goals

Discipline. Those bujo posts give me inspiration to be well-organised, haha

Improve my studying with the help of creativity. I love making cute notes and it helps me understand the subject

Inspiration and motivation. Of coarse 

Feel the vibes of concentration

Deal with procrastinating moments 

Organise life. I should really stop doing my assignments at 3AM. Really.

Express myself and deal with loads of stress and self unsatisfaction 

   Inspiration

@samsstudygram @studycuriously @caffenotes @55studies @whenstudyblooms @stillstudies @architstudy @educatier @elkstudies @annes-studies @studyingmood @studyquill

Lots of love to everyone! Stay productive♥

[succstudy]

new studyblr: introduction!

hello everyone!  my name’s ashley and i’m new to the studyblr community and the tumblr community in general.  i’ve been thinking of ways in organizing myself for the past few weeks and what i can do for my college application and thought a studyblr would definitely help in both areas!  here’s my introduction (´｡• ω •｡`): 

about me:

i’m 15 years old

i speak 3 languages, though i’m only fluent in english: english, cantonese/mandarin, spanish

i study under the british/uk system but i’m american

my personality type is istj

pls love me i need friends

interests + favourites:

reading: acotar series, harry potter, got series, throne of glass series

anime: haikyuu, free, seraph of the end, tokyo ghoul

tv shows: game of thrones

k-pop: blackpink, red velvet, exo

writing

gcse classes + ibdp classes + extracurriculars:

i’m currently studying gcse and i’ll definitely be studying the ib diploma because it’s the only option my school offers other than btec.

gcse

psychology, history, computer science, spanish

double award science, math, english (literature).

i’ve already taken my english (language) and got an A*

ibdp

HL literature, history, philosophy OR psychology

SL math, spanish, physics 

extracurriculars

charity work, volleyball, yearbook, book club, writing a book

goals:

100 days of productivity

get as many a’s and a*’s for gcse

maintain a study blog

survive ib’s 

long term goal: major in journalism and be happy

inspirations:

@studyquill, @emmastudies, @metanoiastudies, @obsidianstudy, @intellctuals, @eintsein, @samsstudygram, @studyblr, @jessastudy, @scholarly, @studilla, @officiallystudying, @httpgranger, @areistotle, @study-guk

ending note:

i’ll follow anyone who reblogs/likes this (hopefully you’ll follow back c;) and don’t be scared to tag me in things or hmu in my messages.  hope you liked my intro and let’s be friends c:!

kik: .grandebutera

[bloodyxmaryblr]

Introductary Post

Well I guess it’s the moment when I introduce myself…

Heyy everyone my name is Maë (I use she/her or they/their) I’m 18, I’m a French student currently redoing my senior year of highschool because I failed the first one 🤐 my previous “general"subject was sciences and this year I decided to change and take economic&social sciences (more my thing), my classes are economic&social sciences, English, maths, philosophy and history-geography

I decided to make a studyblr because I’m a huge procrastinator and I think that keeping a studyblr will help me to have some discipline and motivation. I thought about it a lot before making this account but everyone seems so nice and helpful so why not?

About the things I like:

I love music (all kind but country isn’t really my style…)

I’m a huge Lady Gaga fan

I play the piano

Feminism, lgbtq+ and mental health issues are really important to me

I’m an introvert & a little bit weird

I love reading

I speak French, English with some mistakes (not my first language), a little bit German and a little bit Chinese (only the basis for this one)

I’m also obsessed with stationery but who’s not here? :’)

And that’s it for the things about me👐

For the studyblr that I like the most:

@studyign @studyquill @eintsein @focusign @samsstudygram @minimaliststudy @caffestudy @studyblr @studyhards @studyblvsh

Thanks for reading and sorry for any mistakes.😊

[studyinggoddess]

Hey i’m Jess! 

I previously had a studyblr as a sideblog linked to an account that I no longer use, so I decided to make a new tumblr to have a studyblr main blog! My productivity hasn’t been as good as it should be lately so i’m hoping using a studyblr again will help with that. 

about me:

- i’m currently a first year university student studying towards a bachelor of science.

