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Thank you for tagging me ❤️❤️❤️ I’ll definitely check out these Studyblrs ❤️

STUDYBLR WORLD DIRECTORY!

Please share and do not be afraid to mingle! Please do not hesitate to message me for corrections or additions! Cheers!

IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER:

Argentina

@aztrolab

@german-translator-in-the-making

@poarsty

Australia

@maybe-motivation

@justanotherstudyblrinthecrowd

@smartstudy

@study-fox

@studysimp

@sun-flowerstudies

@usedmoleskines

Belgium

@pocaw

Brazil

@bluesxrgntstudies

@nerdystudentgurl

@studyingfilms

@willitengineer

Bangladesh

@prakriti-t

Canada

@alex-the-elusiverenegade

@calscoffee

@headgirlstudy

@humscholar

@raonaidstudies

@solarstudies

@studyflwr

@tranquilstudy

Ontario

@idilstudies

@futureprofcurrentmess

@krisability

@lantern-academia

Vancouver

@boldlystudy

@bookmark-artisan

Costa Rica 

@oracleofdelythi

@studycafeu

Croatia

@slytherinsstudyblr

Czech Republic

@timesmiless

Finland

@arctic-anna

@marsipaanigekko

@meesstudies

@sosiaalitieteet

France

@chaotic-academic

@english-ness

@learning-to-think

@lucillestudies

Germany 

@deborah-biene

@forest-notes

@josis-teacup

@laurelwreathstudies

@mochistudying

@pa-eonia

@stu-dna

@thestupidlawstudent

@veralernt

@yasminstudies

Greece

@mewlblr

Honduras

@easygoingstudies

Iceland

@tungumalaast

India

@arainysigh

@caffeinatedtanyastudies

@celestialkaleidoscope

@cloudpearls-studyworld

@dabbascience

@ipitara-studyblr

@itsmanny

@letsdothisbruh​

@mahimavatsworld

@museeofmoon​

@rainisstudying​

@scorpihoe-studying​

@seekerwithsneakers​

@studyblog-sura

@studiac​

@study-diaries​

@studying1hourbeforetheexam​

@studyyteaa​

@sunflowerviolets​

Indonesia

@terhangus​

@theadolessons

Ireland

@caffeineinfusedstudy​

@gabrilearnelle

Italy

@alittle-studyblr​

@vivodiharry​

@waldenlustcafe​

Japan

@yourstudyfriend​

Mexico

@atheneable​

@determinedlittlecloud​

@messofmed​

@poweredbygreentea​

Netherlands

@for-nostalgic-purposes​

@godzilla-studies​

@lotus-notes​

@machine-studying

@pautumns

@6gym

New Zealand

@booksbutch​

Philippines

@divinity-study

@everything—goes

@futuristicwonderlandpoetry

@heyrosiebee

@matuklas

@micasamea

@plancake

@pomelo14

Poland

@aspiringravenclawbabe​

@studylikeanneshirley​

Portugal

@medustudies​

@zsandpearls​

Russia 

@sandrahaiko​

Serbia

@bookish-aesthetic-studyblr​

@getthatstudyon​

Singapore

@daydreamst​

@midnightatthelibrary​

@studyxwinnie​

Spain

@bea-estudiando​

@bluesstudying​

@owlscholar​

@watersignliterature​

Switzerland

@c8h12n4o2​

@plover-studies​

Trinidad and Tobago

@belle-keys​

Turkey

@study-van​

Ukraine

@ukrainianstruggles​

United Kingdom

@catalunya-dreaming​

@daintylittlestudyblr​

@maritsa-studies​

@nerdymedstudies​

@peachblossomstudy​

@wodexuexiao​

England

@anachrocity​

@barkomalfoy​ 

@bbstudies​

@blondestudyblr​

@ceriniity​

@chazza-studies-alevels​

@colossus-studies

@gooseofmanylanguages​

@gwndlnstudies​

@kurovec​

@languadore​

@moon-thestars​

@sammiestudiesstuff​

@somuchtostudysolittletime​

@studywithprincess​

@tulipteastudies​

 Northern Ireland

@cleo-adkins​

@kaldavstvo​

@la-galaxie-langblr​

@sidhestudies​

Scotland

@cosmoslaur​

United States of America

@anecdochees

@alex-is-here

@beeee-sweet

@bookbearstudy

@caffeiningly

@cassinotes

@christinestudies

@dionystudies

@fallstudies

@fleu-rie

@francesstudies

@istudynature

@janestudies

@jesuisdorii

@jingxixuexiblr

@june-studiesss

@keastudiesenglish

@larandomfangirl

@mathias-researches

@pyulystudies

@studyingsim

@sleepanon

@undasrego

@vic-studies

@victoria-studies-stuff

@witchylillie

Arizona

@smilestudy

@sydthefuturenurse

California

@ancientanthro

@antiscianstudies

@linear-functions

@mindfulstudying

@odysseyinink

@stillstudies

@365text

Florida

@literaturebylamplight

@theyellowhaunt

Georgia

@anxious-and-studying

@katestudiesx

@romanticism-studies

@moativational

Maryland

@mednerdblr

Minnesota

@lattestudies

@perabera

Ohio

@soft-scholar

Oregon

@soliloquy-sappho

Pennsylvania 

@i-better-study

Utah

@almondfoam

Washington DC

@warpedperception-studying

Washington State

@carcinophaga

Uruguay

@studygirluruguay

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REBLOG IF

- you are a studyblr

- you are super friendly

- you love when people message you

- you want to support everyone in the community 

one thing i love about this community is that it is one big family and everyone is ready to support eachother. reblog this and follow the people that also reblog and start some super cute supportive friendships because you all deserve the best 

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I’m making a directory with studyblrs around the world so people can find others in different countries/people who are near them etc...

