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happy saturday!!! i have to clear out my desk for my move and i really really dun wanna

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Some exercices from Basic Kanji Book. I’m translating whole paragraphs now (well, not any random paragraph, but still). やった！☆

must be at least one of these:

-a studyblr

-an photographyblr (is that what its called??? artblr is pretty broad)

-a bookblr

-reblogging/posting content that doesn’t have that many notes

-post some kind of aesthetic or something idk

how to study effectively!

everyone has their own way and preference to studying, but this is just my suggestion! here are just a few pieces of advice i have:

take notes that you can understand

- avoid copying powerpoint notes word for word. instead, rewrite it in a way you would understand it and be able to easily comprehend it later on when you study.

- also try to take notes in a way that if you were to give it to a friend, they would understand the concept/lesson

snazz up your notes!

- of course this is just my preference, some people prefer not to and thats perfectly okay

- for me, making my notes visually appealing encourages me to actually read it! this is why i try to make my notes pretty, not to take pictures but to encourage and engage me to study

try not to cram! - study over time

- although it’s tempting, try your absolute best to spread out your studying days.

- set up a calendar! write down what you will study on certain days leading up until the test day

- it has been proven that this method is one of the best ways to keep the information in your long term memory!! meaning you will remember the content for a longer time which will especially come in handy for cumulative tests at the end of the semester

- i frequently cram too and i really do believe that if i had spread out my studying, my grades would have been much better

write down thoughts, questions, comments

- when studying, especially from a textbook, it’s actually a good idea to write down any comments and questions you have about the text. this engages you and it actually helps you remember what you read and makes the content personally meaningful to you!

- making content personally meaningful is super helpful in comprehending and understanding information

use post-its for textbooks

- when studying from a textbook, use post its to summarize a section/paragraph/etc. in your own words.

- this helps because when you go back to study, you can just look at the post-it and know what the passage is about without having to read the whole thing.

these are just some of the tips that i’ve gathered from my own learning & studying experience that i think will help many people study more effectively!!