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vijaybala7123 · 1 year
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Nature reveals harmony.
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I posted 212 times in 2022
38 posts created (18%)
174 posts reblogged (82%)
Blogs I reblogged the most:
@study-with-rosie
@werelivingarts
@extextextextextextextext
@patriotstudies
@wik-likes-studying-and-films
I tagged 78 of my posts in 2022
#studyblr - 59 posts
#study - 54 posts
#studying - 52 posts
#student - 52 posts
#study tips - 50 posts
#college - 50 posts
#studyspo - 50 posts
#100 days of productivity - 48 posts
#study notes - 48 posts
#new studyblr - 44 posts
Longest Tag: 96 characters
#okay but like seriously i’m posting this an hour later cause it took a while for me to calm down
My Top Posts in 2022:
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Places to go, things to study 📚✨
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#4
just unfollowed 382 inactive studyblrs (ie had not posted in over a year) so if you are an active studyblr please like this post and I will check you out!
especially if you are a new or returning studybr!
if your main is not ur studyblr please drop the name in the comments and I will check it out!
EDIT: I am no longer going to be coming back to this post but I’m leaving it up to help other people find active blogs!
324 notes - Posted August 21, 2022
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How I Annotate Non-Fiction Books:
Step one gathering supplies. The supplies you need will be based on your needs and the text you are annotating so feel free to fit this to your need or habits.
For physical books: highlighters, pens, sticky notes, page flags, index cards, the book/document
For digital books: your device or choice (might do an in depth post of digital texts later)
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step two- creating your key
For small documents, I tend to stick to one color (each of my classes are assigned a single color).
For Longer documents, with lots of information, I will create a key for example:
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368 notes - Posted September 21, 2022
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Some of The Ways I Study “Wrong”
A lot of the time we tend to think of the “right” ways to study. But the most important aspect of studying is making sure your habits work for you! To emphasize this I am showcasing some of the ways I study “wrong” and why this “wrong” way is actually a better way for me.
a. I tend to type sitting on the couch with the computer in my lap, so I stopped putting so much emphasis on my desk and instead made a side table into my study corner in the living room
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b. I tend to lose papers so I had pictures of all my documents on my phone, I stopped using paper and now all my documents are on my iPad where I can still write on them (and I can integrate them into my notebooks, so I actually remember to study them!)
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380 notes - Posted September 23, 2022
My #1 post of 2022
I didn’t go to class today and it was the best decision I’ve made in a while.
For starters TAKE YOUR MENTAL HEALTH DAYS WHEN U NEED THEM! please it’s so important!
Anyways to the point of my post: My leg has been bothering me the past couple days and nothing seemed to fix it and i had resigned on going to the doctor after class today but I decided I would ditch class and sleep in.
And sleep in i did. I slept for 12 hours!!! AND my leg feels completely fine. I clearly have not been getting enough sleep.
THE POINT IS DONT FEEL BAD FOR NOT GOING TO CLASS IF STAYING HOME/SLEEPING IN IS WHATS BEST FOR YOU!!!!!
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scholastc · 3 years
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managing your time is something v v important! especially now that we're all at home, it's really easy for us (or for me, at least) to lose track of time. with this, here are some of the time management techniques i've tried including what worked and what didn't!
i very vaguely explained each time management technique, so here are some additional links you can check out if you wanted to know more about them:
time blocking
time blocking method by werelivingarts
flexible time blocking by eintsein
calendar blocking // time management for students by mariana's corner
getting more done with calendar blocking by amy landino
energy management
energy management by @eintsein
the one productivity system you need: time vs energy management by rowena tsai
5 tips to manage energy for higher productivity by mariana's corner
pomodoro technique
pomodoro technique 101 by werelivingarts
the pomodoro technique by mariana's corner
eisenhower matrix
time management for college students and the eisenhower matrix by mariana's corner
how to be more productive by using the eisenhower box by james clear
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guimass · 3 years
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A falta de amor próprio nos leva a buscar nos outros o que devemos encontrar em nós mesmos, e por isso é tão importante que encontremos o amor em nós mesmos, pois assim que o outro vir será para somar e não para completar. Ninguém completa ninguém.
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academiansvision · 3 years
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as my quarantine due to being sick with covid-19 steadily approaches its end, it is now time to catch up with all of my school work. It ain’t easy, but at least I’m trying, you know :) Luckily, the topics my class has covered in chem are neither really challenging nor very new to me, so we’re good now.
Anyway, I hope that everyone is safe in these trying times. Feel free to slide into my dms if you want to chat about things. 
bye for now~
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lilac-studies · 4 years
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Hi everyone!
I’ve decided to do a re introduction to my little corner of the internet since I have a lot more followers this time around. If you’re new, welcome! If you’re not, great to see you again.
