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aodhnerd · 21 days
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Did I lose power again? Yes
Am I speed running gov homework again? Also yes
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lizhi-studiies · 3 months
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this one goes out to everyone who would love to have cute aesthetic notes and try their hardest, but have ugly illegible handwriting....
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kimblestudies · 3 months
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january 22, monday
-> it hasn't stopped raining all week. forced myself to take a lot of government and economics notes.
🎧the metamorphosis, franz kafka
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Another desk photo, but I thought the math looked fancy 😆
I'm currently racing to catch up with my self studied AP Physics C work after learning its probably the most important test I'm taking credit-wise.
It's been so weird walking around the school and counting down the days till I graduate. There's a lot I won't miss, but there's also physics class with all my friends and the teacher I've best gotten to know over three years, the GSA club meetings every wednesday, and the free-period study sessions in the library. I know what's coming next will be fun, but I am sad to leave what I have now.
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yours-nai · 3 months
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day 2: january 28th, 2024
im back!!! had a HUUGE slump but im motivated to start again :,) honestly life has just been a rollercoaster and im trying to get it back to normal. mitski has helped me through a lot im forever grateful for her. i worked on apush notes! i was very excited to write notes for this module because i know almost nothing about this topic </3 very productive day! remember, breaks are so important. don’t forget to take them. yours, nai ♡
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sweetchotimochi · 7 months
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how to study for social studies subjects
I’d like to think that one of my strongest focuses is social studies. I love learning about history, economics, government, e.t.c. and I do well on tests! I thought that most people had it easy when it came to these subjects, but throughout working with peers and friends, I realized that wasn’t true, so here are some tips to get through those subjects: 
Memorizing will be your friend: This is one of my biggest tips that I still use for my social studies subjects. Memorize, memorize, memorize! Of course, you should first understand a concept or term before memorizing it, but it helps so much to know words. I use quizlet and knowt.io to help me memorize, but you can use a variety of ways to remember. This is especially helpful for tests, as you can help fill in the blank when reading through questions and other readings.
Trick your brain: One of the reasons I was so good at social studies subjects was because I was interested in politics and government. I’m really interested in the controversial aspect of politics, which helped me understand forms and branches of government, how the economy works, e.t.c. I’ve recently heard this tip on the internet, where people trick their brain into thinking that the subject they are learning is like lore for a tv show or novel, and it worked. Your brain will probably be more likely to learn if you make it enjoyable.
Use a variety of resources: A lot of social studies subjects will have more interesting and engaging resources to use, rather than like physics with a boring textbook and some reference videos. Topics like politics will have a wide variety of books, articles, news reports, movies, and even TV shows covering them. After understanding the concepts and things you may need to know, watching a political TV show can be a form of studying! You can learn to apply, discuss, and critique different forms and resources to apply to the thing you are studying. 
Find ways to connect to the modern world: Social studies subjects are one of the easiest to connect to the media and the news; you will often find articles and reporters speaking about the economy, what's going on in the supreme court, and who is voting or pushing for what agenda. If you ever need to find examples to help you learn and study, just watch the news! It’s a great resource, and can help you apply what you are learning to the real world. Oftentimes, test-makers will give a question set in a scenario, where a country is going into a recession and you may have to explain ways to solve or help it e.t.c. so the news is a great resource to see it real time.
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moastudiess · 1 year
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02.21.2023~ Catching up on some biology notes, taking a few practice quizzes, and wrapping up the 5 day weekend.
🎧 - Matsuri x Fujii Kaze
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study-sycamore · 14 days
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if you look closely you'll see a bunch of ladybugs in the grass
april 12, 2024 - day 2 of 30 days of APES
today i:
did some apes flashcards
went to a swim meet (improved my 100 free time by 3 sec)
continued to become more entrenched in the webtoon im reading
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gene wilder’s yass-pilled frederick frankenstein would win in a fight against victor frankenstein any day.  he could out-dance him, too.  
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gimmeonigiri · 4 months
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12.20.23
it’s winter break but i’m doing calculus (literally what’s the point of finding relative extrema my head hurts so bad)
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aodhnerd · 1 month
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The power is back on so it’s time to speed run some AP GOV notes and homework😀
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lizhi-studiies · 11 days
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04/15/2024 - monday
some snapshots from today's work :') my schedule this week sucks but i'm powering through!! good luck to everyone getting into the finals zone <3 looks like it's a nonstop push from here to the end of the year!
in case you can't read the notion pic... i have an ap bio test tomorrow, a french test on wednesday, the ap stats mcq final on thursday and the frq final the tuesday after... let me live......
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kimblestudies · 1 month
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03.24
this weekend :
-> laplace transforms homework
-> studied ap macro economics material
-> ap gov unit 4 review
-> made bread for the first time
-> went to two (2) parties, completely opposite in vibes
🎧currently reading: Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
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Going into the last day of spring break...
Monday will be the beginning of a packed April leading up to my last ever AP exams
Here's hoping I'm not too burnt out to get a few days of studying out of myself.
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On a lighter note, I've been doing some houseplant upkeep as it is the beginning of growing season and I find cutting up & shuffling around my plants strangely relaxing. Above is a new buddy in the collection! She's a Cissus Javana, also known as a vining rex begonia despite not even being closely related to begonias. Based on a brief Google they're actually part of the Grape family. I made her a growing structure today which I think turned out really well!
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studyhaus · 1 year
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Biology Bytes #1 - Stages of Mitosis
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Interphase (I saw)
Prophase (Peter)
Prometaphase (Parker)
Metaphase (Make)
Anaphase (Apple)
Telophase & Cytokinesis (Tarts and Cakes)
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Top and bottom left photos from "Mitosis" and "Peter Parker (MCU)" on Wikipedia respectively.
Bottom right photo by Diliara Garifullina on Unsplash.
Follow @studyhaus for more concise summaries of concepts in biology!
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irishcoyote · 7 days
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Remember to study more than the sections of history in which you're interested. Move on from the parts with which you are comfortable. The beginnings and the ends of a textbook are easy to comprehend. Go back to the middle. The messy, terrifying middle. In American History, go back and look through the mid-1800s section. Read that boring, dreadful chapter about Jacksonian democracy and economic policies. Familiarize yourself with the election of 1808 or whatever-the-christ. Move on from the AmRev and get to the parts of American History that are sloppy and flip-floppy and honestly not our best moments, and you'll feel better. Go back and read the chapter for the test you'd rather forget happened. You'll feel better.
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