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shlrleystudies · 10 months

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me, an ant, reading my book under a little rock cave (this library) 📖 🐜

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dungeonstudy · 9 months

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some notes, iced coffee and my thoughts

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stu6y · 2 years

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060422 | calculus notes <3

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#mn #sc #studyblr #studygram #notes #math #studyspo #aesthetic #studying #stationery #studyspiration #tbhstudying #stillstudies #gloomstudy #emmastudies #noodledesk #revisicn

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maistudies · 1 year

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Some festive little snippets🫶🏽 Hoping you are all enjoying your holiday season the best way possible. Sending peace, happiness, and prosperity your way!!

#I’m clinging on to every lil positive thing atm I’m very nervous for next semester tbh🫣#I never know what to tag my posts on here😩#especially since these aren’t school related like do I use the studyblrs tags #anyways I really want to post more of my pics on here like everyone else lol I also feel like it motivates me in a way #mine #maiary #studyblr #myhoneststudyblr #stuhde #mittonstudies #heypeachblossom #revisicn #bulletnotestudies

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overgrownartist · 2 years

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Introduction Post!

Hello! I created this blog in hopes it'll motivate me more, give me more tips and insight on things, teach me new things, and help me feel more a part of a community! As of right now I aim for this to me more studyblr leaning overall.

• Mosslynn, but I go by Moss for short

• They/Them or Any Pronouns

• 21 years old, but I turn 22 on October 23rd

• American

• Art Major and a Freshman in University

• ENFP 4w5

• Scorpio Sun, Virgo Moon, Libra Rising

Because it's my first semester I'd like to mention I'm taking Prealgebra, Elementary Japanese, Music Appreciation, and 3 Dimensional Design this semester.

I'd also like to say that while this is primarily a studyblr I may post things outside of just my studies, but still within my interests, so it could be related to music, art, comics, shows and movies, writing, journaling, video games, and similar, but I aim to be mostly a studyblr. I currently work at a movie theater.

5 blogs that have inspired and motivated me the most to create my own blog:

@myhoneststudyblr

@mid-afternoon-studies

@study-van

@revisicn

@gloomstudy

I'm excited to be a part of this community! I hope you all have a great day and thank you for taking the time to read this!

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acadernia · 3 years

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051221. god i wish i had even the slightest clue of what is ever going on at any moment but . math notes setup for today was nice

#we're starting multivar finally which . pain #studyblr #studyspo #mathblr #light academia #dark academia #university #productivity #sonderstudy #lookrylie #gloomstudy #stuhde #revisicn #philologystudies #jeonchemstudy #captainofstudies #studylikegeller #handwriting tag #spring 2021

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etudiaire · 3 years

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03.22.21

Had an abnormally warm day today - I sat outside for tea, cheesecake and reading ~

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#mine #studyblr #revisicn #picnic #latinandlattes #studylustre #philologystudies #studyain #sonderstudy #obsidianstudy #stillstudies #academiix #studypetals #areistotle

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apricitystudies · 3 years

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18.11.2020 // i finally completed my exams yesterday and i have no idea how i did. by the time i started writing my third exam essay i honestly couldn’t tell at all if i was being a genius or a complete idiot

#studyblr #studyspo #student #bujo #productivity #university #bullet journal #planner #bookblr #gloomstudy #idiotacademia #revisicn #rhubarbstudies #heypat #myposts

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bulletnotestudies · 3 years

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24.11.2020 // enjoy some not very straight but definitely colorful citric acid cycle notes 🌈

i’ve had a very busy couple weeks, and in true med school fashion, it’s not looking like the workload will get any smaller anytime soon... desperately looking forward to christmas break! hope you’re all doing well x

♪ blood // water - grandson

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stargazerbibi · 3 years

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22nd january 2021

my school is on lockdown~ and i don't know what we're supposed to do now 'cause classes have literally stopped~ but we were in the middle of exam season~ and we have a bunch of group projects~ why aren't they saying anything~~

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shlrleystudies · 9 months

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doing research + eating the most vegetarian looking meal I've ever made

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dungeonstudy · 3 years

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Slowly getting over my chronic sickness and I’m extravagantly happy 💐

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getshitdonetbh · 4 years

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- a lifeguide for students with anxiety - i’ve been struggling with anxiety for more than a decade. needless to say, i know what it’s like to be in a school system when your mental health isn’t at its best. it’s easy to get discouraged and give up on your studies. i’ve been there as well, but look at me now, i’ve graduated from a bachelor degree, a master degree and i’m even doing a second one. IT-IS-POSSIBLE. if i did it, you can do it as well. so here, i picked some of my best tips that i wish i’d know sooner when i got to higher education, when my mental health failed me. x prioritize i can’t stress this enough. P R I O R I T I Z E all your tasks. it’s easy to be overwhelmed with work, emotions, pressure. so whenever you feel like you’ve got a thousand things to do but don’t know how/where to start : list everything. as soon as you’re done with your list, pick three colours : one for important tasks that need to be done asap one for tasks that you have to do but aren’t a life or death question one for tasks that can wait/less important once it’s done, mark your important tasks with numbers: one for the most important, second for the second most important etc… this method will help you to know what you’ve got to do first and help you organise your brain.

