Nostalgic Autumniac

Online classes are working for me, I’m starting to catch up on all the classes I missed earlier this semester and it’s getting easier for me. Spring has begun and the sun really energizes me! My plants also love it and my monstera is giving me a new leaf.

- waking up early in the morning to watch the sunrise, even though you don’t actually need to

- staying up late to read or paint because you don’t have to get up early

- handwriting assignments that should be typed and submitted digitally

- having a coffee cup with you, rather than a thermos because you don’t have to take it anywhere

- still getting ready and dressed so that you can feel focused on your work in the mornings

- emailing your teachers to see if they have any extra reading related to the topic

- turning in all of the assignments for the week earlier than the rest of your class because you wanted to finish them early

It’s almost exam season and I figured you students out there could use some useful resources. I hope this aides you in your studies and makes your life a bit easier. Enjoy!

Self Care

Body

Sleep Calculator

Dealing With Your Mentrual Cycle by @educatier

Food Masterpost by @areistotle

Myfridgefood (Make something with what you have in your fridge)

Choose Your Tea Based On How You Feel by @spazju

Beginner’s Yoga Poses To De-Stress

Head-To-Toe Self Care by @spazju

Getting A Good Night’s Sleep

Mind

Movie Night Masterpost by @distractful 

Free Online Therapy

Need A Compliment?

This Is Sand - Calming Site Where You Play With Sand

The Dawn Room - If you have struggled with depression, I recommend

The Thoughts Room - For Watching Your Troubles Fall Away

Mental Health Masterpost by @420normani 

Puppy Live Cam

Kitten Live Cam

Self Care Check by @rainingtheo 

Motivation

Motivation Masterpost by @areistotle

How To Reach Your Goals by @studyplants

Tips For Getting Motivated by @overstudies

Get Motivated In A Month

Guide To Motivation by @elkstudies

Attitudes That Lead To Success by @onlinecounsellingcollege

The Iceberg Illusion by @studyally

Read This When You Want To Give Up by @onlinecounsellingcollege

Sounds/Music/White Noise

General

Coffee House

Rain

Ocean

Thunderstorm

Rainforest

Country Garden

MyNoise.net

CalmRadio

Classical Relaxation Stream

Harry Potter

Gryffindor Common Room

Slytherin Common Room

Hufflepuff Common Room

Ravenclaw Common Room

Great Hall At Halloween ( Christmas )

Great Lake

Snape’s Potions Classroom

Hogwarts Library

The Burrow (Weasley’s House)

Diagon Alley

Forbidden Forest At Night

Malfoy Manor

Time Management

Bullet Journalling

delthenerd’s Guide To Bullet Journalling by @delthenerd

Thorough Guide To The Bullet Journal System by @tinyrayofsun

Bullet Journal Prompts by @study-like-hermione-granger

35 Things To Track In Your Bullet Journal

Bullet Journal Page Inspiration by @studyign

Guides

Printables Masterlist by @studiying

Printables Masterpost by @study-well

Organization by @areistotle

The 8-Hour Day

Finding Study Time

Guide To Time Management by @pennyfynotes

The Pomodoro Technique by @elvindantes

Foreign Languages (for English speakers)

