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*reblogs whatever appears on my dashboard*

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What do you think about the Daredevil Series

T-T didn't watch it yet, i doubt i'll be able to watch it any time soon either

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Hey!! How have you been???

HIIIIIIIIII I'M DOING GREAT WBU???!

been going to college and LOVING it so far HEHEHE

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Thank you very much!! this actually helps A LOT. i was actually freaking out before reading this but now, i realized i already do most of the stuff so it's not as hard as i thought it would be. thanks once again <3

hi i really really like your blog and i love how your studying is not just random motivational drives and adrenaline rushes but consistent throughout the whole time.

i recently joined a ug program. until now, i'm just used to writing down whatever notes the teachers dictated and if not, i'd always underline the important stuff for textbooks and study that way. but now, i'm apparently required to write running notes. could you please give me some tips on that? thank you

Hello !! :)

First of all, I'm really glad you like my blog. You have no idea how much this means to me. Like, seriously, I think whatever you say is going to carry me throughout the next week. I'm happy to hear that my content is helping at least someone. So thank you. I really appreciate it <33

Let's get into the tips now!

How To Take Running Notes

Honestly, I have loads of tips for this because I've been taking running notes my whole life. And I sometimes, I don't even do detailed notes after class because these notes suffice. These have always worked for me, and I hope they work for you too <3

Go Through The Topic Before Class

Skimming through chapter before the class starts is something that has always worked for me. It gives you some clarity and you'd feel a bit more confident in the lecture.

Listen. Write Key Words.

The key for writing running notes is to listen. And note down the important key words alone. Suppose, let's say I'm talking about goodwill here.

The teacher says "Goodwill in business is an intangible asset that's recorded when one company is purchased by another. It's the portion of the purchase price that's higher than the sum of the net fair value of all of the assets purchased in the acquisition and the liabilities assumed in the process."

The key words would be the most relevant to the topic. In this case,

Intangible asset

Company buys another

Extra paid above net assets and liabilities.

You Do Not Have To Write Down Everything Your Teacher Says !!!

Keep It Simple. No Grammar Or Punctuation.

You note down the key words during class and then you expand on the topic later after the class is over. So, don't focus on making perfect notes with impeccable grammar and punctuation.

Simplicity is the best when it comes to this type of note taking.

Use Only Words. Not Sentences.

Drawings Or Visuals

Draw small visuals if you think you can keep up with the teacher easier like that. Sometimes, I don't even write what the keywords are. I just draw out the example that the teacher says and then when I look back at the notes, I immediately understand it.

Visuals stick better than words ever will.

Use Symbols, Abbreviations And Arrows

Use these helps to increase your speed of note taking. Instead of writing "Because", write "bc". Use small symbols like &, @ or %. Then use arrows to connect these ideas. This will help a lot. You'll find yourself keeping up with the teacher.

Relate It To Other Things. [Memory Trick]

This is my personal favorite. You don't just write the keywords. You relate them to something personal. For example, when the topic of company clauses came up in class, the first thing that came to my mind was my family's business. So, I wrote the name of their company and just the name of these clauses because I already had seen them live.

You can relate it to anything. From books to tv shows to movies. And personal experiences too.

Go Through The Notes After Class

The important thing about taking notes is to review them later. Expanding your class notes after class is a must. Running notes won't help you in the long run much.

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Additional Posts That Might Be Helpful:

Questions To Figure Out Your Progress [Academically]

How To Study Using The "Story Method"

How To Study Anything At 10x Speed

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Ebooks And Templates:

How To Self Study [Ultimate Productivity Guide] + Exercises.

Time Management Planner Template [Free]

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Support Me On Ko-fi: study-diaries

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I hope this helps! :)

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at this point, my goal is to earn so much money so that one day i can fund my own projects and be ethical about it rather than research about stuff that goes against my morals even if i'm getting paid millions for it

okay full on ranting mode now

so i absolutely love genetics, okay? but the problem comes when ppl talk about genetic recombination. how they alter genes for human benefit. that's a part of research, i agree, but i personally feel it is unethical. like nature ke real state mein tum apna taang kyu ada rahe ho? not everything is perfect and not everything that's not useful to us needs to be changed. why don't they let things stay like they are?

maine ek baar ek article padha tha. about mosquitoes. so in some states like florida, they genetically altered a few male mosquitoes so when they reproduce with females to form eggs, the female babies would die in the egg itself, hence stopping the mosquito growth completely. i read it out to my mum and she was like "wow that's so great! india wale aisa kyu nhi sochte?" and that made me really sad. kyuki they're terminating a whole species of mosquitoes. why? because they're annoying. and might cause diseases to us. which are totally curable btw.

do they understand the level of damage they're causing in the ecosystem? and even if they aren't, who are they to decide which species gets to live and which doesn't? just because humans have the brain and technology doesn't mean they can do anything they want to, right? and what's sad is, ppl aren't even understanding that what they're doing might not be right. they're becoming so single-minded that kuch bhi karo, bas humare ache ke liye. and that's gonna backfire so hard one day, trust me. everybody's going mad scientist and nobody's realizing that.

i myself want to go into the research field and not only because i'm interested but also test my morals. to see if i'm so easily broken and if i can be corrupted too. and if possible, try to bring some change in the system

I think capitalism has taken over research. In fact my prof and i had a discussion on this one day that today the only researches that are going ahead are ones that can bring profit. So i think i understand why some people would choose to do that. Try to do something ethical and you won't get funds to do anything so easily

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How was i writing Big ass paragraphs a few months ago about mountains and rains but now can't think of even 3 sentences. My Creative lows have begun.

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Do nain mere, do nain tere,

Jab mile to milkar chaar hue.

Ye apni apni qismat hai,

Do jeet gaye, do haar gaye<33

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idea behind my user name

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*lights! Camera! and Action!* 🎬🌙

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everyone on replies is terrified of this fact but i just think it's so sweet and heartwarming. she's holding our hand and leading us somewhere secret and we're both giggling like kids. i love her

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the person that looks out for everybody is always alone when they need somebody

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Jason, Alabaster, Nico, and Anubis riordanverse dogboy convention

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i love when ppl say “that’s so you” it feels good to know i exist and have a vibe

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BLUE: you are my tumblr trash

CORAL: you’re a meme

CHARTREUSE: you’re my homie (cuz you’ve escaped from a mental asylum)

tit for tat, huh? fair enough

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Dear Coaching Institutes

Why do you only visit toppers after the results?Why only enter homes where there's celebration, sweets, and smiling parents?

Why not visit the house of that kid who failed? The one who's hiding in his room, feeling like a burden… The one whose parents haven’t spoken a word since the result came out?

You proudly post photos with toppers, praise their effort, meet their families. But what about the one who gave his best too… and still couldn’t make it?

Why don’t you go wipe his tears? Sit with his parents and say, “Please don’t be angry. Your child tried.”

Not every victory is loud. Sometimes, the greatest strength is shown by those who still breathe under the weight of failure.

Celebrate success all you want. But don’t forget the ones who lost everything to this exam — even their self-worth.