- my major is cell & molecular bioscience.

- i’m also minoring in psychology.

 - i’m 18 years old.

- i’m from New Zealand.

-  ISFJ.

interests:

- i’m a reasonably athletic person, in high school I played football and tennis and did dancing. I’m not playing any sports at the moment but I still love to stay active by going to the gym.

- I love black coffee and herbal teas (my favourite tea is peppermint).

- I love calligraphy and i’m trying to teach myself how to do it!

- I love reading, especially self-improvement type books (feel free to send me any recommendations)

studyblrs that inspire me:

@studyquill (Jasmine deserves to be on her own line bc she is goalssss and I have been binge watching her youtube videos on all of my study breaks) 

@studyign @eintsein @sushi-studies @focusign @architstudy @athenastudying @briellestudies @emmastudies @samsstudygram

[maeve-studies]

Back to School Resource Masterpost

Hi everyone! It's that time of year again, back-to-school and all the excitement of learning new things, along with the stress and anxiety that inevitably occurs. I've been on Tumblr for longer than I'd like to admit, and have compiled a long list of resources below!

Please note that I did my absolute best to find the original links to all of these posts, but many of them are 4+ years old and the users have changed blog names/deleted. If any of the links don’t work, or there is a link to an original post which I am missing, please let me know! Many of the master posts have dead links so if you find any updated resources please feel free to add on :)

Starting College/New School Year

College Study Tips that Actually Help by @samsstudygram

How to Study in College by @niccistudies

Guide for Starting a New Semester by @studybeshy

No to Low Stress College Studying Strategy by @plannerdy

A Really F*cking Vulgar Guide to Not Losing your Sh*t in College (TW swearing) by @alice-rolfe

How to Be Successful in College by @goddesszillaa-blog

Studying for An Exam in A Really Short Amount of Time by @studiyng

Study Tips for the New Semester by @universi-tea

Back to School Masterpost by @studylau

Resources for the School Year by @ginsengstudy

Back to School Tips Masterpost by @starry-eyes-and-blissful-nights

Notetaking

Unconventional Note Taking Tips by @studyspiration-coffee

@emmastudies note taking system

Effective Notetaking by @afternaomi

Note Taking for Different Lecture Styles by @caffeinatedcraziness

Note Taking Tips by @eintsein

How to Take Notes from a Textbook by @staticsandstationery

Note Taking Tips by @parisgellerstudy

Essay Writing

Transition Words for Essays by @soniastudyblr

How to Write a University Level Essay by @healthyeyes

How to Write a Kick-ass Essay with Half the Stress by @wittacism-blog

Recovering an Unsaved Draft on Microsoft Word by @touched-dreams-blog

Helpful Websites for Writing Essays by @intellectys

Tips for Being Overwhelmed

How to Handle Having Too Much to Do by @howtomusicmajor

4 Tips for Getting Ahead after Falling Behind by @passwithclassandaniceass

Motivation Tips and Avoiding Procrastination

7 Strategies to Manage Distractions by @myhoneststudyblr

7 Strategies to Improve Concentration by @myhoneststudyblr

Tips to Stay Motivated by @maeve-studies AKA myself

6 Ways to Avoid Procrastination by @ivystudying

Tips for Motivation by @sobistudies

Getting your Shit Together by @coffeesforstudiers

School Prep and Motivation by @tea-study-sleep

Productivity

Guide to Crafting your Daily Schedule by @werelivingarts

Four Rules for a Disciplined Life by @a-disciplined-life (OG credit to reddit user ryans01)

