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[tokyoviee]

GIRL DINNER.

[felic2q]

everything is gonna be fine

[yang-jin-seo]

Day 73 🌬

2023.11.12

*함박스테이크 먹고 서점 갔다 카페 다녀오기

[skystudentartistblogs]

Ways to actually start studying after procrastinating

Don't multi-task: Multitasking does not come in the form of making notes and watching Netflix, it can come in the form of switching between two or three subjects too many times then it is like washing a plate and watching a show. It barely makes any sense to me.

Batching: Batching is where you take your to-do list and batch similar tasks into groups and take a break in between these batches.

Do Not Use Pomodoro Technique: Don't use the Pomodoro Technique because you have fixed tasks (tasks that require a particular amount of time) and flexible tasks (tasks that might take up more time than fixed tasks).

Flashcards: These things are the gamer-changers. Flashcards can be used in subjects which have a lot of terms that you need to remember, such as biology, chemistry,etc.

Don't feel bad about modifying your to-do list: If you have your math homework and an exam due next week, and you don't feel like doing math then you could study for your exam. Its okay to modify your tasks according to your mood.

Bonus tip: If you have to revise a chapter, get a few blank pages and put it beside your textbook/notes. While reading your notes, write down points that you can't remember or think is important that you wanna recap later on. If you compile those papers up that could be your go-to revision booklet before your exams.

[zookacestance]

There’s only one week left in my college trigonometry class. I currently have a 97.36%! I'm super proud of my work in this class.📖💕🧠

[cozy-learner-lounge]

15/02/2024

Today I was studying IVC for my UPSC prelims preparation from edurev

[studywithtarun]

November

Sorry I had been off for few days trying to maximise productivity because I had holidays so I Disconnected my Internet as measure to stop me from getting distracted ! Because I was wasting so much time.

Here is the November challenge 🥳

1. Minimum 5 hours of daily consistent study time

2. Practice minimum 50 questions daily

3. Do daily meditation and yoga (optional)

4. Daily gratitude and remarks to help us improve

5. Never remorse about wasted time and waste more time instead work on your pending task

Nothing much ! My coaching exam is coming it is like batch deciding shit ! Like and the lower batches get useless teachers who don’t teach at all so I have to work to get some good score in it or otherwise money and a year waste in terms of preparation it is really low level they don’t even train you to do good in exam so better I start preparing for it 😭😭😭

So if I don’t post daily assume that I have disconnected myself and crying over math problem

Bye your study buddy

Tarun

[home-ward]

[maibiobaguette]

Uhm imma post study related stuff here, how im struggling, how unfair the additional courses are and how fucking deranged some of the profs are here.

[tokyoviee]

doing things with a heavy heart because the world around you doesn't stop.

[felic2q]

just trust the process

[yang-jin-seo]

Day 35 🎯

2024.10.5

[skystudentartistblogs]

Ways to be Productive after School.

1. Take a break & relax about 40 mins or so.

2. Have a To-do list so that you don't have a excuse to procrastinate and get straight into studying.

3. Listen to music (especially, white noise or lofi beats) while studying which does not have lyrics so that it would not distract you.

4. Start off with the easiest subject so that it will build momentum and you could keep going.

5. If any of these are not working right now then you should watch study with me videos so that you have an online buddy to study with.

6. Get inspiration to study on Instagram or Pinterest, whenever you will see something inspiring about studies you will be down to do it.

7. Set rewards for yourself. When you know that after studying a particular topic, you will be rewarded then you are more interested to do it.

8. Don't have a start time instead have a end time, this is called the Parkinson’s law where you give yourself a deadline.

[zookacestance]

I woke up at 5:30am to finish practicing for my ACT test today. I’m going to do great; I can tell already! I’m on my way to the testing site right now!🕠🧠🎀

[cozy-learner-lounge]

[estudo-na-pratica]