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somerabbitholes · 2 days

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started reading, ended up drawing

#studyblr #coffeeblr #art #study aesthetic #studysthetics #booklr #studyspo #academia #artblr #study space #books #reading #study blog #aesthetic #aes #academia aesthetic #gradblr #study inspo #coffee aesthetic

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literarydesire · 14 hours

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The sort of work that feels like play

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maryrouille · 1 day

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Toxic romanticization of studying

In a word of introduction, my profile partly shows that studying and exploring is wonderful. But as a person involved in science*, I would like to show healthy and true patterns of this beautiful adventure in acquiring knowledge.

The inspiration for writing this post this time was not the phenomenon from Tumblr (although you can also observe it here), but from Pinterest. There you can come across cycles composed of quotes and photos whose aim is to motivate young girls to learn, succeed and get good grades. These images often also show examples of characters from movies, TV series or real life that you can aspire to be like. Overall, I have to agree that it really works! But I would like to draw attention to certain elements that need to be verified.

1. You shouldn't get up at 5am

First of all, the correct amount of sleep is one of the most important factors affecting the proper and effective functioning of our brain. During sleep, nerve cells regenerate, organize information acquired during the day and consolidate memory traces, which is directly related to learning. Lack of sleep increases impulsivity, deepens negative thinking and slows down the body's reaction time!

2. You can be a genius without good grades

Of course, good grades are a pleasant confirmation of our knowledge and praise for hard work. However, sometimes it is worth considering whether the structure of exams themselves, especially those with closed questions, affects the results. We often study for one specific exam, the knowledge of which may be very… limited and sometimes not useful, so it is worth prioritizing the topics that we study hard.

3. It's not cool to think you're better than others

We are different and have different priorities in life. It is also worth considering how many people escape from the rat race and start a slow, stress-free life. So we have to agree that judging people based on grades or responses under stress (sic!) is not cool.

The good thing about romanticizing studying

As I have already said, these types of collages are really motivating. So let's talk about what's great about them and what's worth highlighting and saving for later.

1. Knowledge is beautiful, but your outfit and surroundings can also be

We know that we should never judge a book by its cover, but… the issue of social perception painfully confirms that we do and will continue to do so because this is how our brains work. And isn't it nice when someone looks at us and thinks this girl is so classy?

Moreover, a nice outfit that makes us feel good gives us a lot of self-confidence. There are also many studies confirming the positive impact on motivation and concentration of a neat and aesthetic workplace.

2. Not just cramming, but also discovering

Broadening your horizons is easier with passion and real commitment. And to achieve this, the topics must really interest us. Not everyone has yet found something that they are extremely passionate about in science, so that is why you have to dig deeper and discover different areas.

3. Don't be afraid to use your knowledge in practice

Schools and universities, unfortunately, have their own rules and they do not always allow you to show your 100% potential. Thus, share your knowledge with others externally, write essays, blog and social media. This form of activity also makes you learn things faster and easier. In addition, contacts with others will expand your knowledge.

Therefore, I must say that it is worth choosing your inspirations carefully. Nothing helps you enjoy studying better than a clear head and lack of prejudices.

*This post was inspired by my own experience with studying. If anyone is interested, I think I can share my mistakes that did not help me in an academic adventure :)

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theonewhereistudy · 6 hours

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Today's episode: studying SQL (or: It took me 3 hours to finish drinking that coffee because I kept getting distracted)

#college #student #study aesthetic #study inspiration #study space #university #notes #productivity #study motivation #studyblr #studying #study inspo #studyspo #study blog

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ashs-reverie · 3 days

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23nd April - 21 Days until Finals

3hr 5min on forest 🌲

1hr 55min screen time 📱

Last night i felt a little on edge bcs my brain suddenly figured that i might not be able to complete my syllabus before exams and i got anxious, even the meds didn't help so i had to re-analyse and make a fresh time-table (i am a little behind)

Stuff i did:

Text book reading/summarising

Made flashcards

Reviewed 13 cards

I'v got to start memorising more bcs my exams are sort of rote-learning based and i have got a lot of questions to learn :')

Good luck to everyone 💖🫶