x use the pomodoro method being anxious means procrastinate then worry about procrastination because you’ve got a lot to do but also struggle to focus because your mind is thinking about something else… it’s an endless spiral. the pomodoro method is well-known amongst studyblrs but it is really helpful when you can’t focus. 20 minutes of work, 5 min break, repeat it 4 times then give yourself a bigger break. honestly it worked for me. i go full hardcore mode for 20mn, and i’ve never been more productive. + bonus tips : my mind wanders easily, so i also use an extension that blocks websites (forest is the best!!) it helps me to stay focus.

x when it’s too much, stop it you’ve got to submit an essay, you haven’t got much time left but you can’t work. you can’t work because you’re too anxious, because you’re scared, because you want to give up, because all of this, is getting too much. did that ever happen ? don’t force it, you’re not going to be more productive, trust me on this one. instead of crying your eyes out on this essay, give yourself a break. have a shower, talk to a relative/friend, cook something, go out for 5 minutes, scroll your tumblr timeline, do some breathing exercises, do something else. when you’re feeling a tad better, come back, write down everything that is currently making you anxious and split them in two: what can/can’t be solved. and then write down solutions, even long terms ones. once it’s done, you should feel a bit better, enough to go back to your work.

that’s all for the real real real tips, but here’s some bonus that i do as well: - listen to classical/relaxing playlist - use earplugs when i need to be super focused - always keep a notebook nearby, it’s helpful to write what you’ve got in mind - ask for help. never be scared to reach to someone when you can’t do it anymore, it’s important. - remember to take time for yourself as well, sleep is important, so is staying hydrated.

i know it’s not much but those tips helped me get through my dissertation and honestly i would have done so much better if i had known those lil tips before.

take care, - aly

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scholastc · 4 years

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hi! here are some online class study tips that have worked for me, so i wanted to share them with you guys!! online classes have been touuuugh, but we'll get through this together! :D

plan ahead. a lot of my professors gave assignments earlier and gave us about a month to work on them. some of us might have the tendency to work on them later on, but working on them as soon as i can and finishing them 2 weeks earlier than the deadline gave me more time to work on bigger, more important projects. this can also give you more time to make changes to it when there are last minute requirements you have to include.

call your friends. when we went to school, we always looked forward to hanging out with our friends after being in class for hours. all that is painfully absent now, so i tried to compensate by calling my friends after classes or designating a specific day in the week where all of you are free and having a fun study session together.

change of scenery. being in the same space every hour of every day adds to the dreadfulness of it all, so having a change of scenery every once in a while can actually make you feel more energized. whenever i got the chance to go out to the park or the library, i would always take it. but!! adding some polaroids on your walls, changing your bed sheets, or even just studying in your dining room are also just as effective!

keep a water bottle next to you. it's so easy for us to forget to drink water as the day goes by. with this, having a water bottle next to you makes you want to reach out to it and drink water more frequently. not only does this keep you hydrated, but drinking water will also wake you up when you're feeling snoozy in the middle of a class lecture!

have a group chat where u log productivity. my friends and i become motivated to work when we see that others are working, so we made a group chat where we logged tasks that we've accomplished as the day goes by. aside from this, i'm also part of a group in the focus to-do app where you can see other people working as well as how many hours they've worked during the day.

wear uv protection glasses. this is one of the most important things i learned during this whole online class experience. my eye grades went from 20/20 to 50/100 in the span of just a month and a half, and i had to get prescription glasses! don't let online classes ruin your eyesight, people! learn from my experience :(

spread out your tasks. for some reason, professors have given us so much more assignments for online classes compared to when we were in the actual university. it can get quite overwhelming, but spreading out your tasks can help lessen the stress and pressure. i work on small tasks for a short period of time each day to make sure that i'm able to get things done on time without feeling extremely tired. i actually made a post on this here! check it out if you want a more elaborate explanation for this part :)

listen to the live discussions. i used to zone out during synchronous sessions, talk to friends, or play games on my phone, thinking that i don't have to listen now and that i can just rewatch it later. while being able to rewatch your professor's lecture is one of the pros of online classes, try to listen to your professor's live discussions as much as you can! it saves so much time and gives you the change to ask them questions during the lesson proper. if you're able to understand the lesson during the session, you'd be able to spend your extra time working on other assignments or doing things for yourself. however, there definitely are some classes wherein you'd really have to repeatedly listen to the recorded sessions in order to fully understand the concepts, and that's fine too! the point of this is to try and listen to the lesson as much as you can so you can spend less time on it later.