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I have to read Louis Wolfsons ‘Le Schizo et les langues’, which is really difficult considering the little amount of French I know. I have so much work for uni lately, this will be a really hard and stressy semester. I’ll try to post here now and then when I remember but I won’t make any promises!  Instagram

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study-sarahh

Some less-than-aesthetic study notes because last-minute exam cramming means I write like a maniac. Today I bought a tripod for my camera since I’m thinking I’d like to start making study/productivity-related youtube videos. Does anyone here make study-related youtube videos or have any suggestions of who to subscribe to? :)

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redheadredheart

spread from a couple weeks ago that i loved <3 prada’s campaigns are honestly everything TT 

fenty tag is from the ankle strap creepers i got in harajuku i love them tm 

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eintsein

Hey guys, so I’ve seen some posts around about daily routines so I thought I’d share my own. I consider myself to be great at being productive even early in the morning, and here’s how I achieve that. Hope this is helpful, and feel free to ask me questions if you have any!

Just a side note, I accomplish all of these within an hour, so having an effective morning routine doesn’t really take a lot of time.

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elrood

Changed some things in my room and I really love my current desk situation 💛 I‘m feeling very productive currently and I had my last sociology lecture yesterday. I‘m so glad it‘s over because it was my least favorite subject ever :/ today is the last day of uni this semester :’)

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kelsium

You can tell a girl she’s smart her whole life, encourage her in school, buy her a chemistry set, send her to math camp, help her apply for college scholarships in STEM fields, and she’s still eventually going to walk into a classroom, a lab, or a job interview and have some man dismiss her existence, deny her funding, pass her over for a promotion, or take credit for her work. How about you work on getting those assholes out of power and quit telling me not to call girls pretty.

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letsget-downtobusiness

6 Things I Learned From Studying For Exams in College

  1. If you skip a topic or don’t study it thoroughly enough because you think it won’t be on the exam, it will be. Study that in particular so you won’t be surprised when it shows up as the first question. Unless your professor explicitly states that it won’t be on the exam, don’t skip any topics.
  2. Put aside the content you’re comfortable and familiar with and start studying the things you don’t know. It’s hard and time consuming but that’s where the actual learning happens.
  3. Start studying at least 4 days in advance. I always regret not starting earlier when I’m at the library 24 hours before the exam and not even close to being done. When I’m having trouble focusing, I’ll sit there and imagine myself an hour before the exam scrambling to finish up a topic, wishing that I had these extra few minutes, hours, or days that I have now. Take advantage of the time you have right now.
  4. Changing up my location helps a lot when I’m studying. If I study in the same corner at the library, eventually my brain will start associating that spot with everything I do in that chair, including wasting time. For me, new location + new material = focus. A few location ideas: a quiet corner in the library, a noisy floor in the library, at your desk at home, a room with a view of the outdoors from high up, a bench/table outside, a cafe or brunch place.
  5. Stay on top of studying and homework from day 1, not after syllabus week and not a month into the semester. When you submit a homework assignment, make it a point to 100% understand everything you just handed in. Homework is assigned for a reason; they’re meant as practice exercises for the material you learned and exams often mimic them. Once you hand in homework, you should know and understand the material. This saves you time when it’s finals week and you have old and new material to study.
  6. Well before the exam, make a list of topics you don’t understand and get your questions answered. There have been so many times where I didn’t fully understand something and thought, “It’s okay, they’re probably not going to ask that,” and it shows up on the exam. When you get your question answered, branch out and ask things like, “What if it weren’t this particular situation/these particular numbers but a different one instead. How would you work through it this time?” (physics/math) or “What caused that/what came after that as a result?” (history). Try to understand all possible scenarios if you can.
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steudies

[8/4/17]

I finally tried bullet journaling for the first time, but once my senior year starts I know I definitely won’t be able to consistently do it :(

(ik I spelled phoebe wrong, I always do it haha)

how is everyone doing today?

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metanoiastudies-blog

1 September 2017 ♬♪ jungkook ver. - 2u happy birthday kookie! here’s a spread dedicated to you ／(^ × ^)＼ i can’t believe you’re 20 now (╥﹏╥) *emotional sobbing* also, i wish all of my teachers a belated happy teachers day, and to all of my muslim friends a happy hari raya haji! (*˘︶˘*).｡.:*♡ | 33/100 days of productivity |

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sprouht-studies

{01.09.17} my examinations start in 10 days ahhhHhHH ;_; have been a busy little bee preparing for my exams,, can’t wait for exams to end so i can continue with my stitch!! anyways!! to everyone having exams: all the best kiddo!!! you can do this!!! 🌻

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2ndhome

Moving back to uni tomorrow… here’s a “farewell to summer” post from my trip to Shenandoah National Park! 🍃

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