How to Stay Productive by @busystudyin-g-blog

A Productivity Masterpost by @effortanderudition-blog

Planners, Apps, and Printables

Learn to Code by @boomeyer

Popular Apps Perfect for Students by @emmastudies

Printables Masterpost by @studywithnerdyglasses-blog

Listing of printables by @emmastudies

Study Apps and Extensions by @mujistudies

Apps for Students by @moleskinestudies-blog

Emails and Templates

Email Template for Anyone Who Struggles with Writing Emails by @ischemgeek

Post Interview Thank You Note Template by @a-windsor

Language Resources

Language Studying Tips by @ssehuns

Google Drive with a Link to Language Grammar Resources by @ingenjor-blog

Studying and Time Management Tips

@aimstudies on effectively reading textbooks

Tips on Managing Research Projects by @munirastudies

Memory Tips by @brain-exercise

Study Less, Study Smart by @marias-studyblr

Tiny Tips for Things You Never Thought About by @leahrning

18 Unexpected Tips for Higher Exam Scores by @studyblob

Study Tips from an MIT Student by @academicheaux

Self-Care and Burnout

@hellenhighwater on loving what you do, and doing what you love

Small Ways to Improve Your Life by @cwote

How I Ditched my Phone Addiction by @universi-tea

How to Avoid Overthinking by @onlinecounsellingcollege

Tips for Staying off Your Phone by @intellectys

Simplifying your Life by @universi-tea

For All the Bad Days by @studykouffee

How to Deal with Burnout by @kawaiistudy

Calming Masterpost by @shelbys-advice-blog

Ideas for Self Care by @educxtional

Masterposts

Masterpost of Everything pt 1 by @areistotle

School Cheat Sheet by @jwstudying

School Cheat Sheet part 2 by @jwstudying

Misc Studying Posts by @epicstudyings

Bullet Journal Ideas Masterpost by @optomstudies

Study Sounds by @universi-tea

Studyblr Masterpost by @getstudyblr

Study Methods by @etudiance

Study Skills by @schoollifeandstuff

[mauve-moonbeam]

summary notes #1 - study less study smart

a summary of this video by marty lobdell

1. keep track of your attention span, plan your study session and study breaks accordingly

everyone has a different attention span. it can range from 25 minutes to 4 hours. to study effectively, time yourself. take note of when you start to feel tired or bored. mark that time to take a break (for about 5 minutes)

5 thirty-minute study chunks with breaks are more effective than 1 three-hour long session without breaks.

suggestion for types of study breaks by @samsstudygram: x

2. reward yourself after a completed study session

plan your day so that you have time for a reward once you’ve finished studying. choose something that you genuinely love and look forward to.

reinforcing your study sessions with something fun makes you more excited about your studying materials, and the activity in general. eventually, you will be able to extend your attention span, going from 30 minutes to 60, 75, and more.

3. have a separate study space

have a designated space for studying, away from possible distraction.

if you can’t have a separate room for it, have a cue. for example, get a lamp only used when studying. once you turn it on, it’s a cue for you to study. you turn it off, and it’s either break time or you’ve finished for the day. leave your desk as well.

train yourself to use the area for studying only.

4. separate facts from concepts

facts are what you can use rote memorization for. you can look it up using google or reference books.

concepts are what stay with you for a long time. you need to understand them.

how to learn a concept:

take notes during the lecture

break them down

ruminate to discover their meaning

relate them to something you already know

5. form a study group 

an instructor probably can’t understand why you’re struggling with a concept, because they’ve been spending a lot of time studying and researching it. but your peers are just as new to the whole thing as you are, you can figure it out together, show one another your thought process. also, you can share the same reference points, making analogies easier to understand and remember.

6. avoid confusing recognition with recollection

when you highlight, you highlight the most important parts. but during revision, you confuse your visual recognition with recollection. you recognize the highlighted parts, because it stood out to you visually, but you don’t really remember it enough to take a test.

if you can recite the content in your own words, when looking up at the sky, then you’ve got it.

7. sleep

your brain can store information better thanks to rapid eye movement sleep (rem).

telling people to sleep doesn’t make anyone money, so you don’t hear this advice in the media often, but it’s the simplest thing to do when you want to learn effectively and efficiently.

