Studying isn’t all color coded notes and cute organizational methods.
It’s chugging cold water at 2 am because this essay is so close to being done
It’s having multiple lights on just to stay awake
It’s having a bad week and Oh god where is my textbook? Why do I have a plate of uneaten eggo waffles on my desk and how old are they?
It’s debating if you really need to do this, or you can just bs it.
Studying isn’t always pretty.
i know its unhealthy to live in your own dream world but like…its safe bitch
Emoji spell to get top marks in academic work
Likes charge, reblogs cast
june 21 | desk corner update
me: wants to be multilingual, a musical prodigy, an artist, an author, a poet, an honour student, working in a well-paying job, successful and happy
me: sits on my couch eating three(3) party-sized bags of salt and vinegar potato chips and watching thirty-one(31) episodes of my favourite tv show in one sitting
It’s kinda cool how we all speak different languages but the sound for a laugh is universal.
sending “I hope you get that job” vibes to the people out here tryna get jobs
reblogging for yall bc the shit worked for me lol
Karma will pop me if I don’t
It’s kinda cool how we all speak different languages but the sound for a laugh is universal.
you’re so bright, intelligent, driven. even if you don’t see it yourself - you’re the sun, the moon and the stars. and now take a deep breath and do this. you can.
Muraille - wall, thick wall (noun.f)
5.28.17 ♡ 32/100 days of productivity
Missed bullet journaling like this so I did it again! Cute and fast way to bullet journal when you’re lazy like me. Can’t believe there are only 2 days left before graduation omg. It’s also my birthday today so we’re celebrating them both tomorrow c:
Muraille - wall, thick wall (noun.f)
Slowly building a forest in my house where I can sit and do crafts :)
there’s been a new korean student in the second grade classroom I intern in and he doesn’t speak english and can only understand very little. he always has a distant gaze in class when he isn’t receiving one-on-one interaction since he has no idea what’s going on for the most part. the whole day, i assisted him in english and did a lot of pointing and hand gestures, but man, you should’ve seen the light on his face when i said goodbye to him in korean !!! his eyes grew so big !!! you can see how simply acknowledging students’ native language and letting them hear something familiar, even if it’s just one word, is so so so important !!! i love working with english language learners so much ahhhh
update: so usually in class, he doesn’t really talk at all so I never even really get to hear his voice, but oh my gosh I just saw him at a grocery store with his mom and he was talking so much in korean and his voice is so cute ;_______________________; HOW DO I GET HIM TO TALK MORE
update: if anyone was curious, I was helping him in math last week! I realized he actually can understand quite more English than I thought, but isn’t very expressive; he didn’t know how to read word problems, but I was able to explain to him what he needed to do with the numbers and each time he needed to write a number down, he would point at it and go “beep beep” LIKE HE’S A LIL CALCULATOR ASLDJFDLKS (and I used a few Korean phrases with him and he also told me his Korean name!!! he’s more comfortable in asking me for help now :-D )
do you ever just. really love languages. like. wow. i love languages.
