방탄 Study Net

27th oct 2018.

16 september 2018

a few snaps of my precalculus notes for ya. just settled into the new school year and i’m trying to be more active and post more on my blogs :) i also made a new booklr you can check out here. want to know what i’m reading? goodreads.

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second last set of exams done (before wace exams) but I feel like I couldn’t focus at all, and I was just so exhausted and I crumbled under all the pressure (under everyone’s expectations) and the constant underlying stress and i just-

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I feel so incompetent and discouraged after these exams,,, but oh well! hard work never betrays you right? we’ll just have to rebound back from the other problems, learn from them (to be a better and more advanced person) and to start anew.

let’s work towards our goal and to get that grade we deserve! continue to be resilient!

Hi everyone! As requested, here is the September Target Language Writing Challenge, with Back to School-themed asks! Special thanks to @nylffn for this lovely idea. Thank you!!

I’d also like to give a shoutout to @mylanguageroad , @yourswedishboy , @slightly-weird-book-worm , @linguavert , @blumensprache , @perplexedravenclaw , @crehelf for keeping up with last month’s challenge (sorry if I accidentally left you out!).

If you don’t know about this challenge: Want to maintain or improve your writing skills in your target language? Try this 30-day writing challenge for September: Every day, answer the following prompts in your target language (in a personal journal or in a tumblr post). Good luck!

What is your favorite stationery product and why?

What is your favorite childhood memory from school?

Do you have a fictional role model that you look to as an academic inspiration? (Hermione Granger, Rory Gilmore, Elle Woods…) Who is it and why?

Are you in any clubs, organizations, or sports teams at school? Describe them.

Do you use a bullet journal? Why?

What does your ideal life after school look like?

Write about a time that your teacher was really unfair or annoying in class.

Write about a friend you met in class.

Do you know what you want to major/pursue a career in? If so, how did you decide on this? If not, what are some subjects you would consider pursuing?

What kind of music do you study to? Why?

Where do you like to study? Why?

What’s one book that you had to read for class that you ended up liking, and why?

What are some go-to study snacks?

Is your target language one that you studied in school? How long have you been studying it?

What is one bad habit that keeps you from being productive? How will you combat this?

Write your homework (or work) to-do list in your target language.

What’s your school morning routine?

Write about the best teacher you’ve had.

What’s one thing you wish you could change about the educational system?

What do you think about school social events – dances, football games, etc? Do you go to them?

List your academic goals for this year.

What is one thing you’re looking forward to this year?

Write whatever is currently on your mind (bc I’m running out of ideas lol).

What do you think about giving students tablets or laptops for taking notes, etc?

Do you like making your notes “pretty” or “aesthetic” (lol)? What’s your reasoning behind your choice?

Name some of the best study tips/methods you’ve learned.

Are you a morning person? Do you like having morning classes or night classes?

What’s one academic strength and one weakness you have?

Name a fun memory from school.

How do you deal with school stress/what are some self-care techniques?

Please DO NOT waste time staring at a blank word document wondering how to start your introduction. Follow these steps to break it down, and plan + start your assignment efficiently.  

Highlight the key information on your brief/marking criteria (word count, structure, what to include etc.)

Open a word document. Immediately save it and name it ‘*class name* assignment draft’. 

Set up the basic assignment structure. Use the built in tools in Microsoft word to create a cover page, contents page and reference list. Add automatic page numbering and a header/footer if necessary. 

Using your assignment brief, structure your assignment using headings and subheadings. Use the ‘Styles’ on the home tab in Microsoft word for all headings (they will then be automatically included in your contents page). Remember to number your sections. If you haven’t been given specific topics/headings, don’t skip this step. Use generic headings like ‘Introduction, Point 1, Point 2, Conclusion, Discussion etc.). 

Allocate an approximate word count to each section so you know when to stop (as a guide: the total word count divided by the percentage of the grade allocated to that section) 

If you already have some ideas, start listing them in bullet points underneath the headings. If not, flip through notes or your textbook and start adding things that might be relevant into each section. 

Always start referencing/include citations as you go along, even in the notes! Do not leave it until the end because you will definitely have forgotten where the information came from. 

