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this year’s digitally written notes vs last year’s hand written notes
I really need to practice my writing on the iPad, it really doesn’t give my handwriting justice.
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Some tips that have worked for me in the past. I hope you find them helpful! x | studygram
19.09.20
Finished my first week of the LINGUA programme with UNAIR - learning Bahasa Indonesia!
Despite being half-Indonesian, English is my first language and I only know bits and pieces but hopefully I can progress well. I’ve actually found Duolingo to be a big help too.
Still getting used to GoodNotes. It’s weird because this looks like my handwriting but my pen-and-paper writing is also completely different to what you see here.
Hope everyone is having a good weekend!
students only want one thing and it’s disgusting
it’s their timetable. pls give me my timetable.
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i’m back once again and my dashboard is dead help :’(
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☞ 3/100 days of productivity— ☾ now playing: new york
it’s currently lunch time! i went out of campus by myself to eat and go over the notes i made for my japanese class over the weekend. this morning, i took my first long exam for history and there was literally a WORD SEARCH section. i was so confused. anyway, my japanese long exam is tomorrow so i’ll be spending the rest of the day brushing up on vocabulary words!
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uni graduation: d-133 !!!
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Read More, Read Better
Many of us are looking for more ways to enjoy our time at home in these stressful circumstances. Some of us have turned to books. But how can we make sure we get the most out of them?
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9.9.20 🌿
Some shots from yesterday afternoon. Classes started last week and I’m already kinda overwhelmed, but I’ll push through! Still can’t believe I’m a junior/third-year student tbh :’)
This semester I’m taking two econ courses, game theory and public finance (microecon of government), which I’m super excited about and are taught by amazing professors. Also taking two compsci courses, algorithms and an elective I haven’t decided on yet. I couldn’t get into this other core CS class because they can only take like 10 remote students fsr. Oh, and Italian III!
Non sono sicura del mio italiano ma forse scriverò qualche caption in italiano così potrò imparare dalla esperienza o i miei follower italiani potranno correggermi :p
Also been drinking 罗汉果 (luo han guo) and jamu (indonesian herbal drink) throughout the day and they’re so refreshing + supposedly have benefits for your immune system
How are y’all’s semesters going?
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I decided to input a bunch of my real life stationery to Goodnotes using hex codes. I thought I’d share my swatches along with the codes that I used for the colours. Unfortunately, some colours didn’t translate very well (neons for example) but it’s still pretty useful if you wanted to use roughly these stationery items in a digital format.
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last year i used to sleep from 5 am to 10 am every day and it was Not Good for me. i’ve gotten a couple of questions about my sleep schedule so i thought i’d share some tips that helped me adopt a healthier sleep schedule. enjoy 🛏💤
04.09.20
My first full page of notes using my iPad Air 3 and Apple Pencil!
Started reading A History of Modern Indonesia by Adrian Vickers as prep for my undergraduate dissertation. Feeling very motivated, especially as I had a Zoom meeting yesterday with our partner university as I am completing an Indonesian language course this semester with them!
Really embracing my roots in my final undergrad year 🥺
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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!