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The Great Conjunction: Jupiter and Saturn ๐.
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Rotating clouds above Denver
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I have seen clouds do this right above my head and it is terrifyingly awesome.
Oh to live in a little cottage on top of a mountain beside the sea
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Hi yโall, here is a beginner guide to bullet journaling! If you are struggling where to get start, hope this would help you.
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Mount Rainier National Park, Washington by Bala Sivakumar
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Afternoon sunlight
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The Snowy Day illustrations by Ezra Jack Keats
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- Flip through the chapter. Look to see whatโs on each page - donโt read it yet, just look at the graphs/pictures.
- Go to the end of the chapter. Did they give you any practice questions or quizzes? If so, read them before you read the chapter so you know what youโre looking for. These are the most important topics.
- Read the bold print. The information in the bold print (titles, subtitles, key terms) are what the author thought was important. They put it in bold! It also helps to see how theyโve broken down the information for you.
- Read the first and last sentence of every paragraph. The first sentence of a paragraph is an overview of what the paragraph explains. Usually, the last sentence is designed to help you summarize the information. This gives you a quick overview of the chapter, section by section. (Remember: at this point, youโre not reading for comprehension, youโre reading to get a roadmap and determine the main points. Itโs okay if you donโt understand yet!)
- Read the chapter, and take notes. Now that you have a good idea of what the main ideas are, you can go through and take notes.
Why does this work? โRepetition is the mother of learning.โ Using this technique, youโre getting repeated exposure to the material and the topics that are most important. This method is slower than reading the chapter like a book, but is much more effective. Watch a video on this technique.
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