8. take notes

everyone knows how to take notes, but it is what you do with them that matters.

you should invest about 5 minutes to flesh out your notes right after the class. you can give it more details, write down your own interpretation. if you leave it for too long, you may forget the meaning of what you wrote, then it’s a wasted note.

if you have questions, you can reach out to a classmate immediately, or ask your instructor. it doesn’t always look like that sometimes, but instructors want you to succeed. you asking them questions also makes them feel important, so it’s win-win.

9. recite

80% of your study time should be spent reciting, 20% reading

recapitulate your lectures to someone else. or have a dialogue with an empty chair. try to think out loud so you know for sure whether or not you’ve got it.

you can also write things down in your own words, whatever suits you.

10. SQ3R

how to use your textbooks effectively:

S: survey the entire chapter, looking through things and pose

Q: questions. if you intend to find something, you’ll find it. have purpose while you

R: read. follow this with

R: recite. follow the advice above so that when the test comes close, you’ll only need a quick

R: review

11. mnemonics

use acronyms, coined phrase, or interacting images

example:

to remember the direction to unscrew a screw: righty tighty lefty loosy

to remember how many calories there are in carbohydrate: car-bo-hy-drate (4 syllables, 4 calories) or c a r, there are 4 wheels on a car

make it weird

[adelinestudiess]

Hey so, I decided to do another masterpost. This time on exams. Some tips for studying at the very last minute if you are like me, disclaimer: I am not in any way supporting cramming but this is just to help you through if you are left with no choice other than cramming.

Cramming

Cramming tips that actually work by @optomstudies

The night before the exam

What to do the night before an exam by @beautifullearning

The night before your exam by @tiny-personal-university-thing

The night before exam and I didn’t study guide by @renaistudying

The night before test and I haven’t started studying by @getstudyblr

Revision methods

Revision methods that actually work by @alimastudies

The 5 Best Revision Methods by @bstudies

Study tips

More unconventional study tips by @minimaliststudy

A stash of tiny study tips by @justestjarchives

College study tips that actually help by @samsstudygram

Five tips for study marathons by @booksavolonte

General study tips by @plantednotes

More study tips

My study tips by @anatomyandcappuccini

My study tips

Personal study tips

Quickfire study tips by @annabaestudying

Rare study tips by @studybllog

Scientifically proven study tips by @swankiegrades

Secret study tips I wish someone would have told me by @fearlessroadtomd

Some rare study tips by @organisedorgana

Top 5 study tips by @studyign

Weird study tip by @artemissstudies

101 study tips by @study-early

Study tips by @howtohighschool

Study tips from someone who has already been there by @haylstudies

Study tips straight from my professor by @just-refuse-to-be-stopped

Study tips that helped me get back on my feet by @sillydaisies

Study tips that aren’t bullshit by @thebitchwhomadeit

Tips for effective study by @kimtented

How I write revision summaries by @athenastudying

Ways to study for exams that are actually productive

10 mistakes when studying by @howtostudyquick

Memorising information

How to memorise information by @monetstudy

How to memorise information faster by @qxzu

Memorization tips by @aescademic

Memorization tips by @determinationandcaffeine

Memorization tips by @studyquill

Exam tips

How to cope with exams by @uk-studying

How to revise for exams by @a-pro-s-studyblr

Studying for exams by @orangeblossomstudies

Tips for doing well on your exams by @aboysstudyblr

Tips for doing well on your exams by @thepeachystudies

Exam tips by @studywithmaggie

Exam guides

Finals: study guide for the brave by @educatier

Pennyfynotes guide to exam season by @pennyfynotes

Quick guide to doing the finals by @inkskinned

Test taking tips

How I revise for exams + tests

How to study for a test by @tbhstudying

My test taking tips by @55studies

Test taking tips

Exam preparation

How to make a stress free exam plan by @marias-studyblr

How to mentally prep yourself for a test by @eruditicn

Procrastination

How to beat procrastination by @eintsein

Types of procrastination and how to deal with them by @emmastudies

Time management

Time management by @academiceve

Time management tips for busy students

Motivation

My motivation tag

Other masterposts by me

Notetaking masterpost

College advice masterpost

Apps for students masterpost

Icon credits to @rhubarbstudies

[samsstudygram]

new year, new semester, new classes, new knowledge. let’s make this semester a positive one!