Basics
Natalia
21, she/they
Pansexual
College senior
Some of my interests include:
Art and art history
Astronomy
Learning about different languages/cultures (I know English and Spanish and am currently learning Japanese)
Fashion history
Botany
I also enjoy:
Reading and journaling
Watching bad reality tv
Listening to music, I have a pretty eclectic taste and am always open for recommendations
Also watching Crash Course videos!
Playing with my adorable dog
Spending time in nature
Shopping for stationery without buying anything
My goals for the future of this blog include:
Posting more original content
Participating in studyblr challenges
Studying more, especially topics I enjoy
Reading more often, I’ve been in a bit of a slump recently
Enjoying my academic career since I’m out of the hellhole called American public high school
And of course, my inspirations.
@philology-studies @athenastudying @athenus @studyblr @study-van @slytherinpjimin @starsandaspirations @starlight-student @mildlinerrs @seraphicstudying @eternal-starshine @honeymoonbujo @universi-tea @study-bloom @werelivingarts @emmastudies @studyingkoala @studyingwithjo @studylustre @coffeeandpies @applefroyo @mujispo @kjrxbujo @cawefee @la-galaxie-langblr @moonstarbujo and probably hundreds of others that I forgot!
If you’re a studyblr, please reblog this so I can check out your content and follow you! I’m really excited for the next chapter in my life and in this blog.
さようなら!
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studyburst · 4 years
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I. PARTS OF AN EXCEL FORMULA
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= : all Excel functions begin with an equal sign 
Function: a function is a predefined formula that’s built into Excel. In this example, the function is SUM which adds all of the values in the cells together. 
Operation: specify what you want to do to the function (in this example, we use the operation * for multiplication). A common example you’re probably familiar with is a mathematical operator (like + for addition, - for subtraction, * for multiplication, and ^ for exponents). 
There are four types of operators: mathematical, comparison, text concatenation, and reference. Since there’s so many, I’ll be doing a post about them in the future (but you can read about them here if you’re interested in the mean time). 
Constant (in this example the constant is 1.06)
It’s a best practice to try to reduce constants as much as possible and instead reference a cell that has that constant inputted. Why? If we used the example above of calculating the amount spent on office supplies and we pretend that our state has 6% sales tax (note: to get the total sales tax you would do the original amount (1.00) + 0.06 for 6% sales tax which is why I did 1.06). But what if you buy your supplies during tax free week and now you don’t have to pay sales tax at all? Since I used a constant in my formula, I’d have to go back by hand and edit the formula wherever the 6% appears. If I referenced a cell, I could change the sales tax to 0% and every other amount would automatically be recalculated.
If we were to redo the formula to get rid of the constant, it would look something like this:
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II. READING AN EXCEL FORMULA DEFINITION
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Anytime you type a formula, Excel will automatically give you the definition of that formula so if you know how to read a formula in general then you’ll be able to pick up on almost any formula (obviously some formulas may still need some extra explanation, but learning to read the general formula syntax will make it so you don’t have to memorize any formula parts - just follow Excel!). 
Whatever comes after the ‘=‘ is the formula (in this case VLOOKUP)
Everything in the ‘( )’ are the arguments (each argument is separated by a comma)
Arguments NOT in [ ] are mandatory so you need to specify them of the formula will error
Arguments in [ ] are optional so if you don’t specify them the formula will still work
Be careful! Sometimes you don’t get the answer you want because you forgot to specify an optional argument.
III. REFERENCING
Referencing is when you refer to a cell in your Excel formula (in the example at the top, the reference is B2:B5. But there are different types of referencing: 
Relative Referencing: this means that the cell reference will change as you drag the formula up/down or right/left. 
Absolute Referencing: this means that you DON’T want the cell reference to change as you drag the formula up/down or right/left. In Excel, absolute referencing is represented with a $ (you can also hit F4 to cycle through the types of absolute references!)
References are super important because the most common reason my formulas error is because I forgot to reference properly. While they can be confusing, once you see the examples below it’ll make a lot more sense!
A2 means that you want the column and row to change as you drag the formula
$A$2 means that you want BOTH the column and the row to stay the same (in other words, you want it to always reference one specific cell no matter where the formula is on the sheet). This is a really common use for references!
$A2 means that you want the row but NOT the column to change as you drag the formula around
A$2 means that you want the column but NOT the row to change as you drag the formula around
Let’s use a modified version of the supplies example to illustrate. 
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In this example (that it is very simple), I only typed the formula in C5 and then copied it down. But because I used the absolute reference ($B$1), so it always referenced the cell that had the tax amount. So with absolute referencing, I can write the formula in only one cell and copy it to hundreds of rows or columns. 
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Now you know about the parts of a formula, reading a formula, and cell referencing. These basics are a good foundation so you can tackle more complicated things in Excel and even if you don’t, this information is often enough to use Excel simply. If something didn’t make sense in this, please send me an ask! 
