Working on Latin revision
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Hello all! After the success of the #gradblrchallenge this summer, as promised, I decided to lunch yet another challenge for the month of October! While the past challenge focused on creating a support and accountability network for graduate students, this particular challenge will be open to all those aged 20 and + with studyblrs. Given the average age of most of those within this group, I sense “older” people are a bit marginalized in the studyblr community. The goal here (aside from productivity) is to give both undergraduate and graduate students the chance to meet and discuss their struggles in a friendly environment.
As before, my idea for this challenge is not soundly structured as I understand we all have different needs. Once more, the point is simply to regroup committed students!
THE PLAN: For most of the month of October, all participants will be asked to commit to at least one blog post a day, detailing their work (study plans, assignments, research projects, readings and so on). Furthermore, to keep up with the spirit of community, each participant must comment/reblog or engage in some way with the daily posts of at least 3 other participants. (For more detailed rules on the structure of the challenge, see this page regularly as it may be updated before the start of the challenge.)
The challenge could start on October 3rd and conclude on October 31st. Unlike the previous round, I will also be looking for help conducting the challenge. It may be that I contact some of the “senior” participants of the former challenge for their support. In any case, I will update this particular post and the #GradChallenge blog to reflect any changes.
If you are interested, please reblog this post before September 25th, 2016 or send me message before this date. I’m looking forward to meeting you all!
Yes I’m so excited about this challenge!
This sounds interesting. October is looking to be a busy month for me so it’s the perfect time to do this.
I'm back! And at uni - posts will be resuming some sort of schedule from now onwards. My inbox is also open
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5 things to do the morning of an exam
- Wake up with time to spare, you don’t want to be in a rush in the morning because it will stress you out more for the exam.
- Eat breakfast. Even if you don’t normally it is very important because it will prepare you for the day. A good breakfast would be porridge.
- If you have time read through your notes but don’t try to learn anything new.
- Try to avoid friends who are also doing the exam, you don’t need to deal with any stress but your own!
- DON’T PANIC - it will all be ok, and at the end of the day you have your whole life ahead of you and it won’t be hugely important in the grand scheme of things.
Good luck!
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How to make a delicious banana and strawberry smoothie.
You will need:
- 7 large strawberries
- 1 small banana
- 2 table spoons of almonds
- 2 table spoons of skimmed milk
- 2 table spoons of yogurt
Blend all of the ingredients together in a blender then drink straight away!
Writing Greek Tragedy essays, I made my mindmap in variants of blue!
This morning I'm making some notes for my Greek Tragedy exam, and yes, that is a Christmas mug in the background!
I'm obsessed with my new pens!
This the reality of my desk - messy and crowded!
9/4/2016 ~ Making flash cards for one of my Latin set texts, I love to use colour in my notes!
Where are your planner and pencil case from? The peach-coloured ones :D
Hey, they're from Kikki K ☺️
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I really love mind maps and I got distracted
I love the mind maps! Are you by any chance studying Greek Tragedy as one of your A2 Class Civ modules?
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Classics Studyblr Network
@cutestudy // @jeevesian // @beautifullearning // @g-eorgia-peach // @murhuedur // @study-cph // @catestudies // @wryter-reeda // @thoodleoo // @alittlegreekreader // @dusty-pink-nerd // @classical-studyblr // @get-to-grad-school // @storystormer // @thegrapeandthefig
Hi guys, I was just thinking that we should start tagging posts as #classicsstudyblrnetwork, particularly if you have any tips on how to study, or if you have any questions for the other network members.
Let me know if you have other ideas!
Hi everyone, I will be following you from my main blog @musings-of-a-philhellene 😊
I've got a lot of revision to do today but I plan to make it slightly more bearable with coffee 😊
Revising for my Latin mock exam in a cafe today for a change of scene.