you got this! ✨🌱

[studywliz]

The Ultimate Study Resource Masterlist

I’ll continue the list as I find more links

Revision

Last Minute Revision Tips

Revising for Exams

How to Revise Algebra

(GCSE) English Language Revision

Mindmaps for Essay Based Subjucts(English, etc)

Revision Techniques for Different Learning Styles

Alkynesofstudy’s Revision Tips by @alkynesofstudy

Note Taking

Useful Symbols and Abreviations for Faster Lecture Note Taking by @studyquirk

How to Maintain Good Notes by @skeletonstudy

Active Reading and Textbook Note Taking by @studyquirk

Exams and Light Note Taking by @goddesszilla

The Cornell Method by @eyeofravenclaw

Guide to Aesthetically Pleasing Notes by @areistotle

Upgrade Your Notes - Masterpost by @studylou

Math

Math Resource Masterlist(Links to Revision, Test, Exam, and Notetaking Tips)

Biology

Khan Academy:

1. Biology

2. High School Biology

3. AP Biology

CrashCourse Biology

Chemistry

Khan Academy

CrashCourse Chemistry

English/Literature/Writing

Academic Phrase Bank Masterpost by @jwstudying

Guide to Writing Papers by @universi-tea

Planning Out a Paper by @samsstudygram

How to Annotate a Novel Efficiently by @mildstudies

Essay Basics for AP English Lang & Lit by @novanovelist

Writing an Academic Essay (Tips and Advice) by @suhylastudies

Substitutes for “And” by @englitmotivation

Synonyms for “Suggests” in Essays by @justkeeprevising

Synonyms for “Consider” by @justkeeprevising

How to Write Commentary on Both Prose Fiction and Poetry by @smartspo

Types of Narration by @literally-studying

AP English Language Study Guide by @acedemic

Tips for The Literature Student by @a-students-lifebuoy

History

How to Write a History Paper by @thehistorygrad

Tips for Studying History by @universtudy

Tips to SLAY Your AP History Essays by @apeurostudymaterials

Tips for History Class by @night-studying

How to Write an Essay: History Edition by @ccllege

Evaluating Historical Sources by @smartstudy

Physics

How to Study Physics by @markiveelle

How to Study for AP Physics by @365text

AP Physics Tips by @sootudying

Physics Notes and Index Cards by @365text

Youtube Channels

CrashCourse for:

World History

US History

Literature

Biology

Ecology

Chemistry

Statistics

Engineering

Media Literacy

The Amoeba Sisters for

Heredity

Classification and Evolution

Cell Division

Ecology

Cell Structure and Function

DNA Replication, Cell Cycle, and Cell Division

DNA, RNA, and Protein Synthes

Computer Science

Programming Tips by @studyorcrytrying

Things That Helped Me as a Computer Science Major by @8bit-code

How to Code for Starters by @the-studymotivation

7+1 Tips for Coding by @catsandcode

Resources To Start Learning Code by @nerdastically

Public Speaking

Tips For Public Speaking by @samsstudygram

Public Speaking by @universi-tea

5 Tips For Public Speaking by @lizzylearns

Guide to Public Presentations by @studiousnerd

Public Speaking by @tbhstudying

Class Presentations and Speaking in Public by @nerdytravelingstudent

Memorization Tips by @madelineandherstudies

And Some Great Studyblrs to Follow

Just a few of my favorites!

@lydiastudy

@scifistudies

@socraticstudent

@studylou

@empirestudy

@studying-withsucculents

@the-distracted-student

A note:

If I miscredited any of the links, or if you find a broken link please let me know!

[clyson1]

Introduction 😁

Hi everyone! It's me, clyson. I'm going to attempt this studyblr account thing! I've been lurking for a few years, but I've finally decided to boot start my account. Stick with me as this is a learning experience for me. Hope this goes somewhere!