Although I make my own examples and write all the explanations myself, I do use sources to fact check myself. You can find those sources here: Parts of a Formula,  Referencing, Overview of formulas. 
part (1/??) of my excel series
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studywithzorah · 4 years
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nothing like a new set of flashcards to get back into the rhythm of school.
QOTD: what have you been inspired to do lately?
AOTD: today I'm feeling inspired to take on a new project that could help a lot of people 😳 here's to seeing how it pans out
(ps: instagram saw it first hehe)
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studious-kiddo · 4 years
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UX Case Study Interviewees Needed!
Hey y’all! I hope you’re all doing well and keeping safe!
My name is Morgan; I’m a college student doing a school User Experience (UX) project on online artist communities in hopes of building a hypothetical artist networking app. I’m looking to briefly interview artists (via email/text) of all skill-levels and mediums to learn more about artists’ experiences online and their relationship with social media. Basically, if you consider yourself a creative person (e.g. everyday doodlers, amateur photographers, freelance graphic designers, professional sound producers, student animators, web designers, musicians, writers, etc.), I would love the opportunity to chat with you! Any insight anyone can give will be much appreciated, and if you’re interested or have any questions, please DM me! Thanks so much for your time and hope you have a great rest of your day 🥰
(Also! Reblogs are appreciated to get the word out; thank you in advance!)
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studyforalittle · 3 years
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when the mind is as gloomy as the weather outside...
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We all have those days when some things just don't end up as planned. One thing I learned in microeconomics is to not put salt on a bleeding, therefore saying to yourself how unlucky or bad it is that you didn't make something work out the way you wanted is just a waste of time. It is what i call in my head "sunk cost" because no matter what i do next does not change that i fucked something up just now. Bud hey MOVE ON. The hardest part during this quarantine was actually to set things up and start working ( of course sometimes focus is another problem but this is a different topic...) SO don't you give up :> I believe in you, and you should be confident enough to believe in yourself!
Song for you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5P7abzsNEw&list=WL&index=11
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graphicsartdesign · 3 years
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the graphic design of life uplifting quotes
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vijaybala7123 · 2 years
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Red hat.
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theeducationmag · 4 years
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Raising the Academic Level in Hospitality Education
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Carrying forward the swiss hospitality legacy, around 58 years ago, Walter Hunziker, Vice-President of the Swiss Tourism Federation and hotelier Frédéric Tissot opened the “Institut International de Glion” in the former Grand Hotel Bellevue in Glion. Later in 1995, Glion raised the academic level of the school by introducing the first Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality, in answer to the industry’s ever-growing need for highly qualified managers. Being responsive to industry needs ever since its opening Glion has cultivated academic expertise and industry relationships and set the highest standards for academic quality and hospitality excellence. Glion Institute of Higher Education is a private Swiss institution that offers Hospitality Business Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees with specializations in Luxury management, Event, or Finance to students from over 90 different countries across three campuses in Switzerland and London, UK. Together with Les Roches and Education Ducasse, Glion is part of Sommet Education, leading hospitality education groups worldwide. Since its foundation, Glion has been a by-word for excellence in hospitality business education and has been offering the students access to the expertise of its sister brand École Ducasse, a global leader in culinary arts education, since 2019.Emphasising on Both Practical and Theoretical EducationThe institute follows a curriculum of the Swiss model of hospitality education, combining practical instruction in the kitchen, service, and room operations with theoretical and general management courses. The first academic semester always focuses on Hospitality Excellence where students deepen their knowledge in the practical modules: Luxury Hospitality Culture, Contemporary Gastronomy, Hotel Operations, Food and Beverage Concepts, Trends and Innovation, and Business Communication where Glion students are supervised by Practical Arts lecturers and Meilleurs Ouvriers de France (Best Craftspeople of France). The institute believes in cultivating not only the practical and theoretical education but also helps its students develop know-how and soft skills such as team-spirit, open mindness, sense of detail, empathy, and leadership to name a few.Nurturing Professional and Personal DevelopmentStudents even have the opportunity to transfer between campuses in Switzerland and London, as well as locations in Spain and China at Glion’s sister school Les Roches. Moreover, Glion has a widely developed internship program led by its dedicated Career & Internship service which provides expert support personalized to each student’s career ambitions. At Glion, each student receives on average 5.8 internship offers. The two semester-long internship experience during their Bachelor’s degree and one semester-long internship experience during their Master’s degree enables future graduates to step straight into a responsible position upon graduation and start work immediately at a professional level. The balance of practice and theory nurtures professional and personal development and provides the combination of soft skills that the industry demands. This is referred to as the transformative education process. To keep all the students on their feet, every semester, the campuses are buzzing with events and activities among which one can count