When you have enough content, start turning notes into paragraphs. 

Allow enough time for proofreading, ideally by someone else! You can easily lose 10% of the marks available by making silly mistakes and its much harder to spot your own.

빠르다 to be fast / 느리다 to be slow

작다 to be small / 크다 to be big

짧다 to be short / 길다 to be long

키가 작다 to be short (height) / 키가 크다 to be tall

날씬하다 to be slim / 뚱뚱하다 to be fat

멍청하다 to be dumb / 똑똑하다 to be smart

좁다 to be narrow / 넓다 to be wide

어둡다 to be dark / 밝다 to be bright

화창하다 to be sunny / 흐리다 to be cloudy

춥다 to be cold / 덥다 to be hot

잘생기다 to be handsome / 못생기다 to be ugly

일찍 (or 빠르다 depending on context) early / 늦다 to be late

시끄럽다 to be noisy / 조용하다 to be quiet

좋다 to be good / 나쁘다 to be bad

안전하다 to be safe / 위험하다 to be dangerous

더 more / 덜 less

자다 to sleep / 깨다 to wake up

고치다 to fix or repair / 고장하다 to be broken (down)

행복하다 to be happy / 슬프다 to be sad

배고프다 to be hungry / 배부르다 to be full

건강하다 to be healthy / 아프다 to be sick

합격하다 to pass / 실패하다 to fail

잡다 To catch / 떨어지다 to drop

끼다 to be tight (like clothes) / 헐렁하다 to be loose

가볍다 to be light / 무겁다 to be heavy

약하다 to be weak / 강하다 to be strong

결혼하다 to be married / 이혼하다 to be divorced

살다 to live / 죽다 to die

웃다 to laugh / 울다 to cry

앉다 to sit / 서다 to stand

깨끗하다 to be clean / 더럽다 to be dirty

가만히 있다 to stay still / 움직이가 to move

걷다 to walk / 달리다 to run

낮다 to be low / 높다 to be high

부드럽다 to be soft / 딱딱하다 to be firm

열다 to open / 닫다 to close

켜다 to turn on / 끄다 to turn off

입다 to wear / 벗다 to take off

전화하다 to call / 끊다 to hang up

무디다 to be dull or blunt / 뾰족하다 to be pointed (or 날카롭다 to be sharp)

부주의하다 to be careless / 조심하다 to be careful

비어있다 to be empty / 가득하다 to be full

젊다 to be young / 늙다 to be old

기민하다 to be alert / 졸리다 to be sleepy

찬성하다 to support / 반대하다 to oppose

달다 to be sweet / 짜다 to be salty

불투명하다 opaque / 투명하다 to be transparent

쓰다 to write / 지우다 to erase

깁다 to sew or mend / 자르다 to cut

Memories [pt.2/3]

studygram: hristinasview

some personal bujo/planner mistakes i’ve been making:

sure a small planner is easier to keep with me, my pencil case is big enough so i can just slip it in there, but a bigger one is a lot more efficient

unlined pages are a must, lined pages constrict creativity and i focus too much on making sure everything is symmetrical or even and whatnot

because my bujo is mainly for school a daily spread is pointless because most days x,y,z homework and study x,y,z are the only things i add plus it is incredibly time consuming to prepare each layout and i end up stopping midway

this new weekly layout that is categorized by subject is a lot more suited to my needs because whatever i have to regarding a specific subject i just add under the heading using the colour coded bullet for that day

plus there’s a whole ‘notes’ page for whatever miscellaneous reminders or events that are happening that week

the changing of the months is really not all that important to me and i hate how it messes with my weekly layout when the months change in the middle of the week so using each new school term as the beginning and counting down each week as week 1, 2, 3 etc. works better for me

the only thing i miss about a daily layout is the daily quote but otherwise i think this new layout will hopefully work for me

(sn: sorry for the crappy cursive and i still suck at taking photos)

Alarms set for the morning (triple check)

Go over what’s written in your planner and see what’s marked down for the next day/what you need to do

Back pack ready to go with all materials

Clothes laid out (if you want to be really proactive)

Laptop/phone is charging

Face washed

Medication taken (if applicable)

Coffee/tea ready to brew (if needed)