About Me

My name is James!

I'm 16 and my birthday is June 30th.

I'm American and live in Florida

I'm a military brat.

I actually got held back because of a credit transfer issue, so I'm a sophomore in high school.

I hope to pursue the medical field, specifically, nursing.

I guess I'm fluent in English and attempting to learn Spanish?

Interests and Hobbies

I love to read and write !! (currently writing my first novel and reading the UnWind Dystology)

I also love to cook (be prepared for some good food posts)

Language learning (mainly Spanish right now)

I wanna learn how to crochet and get into some family research.

Maybe start a small garden?

Maybe even learn how to code?? idk I'm all over the place

I'm kind of into paper crafts.

Oh yeah, I'm also kind of into running and body building

Journaling is cool too!

Okay, I gotta lot of interest and I'm a scatterbrained lol.

Courseload

Chemistry I H

AICE General Paper

AICE Sociology

Creative Writing II

Geometry

AP World History

Theatre I

Psychology I

Why Studyblr?

It honestly helps with productivity!

It's such an accepting community & I don't feel the pressure or judgment of some other Tumblr communities

It's not just studying! Literally, this community can help you with learning how to love yourself, taking care of yourself, etc.

Goals

Complete my version of the productivity challenge (I've already done 100 days, so might as well do 365)

Maintain all As this upcoming semester

Anything else I think of along the way

Inspirational Studyblrs

@studyign

@emmastudies

@studyblrmasterposts

@studyinginnavy

@studyingsquirrel

@jaysstudyplace

@angstudiess

@sreemoels (thanks for indirectly helping me w/ formatting this)

@areistotle

@samsstudygram

@nocoeurs

& many more!

Those are just the ones I could think of off the top of my head!

I hope to make some friends on here!

[xiii-blr]

masterlist!

updated 3/1/2019 

study right with study tips

by @rabiyastudies : study tips that helped me

by @gilmorewrites : weird study tip

by @gloupblog: consistency is key

by @highlightcrs: the four types of learners

by @elvindantes: using the pomodoro technique

from businessinsider.com.au: 26 time management hacks i wish i’d known at 20

the study cycle

another study cycle

by @samsstudygram: types of study breaks for every situation

by @the-diary-of-a-failure: break ideas

by @emmastudies: advice for studying a different language

by @emmastudies: color code for notes

just can’t study? here’s some motivation for you

doing one thing at a time

by @passionateprocrastinator: motivation for “harvard students” or all students basically

by @passionateprocrastinator : all of the things that got me studying after a year of living through tv-show characters and wasting time on youtube

invest in your time wisely

by @albastudyblr​: 10 tips to stay motivated while studying

by @emmastudies​: 10 tips to increase your motivation for study

by @miindpallace: 5 tips on how to start studying when you don’t want to

by @tae-studies: what to do when you really don’t want to study

adopt your healthy mindsets here!

by @gloupblog : dealing with jealousy

stop comparing yourself to others

by @asoftwrongness: on not being who you thought you would be

downfalls do not equate to failure

by @stayhungry-stayfree: tackling maladaptive beliefs

your past does not determine your future

tips on having a good work-life balance

by @plannerdy: no to low stress college study strategy

by @studying-enem: how to study effectively and have a great school year

organise ur life

by @eintsein​: staying organized

playlists for studying

by @smartspo: best spotify playlists and albums

by @voquestudies: study playlists !

for exams

by @mammalstudies: dealing with exam stress

by @studyingbetty: making a revision timetable

other great masterposts

by @studynostalgic : back to school masterpost

by @studyign: in case u stressed abt school

by @emmastudies​: all study tips!

[belezaesperta]

🌸10 study tips that have helped me a lot 🌸

1. Give teachers a chance. Maybe two or three chances. Even if their subject or the way they talk etc. is boring. Most times, it’s worth it - it will make you more interested in their class and you’ll learn things better. 