Studying A Foreign Language by @areistotle

Langblr tag on Tumblr

French 

Spanish 

Dutch 

Japanese 

German

Italian 

Korean 

Chinese 

Portugese

Hindi

Arabic

Russian

Vietnamese

Latin

Sign Language

College Preparation

Things No One Told Me Before College by @delthenerd

College/University Masterpost by @areistotle

Staying Healthy In College by @tothefinishline

College Student’s Masterpost by @eruditekid

List Of Universities On Tumblr by @higheredsocialmedia 

Becoming An Adult Cheat Sheet by @baku

Alternatives To Buying Overpriced Textbooks

Studying & Building Good Habits

Planning A Research Project by @delthenerd

Annotating Texts by @delthenerd

Taking Notes In Class by @delthenerd

5 Things To Do At The End Of A Semester by @delthenerd

On How To Write A History Essay by @delthenerd

101 Study Tips by @study-early

How To Concentrate

Concentration Masterpost by @study-star

Memorising Diagrams

Study Space Guide by @study-well

Essay Writing Structure

Research & Reading Tips 

Thinking & Memorizing Tips

Studyblr

School Supplies Masterpost by @areistotle

Guide To Making Masterposts by @educatier

Taking Photos Of Your Notes by @studyquill

Beginner’s Guide To Starting A Studyblr by @studyign

A Beginner’s Guide To Starting A Studyblr by @eintsein

100 Days Of Productivity Challenge explained by @elizastudies

How & Why To Start A Studyblr by @studious-simplicity

StudyblrMasterposts - Blog run by @emmastudies & @annistudio

Useful Apps & Sites

Writing

Written?Kitten! - Word Count Motivation

Hemingway Editor - Online Editor

Grammarly Chrome Ext.

Readability Score

Bibliography Maker Chrome Ext.

Math

This Is The Best Math Site You’ll Ever Use

Math Cheat Sheets

Calculus Cheat Sheet

Mathway

Symbolab

Tip Of My Tongue - For When You Can’t Remember A Word

Organization

Habitica App - To Do List In The Form Of A Game

MyStudyLife App - Digital Planner

Evernote

SimpleMind App - Digital Mind-Map

Google Calendar

Motivation & Accountability

Headspace App - Guides In Meditation

Pacifica App - Stress Management

StayFocusd Chrome Ext. - Limits Time On Distracting Websites

Focus App - Combats Phone Addiction With A Game

Momentum - Motivational Chrome Extention

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Marc Auge explained how when we shifted from modernity to what he calls "supermodernity" we ended up creating "non-places". They're the opposite of place, as in they're places with no real identity, and have no real emotional connection with the users. They're there to fulfil a specific need and that's it. It's places like gas station, metro station and supermarkets, places where you go and you feel so detached, like everything is out of place. (The name of the book is  "Non-Places: Introduction to an Anthropology of Supermodernity" it's really interesting)

dark: black coffees and teas, silver signet rings, worn paperbacks, ink smudged hands, eyes in starlight, frayed sweaters, cashmere, wine colored lips, dark lashes, the smell of liquor and cigars, broken glass, humming softly down corridors, stacks of books all around your room, oak and vanilla, the perfect mix of sugar and poison, speaking in ancient languages, rain fogging your glasses, old clocks ticking, vinyl static, searching for meaning, lines of poetry written down your arms, obscured by an air of ambiguity, morally grey... murder?

cryptid: journal full of research and hand drawn sketches of cryptids, shelves full of sci-fi novels, binoculars and a chunky camera from the thrift shop shoved in your backpack, maps with red string and mysterious newspaper clippings pinned on the wall, looking for clues, hundreds of travel plans but none follow a coherent itinerary, you swear that was a ufo in the sky last night, dreaming to make a discovery bigger than life

goth: dark lipstick, abandoned buildings, velvet dresses, lace trimming, feathers around your feet, piano notes stretching through empty halls, the sand of an hourglass falling quicker, fishnet socks, ornate mirrors and candelabras, kerosene lamps, first edition copies of books, smudged eyeliner, a silhouette behind a moonlit window, stoppered bottles of mysterious liquids, melancholy and roses, living in legend

witchy: old grimoires gathering dust, clippings of your favorite spells pinned up, diagrams of plants inked in black in your book of shadows, teacups with already read tea leaves, tracing the lines on your friend/lover’s palm and secretly interpreting the meanings, incantations of the stars and planets, whispering to the plants on your windowsill before bed, piercings and stacked silver rings that catch the moonlight just right, lipstick the color of coagulated blood, smudged sigils up and down your arms under long sleeves