if you would like to be included simply just reblog and write in the tags where u are from!!

thanks have a great day!!!

#India

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07/17/2020 //Sunday//

Do you guys like math?

#study motivation #studyblr #rainymood #study hard #productivequarantine #mathblr #studyspo #studyday #studyinspo

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07/12/2020 //sunday//

Organising notes while listening to music 💕

App that I use to take notes: MS OneNote

#study motivation #studyblr #college #rainymood #study notes #productivequarantine #studyspo #studymood #studyyteaa

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042420

As most people are working and studying from home right now, I wanted to share some concrete, implementable ways you can help yourself feel better. Though I believe productivity and quantity of work done (or lack thereof) doesn’t/shouldn’t translate into your self-worth and how you view yourself, when you get work done, you actually do feel better in your own body. 

By the way, it’s the first time I’m formatting a tips/guide post like this, so I apologize that I couldn’t be more concise.

I’ve spoken to a licensed professional counsellor as well as to some professionals who have been working from home for a long time, and some of the advice above is from them. I’m also sharing from my own experience as someone who used to be very productive and an (ex-)overachiever, and still attach a lot of my self-worth to grades and other tangible accomplishments. I hope these slides can help you. In case it’s hard to read, I’ve included it (reworded) in text form if you’d like to read more. 

Keep reading

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Mood ❤️

#friday #bookstagram #coffetime

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07/06/2020 

#studyblr #study motivation #study hard

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This is the kind of motivation I need.

24/09/2017

I made something wooo Holidays have finally arrived which means lots of practise exams + studying, but also a lot of time for mental health. Also, my 17th birthday in 6 days? Wow?

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Mood ✨

#studyblr #studyspo #study motivation #mood

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It always seems impossible until it's done. 🌌

#studyblr #studyspo #study motivation #study mood #exam

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Saturday 🌚

#studyblr #studyspo #study motivation #rainyday

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//revising for an upcoming exam//

#studyblr #studyspo #study motivation #study mood #exam week #rainyday #exam #study vibes #study desk #blurry

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5 WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR MEMORIZATION SKILLS BEFORE YOUR NEXT EXAM

1. START PREPARING EARLY

The first thing that you need to do in order to memorize more effectively is to start preparing early. For your difficult test, I recommend beginning your study plan at least a week in advance. For easier tests, I would suggest three days in advance. What I like to do for my more difficult classes is to read through my notes, highlight important information, and create notecards after each class period. Making your study material after each class will help you to keep things fresh instead of forgetting them as soon as class is over. Having a studying plan like this will also help you to avoid procrastination, last-minute studying, and cramming!

2. CREATE NOTECARDS

Making notecards allows you to create question/answer formats similar to the exam, memorize smaller pieces of information that are much easier to digest, and test yourself (without cheating).

3. MEMORIZE THINGS IN SMALL CHUNKS

The next thing that you need to do in order to memorize more effectively is to start memorizing things in smaller chunks. Say goodbye to cramming, my friend, because it is not effective! Breaking things down into smaller, more manageable tasks will help you absorb so much more information.

4. USE KEY PHRASES, WORDS, OR LETTERS

Another thing that helps me to memorize more effectively is using little tricks like key phrases, words or letters to help me more easily recall the information. 

5. REPEAT REPEAT REPEAT

As you begin learning the material for your next exam, remember to start studying at least a week in advance. This will give you plenty of time to go over your notes so that you can keep everything fresh and repeat it multiple times.

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Prepare for the best semester ever

#studyblr #study motivation #exam #exam week #study day #student #college #mood

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Exam week

#studyblr #study motivation #studytime #studyday #college #studyfulltime #exam week