2. If I’m ever stressed and need to chill, usually the things that work for me are: 

taking a nap

talking to a friend about it 

taking a hot shower 

watching a funny/silly/cute tv show (my favorites are friends, brooklyn 99, steven universe or some slice of life/shoujo anime/k-drama). 

3. always make sure you’re comfortable while you’re studying! I can never get through a long study session without having showered and changed into comfy clothes before starting it. Some people also like lighting candles and having nice snacks around, which are also always a plus! Just don’t put a lot of stuff into your ‘pre-study session’ routine; you’ll end up taking a lot of time to get ready and that can simply turn into procrastination and distraction. Just make sure you feel good enough to start and don’t forget to drink water! 

4. I’m even gonna make this a single topic cause!! water is so important and useful!! Not only it helps keeping you fresh (specially if you add some cucumber or strawberries in it!) and focused, it’s also great to keep you awake if you’re feeling a bit sleepy. The effect doesn’t hit you as fast as coffee, for example, but it lasts much longer. Also caffeine is bad for you!! Make sure to not over drink it. 

5. Always study keeping in mind how things are gonna fall on your test/exam. Make sure to write down the questions that your teacher asks while giving a class (and their answers, obviously) - these are quite often the things that will fall on your test and the teacher rarely ever writes it down on the board, so it might seem like it isn’t relevant, but it really helps you understand the thought process of the subject better. 

6. Speaking of writing down questions, the Cornell Method has always worked really well to me, specially in History classes. It’s also great for memorization and revising! 

7. This is something I’m still learning to do, but make sure to revise as much as you can! Doesn’t have to be a big revision; just looking through your notes at the end of the day/week (or even just after taking them!) helps a lot!

8. Please, please, always prioritize your mental health and sleep. You need energy and mental stability to study things properly. If you don’t, your brain won’t be able to select and properly learn all the things you’ve studied that day, you’ll feel super tired and dead inside and you will crash. It’s just not healthy. Don’t listen to the whole ‘you can go out/rest after you’ve passed your exams, it will be worth it’ or ‘my dreams are worth more than my sleep’ trend. Don’t do it!! It’s a trap. I know school usually makes you think you need to give your best at all times, but a) you really don’t; give yourself some slack once in a while, you need it, and b) your best doesn’t have to be working your as* off ‘til 3am everyday. It might just be studying for 4-6 hours everyday. Or eating ice cream and watching tv shows all day at least for one day. Your body decides. Let it be. 

9. Use actual flashcards when it’s a very difficult/new subject, not just online ones like quizlet!! (this is a tip I learned from this post)

10. eat well! also maybe try taking vitamins - especially if you’re a useless blob like me and you don’t play any sports! I’ve been taking goji berry capsules and they help me a whole lot, specially if I’m feeling sleepy. Actually any type of berry is great for boosting up your energy! 

🍒some rly good posts I recommend:

‘study smarter’ by @sleeptalkz

‘how I increased my productivity by 3x’ by @brbimstudying​ 

‘conquering math’ by @thestudyfeels​

‘bujo trackers for getting your sh*t together’ by @etudiaire​

‘types of breaks for every situation’ by @samsstudygram

🍒productivity/study life youtubers I like:

rowena tsai (love her, rly good tips on organization and just nice overall aesthetic)

ana mascara (I always watch her videos when I feel like I’m lacking motivation. Her videos talk a lot about that and discipline, and how you should always ‘be comfortable with the uncomfortable’; just 10/10 rly good motivational and actually useful videos overall).

That’s it! sorry if this was too long. I still have some tips left that I didn’t include in this post so let me know if you want me to do another one of these!

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tips for productivity!

types of breaks for every situation  by @samsstudygram

self-discipline  by @marias-studyblr

better motivation  by @emmastudies

better memory  by @estudyingg

after-school studying  by @studylou

15 things to tell yourself when you don’t want to study  by @busymarina

weekend productivity  by @hufflepuffwannabe

10 ways to improve time management  by @noteology

how to study when sick  by @psychologyhermione

scheduling studying  by @schoollifeandstuff

building habits  by @noteology

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