one-day excursions to neighboring countries and sports events including ski trips, mountain walks, soccer, rugby, basketball and volleyball competitions with other hospitality schools. Students have access to music rooms for band practice and concerts (Glion and Bulle campuses) or even get to participate and organize a Cultural Fair where they present their countries, cultures, and traditions through different stands.Providing Modern Classrooms and Unique Learning EnvironmentToday, Glion ranks among the world’s top institutions for hospitality and leisure management, and in the top 2 globally for employer reputation. Across its different campus locations, Glion Institute of Higher Education provides a unique learning environment to a diverse student body, with modern classrooms and learning facilities, gastronomic restaurants, and furnished accommodation available on every campus. All these facilities are operated by students under the supervision of professionals each best in their domain of expertise and provide a real-life experience with real customers. Among the facilities are a signature restaurant, Le Bellevue, awarded 16 Gault et Millau points and offering fine gastronomy with spectacular vistas, as well as the vegetarian trend-driven restaurant “Fresh” offering gourmet cuisine with breath-taking views. In Glion, it is believed that a good manager needs to experiment in practice all the professions of hospitality in the campus in order to get a full understanding on how hospitality organizations work. What makes Glion’s practical approach special are the boutique campus environments, with a maximum 1,700 students across three campuses and a staff to student ratio of 1 to 5. In order to deliver individualized study approach, studies are provided in small class sizes with an average of 35 students per academic and 15 students per practical class, where students get one-on-one attention from highly qualified faculty members who provide feedback and help to target their skills.Premium Hospitality Education with Exceptional Career OptionsTuition fees is one of the main concerns for students but with the employability rate of 90% in the Glion, the tuition fee is considered as an investment in students’ future and the institute is committed to supporting motivated students in reaching their potential. As a private institution, Glion provides a limited number of scholarships and financial aid packages for Glion students. Each scholarship and financial aid package has specific criteria, and eligibility is examined on a case-by-case basis for those students who have submitted a complete application. Students may also be eligible for loans offered in their home country. Additional aid such as scholarship and internship always motivate the student to do well. The combination of practical, academic, and real-world learning thanks to Glion internship program enables Glion students to take on a responsible position and launch their careers upon graduation. At Glion, students receive on average 4 job offers on their first-time employment and almost all (98%) of the job-seeking students already have one or more employment offers on their graduation day. The majority (51%) of alumni find work in Hospitality, Tourism, and F&B, while the rest find work in other sectors, such as FMCG, luxury goods and services, marketing, events, banking, and finance thanks to the client relations experience accessed through premium hospitality education.COVID 19: Preparing the Students for The ChallengesToday, COVID-19 is one of the main challenges that every industry is dealing with. For the hospitality industry, Glion believes it is crucial for the leaders of the future to understand how to face such crisis situations. The institute has taken the opportunity to prepare the students for the challenges that lie ahead and has also introduced a series of exceptional limited live and online series “Leading Hospitality Through Turbulent Times” that includes panel discussions, individual guest speakers, webinars and Q&A sessions led by the faculty and renowned industry experts. In an everchanging world now dictated by new post-COVID-19 codes led by digitalization, sustainability, and innovation, it is looking to give the students the best start to be successful in their future careers. During the time of crisis, along with the cutting-edge learning facilities, Glion students have been granted private access to join small group sessions coached by experts in Revenue Management, Hotel Valuation, and Spa Management. The complimentary additional two-week courses in “Hotel Market Analysis and Valuation”, “Hotel Revenue Management”, “Excellence in Spa Operations” and “Maximizing Spa Profitability: Financial Planning for Spa and Wellness Centers” are all designed to meet specific industry needs and will allow students to obtain 4 professional certificates in addition to their academic degree. These certificates will be a great asset when looking for a job or advancing a student future career.
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scholastc · 3 years
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hey guys! we had to make a cv for our human resources class last term and when i tell u i had suchhhhh a hard time, i really mean it! anw here's a v short post including some advice/tips to help you make your own! it's v important that we start doing this early! after making my cv, i realized i needed to engage in more extracurriculars and internships outside my uni. hopefully, that's not the case for u. but if it is, it's not too late! let's build up our cv together!
this is a superrrrr short post, so i'm sure i wasn't able to cover everything important. but i hope this is still helpful for some of u <3 please do note that i'm not a professional at this. the information in this post is simply what i learned from my hr professor. if u wanna add to the discussion, please do feel free to do so!
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dreamyrainbowwriter · 4 years
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Originally posted by werelivingarts.
Face the sun ☀️ stay positive!
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academiansvision · 3 years
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-intro post- Hello and welcome to my studyblr! My name’s Maria (as you can probably tell from the pic above, haha) and I’m a high school student currently in my senior year (whoops, a lot of stress fun ahead!). Here I will post about studying (obviously), languages as well as literature, music, art and other cool aesthetic tingz, so stay tuned!
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