i'm so proud of you

august 3rd, 2020

i feel like my notes are always either too minimal or too colourful . there’s no in between // click for hq

pandastudies 🐼

Old memories… Pt. 4

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tue // 25 aug

is pre-birthday anxiety a thing? i always end up in a weird funk in the days leading up to my birthday. on top of getting older in general, approaching my late 20s offers me little comfort lol. on the bright side, i’m seeing my family this weekend and my coworkers organized a small [social distancing] boba hour for me at work tomorrow that i’m looking forward to!

in the meantime i’ve been trying to keep myself preoccupied so i don’t think too much about it. currently prepping for a few interviews i’m conducting for work at the end of the week and spending my spare time digging into the divine comedy, which i’m really enjoying so far. can’t believe it’s historical fact that dante created self-insert fanfic

𝟐𝟏:𝟎𝟕 | 𝐨𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐛𝐞𝐫

here are some clips from my post on my studygram and these summary pages took a decade at least oml

27.05.2020 - 3:30pm

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☆04.17.20☆

Have a great day :)

- rough notes from a reading on Dance of the African Diaspora

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it's day 3 of quarantine and i am already starting to lose it a bit🙄started the day with a bit of stretching and grooving, and then i can't really remember what I did other than do some of my course readings and video calling friends and family🧐I'm so intrigued by this reading because in Singapore, the African diaspora isn't very prominent in the dance scene, but it's so vibrant here in the UK! In Singapore, dance of the african diaspora is mostly limited to the street dance scene, but I think the cultural ties to Africa are definitely much less as compared to african diaspora dances in the US and the UK. It's so cool that it's such a big thing here and that the scene is so varied - from african contemporary dance to street dance to traditional african dances! If any of you guys practice dances that are linked to africa in some way, comment below!! i'd love to know!

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8.29.20 here’s two books i got from half price books the other day and my notes from the first day of my religions course! they’re pretty messy hehe but oh well!

what is the thing that annoys you most in summer?

An Overview of Note-Taking Styles

Note-taking is one of the most essential skills a student should master. It allows you to record and review information to be used in the future. But what’s the best way to do so? Here’s an overview of note-taking styles that can help you maximize your learning!

it’s none of your business, i do my own business ✨

27may2020 tuesday

some readings into the philosophical discussions of surrogacy and the surrogate mother's autonomy in making a decision!

vocabulary lists !

1/100 Days of Productivity

Study tip 1 - Keep a work progress journal! Write down all the tasks that you planned to do and tick off the tasks you completed and write about the tasks you weren't able to complete and the reason behind it. This can be used to reduce procrastination and bettering your time management.

🎶 Demons - Alec Benjamin

I will be posting a study tip in all of my 100 days of productivity posts ( atleast I'll try to because it will be hard to find 100 tips).

The pictures above are of study tips taken from Cal Newport's book How to Become a Straight A student. I really recommend reading this book. It really guided me.

Credits: Shared from Snopop on We Heart it

Study sesh & a home-made wallpaper // studygram

i'm finally back! i had a crazy few days while moving to my new place and starting to attend online lectures,,, it's been two days since they started and i already have so much work... 📖 my new wall is also pretty empty right now but i'm planning on changing that v soon! 🌧

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