#study space

[somerabbitholes]

started reading, ended up drawing

[elonomhblog]

learning languages study guide

daily: ♡ vocabulary and grammar practice ♡ lessons (i have four lessons per week at school. if you don't already take lessons, look into free language courses on alison, coursera or 101 languages)

once per week: ♡ translate a short text (i like to translate my journal entries)

one per fortnight/month: ♡ watch a movie in your target language, preferably animated movies as the language used is easier. you can watch with subtitles

additionally: ♡ talk to yourself; your friends; your pets in your target language ♡ text with someone in your target language ♡ repeat what you hear (in a podcast, lesson or movie)

luck with your language learning❤️

(images are from pinterest)

[mindfulstudyquest]

just got out of the shower. clean clothes. freshly washed hair. moisturized skin. some hot tea. soft lights. ready to start my late-afternoon study session. is this happiness?

[the---hermit]

24|04|2024

The week started in a very stressful way, so much so that I decided to skip class today. Yesterday was really too much for me with my commute and everything, and at the end of the day I am not missing anything too important with today's lecture. I took this as a way to start working for my English lit exam. I realized I had a pretty big block with it, I just couldn't bring myself to do stuff for this exam because it makes me very nervous (especially writing a paper for it). I decided to start with easy approachable tasks in order to get started and so far it's working. My paper will be on The Merchant Of Venice, which means that I need to reread the play and annotate the useful passages, but before I do that I wanted to write in pen all the annotations I originally wrote in pencil. So this was my main task of the day. Tomorrow I will start my first reread of the play, and once I am done with that I will plan the next move. I feel like this is the best way for me to approach a task that scares me. Just break it down in much smaller tasks and start on the easier ones.

productivity:

read first thing in the morning

small plan of my tasks for the next few days

rewrote in pen my book annotations

run some errands with my mum

updated my reading journal

Irish on duolingo

📖: Miti E Leggende Dei Celti by M. Fois

🎵: Miracle by A Day To Remember

[mi-studies]

[research life]

A very rainy (but relaxing) day at the library. Writing a few papers and reading the new Emily Henry book🤍🌧️🌧️🫶🏻

[war-system-suddenly]

https://cassandra-764.suduso.com.cn/tx/em9fT6I

[zape-bun]

from yesterday :) i'm a little sad, but i'm embracing the little joys

[lostlibrariangirl]

April 23, 2024

114/366 Days of Growth

Reviewing my notes for the upcoming ISC2 CC Exam last weekend.

It is tomorrow (24.04) ... I am so nervous 🥹

[elonomhblog]

re-starting 100 days of productivity

last time i made a promise to myself that i would do 100 days of productivity (march 9). i broke that promise, only posting consistently for 14 days.

and i think it was because of these things.

i had too many non-negotiables, which made starting each day overwhelming

i didn't let posting become a habit, and gave up when it got hard

i was focusing on achieving 100 days when i was still only a couple days in. i need to simply focus on the days around me--getting better than i was yesterday, and setting myself up for tomorrow.

and so, here are my new non-negotiables:

daily posts and that means posts that i write on the day! not scheduled posts!

eating wholesome foods that are good for my mind and body

maintaining the habits that i have built of: study, sleep, stretching and training

i'm going to begin today. good luck me, i guess.

(images are from pinterest)

[yang-jin-seo]

Day 54 👑

2024.4.26

📘: 문체부 정책 기자단 기사 조사하기

[poisonacademia]

apr 19/24- day 54/100 days of productivity

t minus one day until my first exam

studied for biology

finished half of my packing

finished my audiobook

[toyonberries]

Post-grad life can be so scary and hard at times, but the joy of having a kitchen to make good masala chai and the time to enjoy it slowly is unmatched <3

🎶 On repeat: symptom of life by WILLOW 🎶

[commissarabel]

This is my workspace. I am joining the local studyblr community :)

[wedarkacademia]

[juliaxyn]

You’re never too old to learn something new. Never stop studying. 

[learnelle]

I could spend hours reading in here <3