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26•12 I made a mood board with some of my images. I don’t know why either?!

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01.02.16: Today’s progress plus a small list of six new year’s resolutions (I proceeded to drop my phone on my toe right after this).
My Midori bullet journal :)
breakfast & some roman literature.
What to do when you get a bad grade
It happens to us all. You study your butt off, work like crazy for that final exam, and then you get your grade and it’s not what you hoped it would be. Sure, you might have passed, but your grade is still pretty bad and you feel terrible. Here are a few things that can help:
1) Treat yourself to something nice. It’s not a reward, but a little ice-cream doesn’t hurt. Getting a bad grade is an awful feeling. Take care of your mental health FIRST, especially if you have anxiety.
2) Stay away from friends who are discussing grades. Tell your friends if you don’t want to talk about grades, and if they don’t shut up then move away. It’s rarely comforting to be around people who did better than you or worse than you. Talk about something else.
3) Realise that it’s not the end of the world. Bad grades happen to everyone (even straight A students, at some point), and the world keeps rotating. Time will pass and in a few weeks’ time you won’t even remember that grade anymore.
4) Implement a back-up plan/do damage control. What will that bad grade affect? Can you continue with your programme? Figure out what problems will or may arise from your bad grade and figure out what you need to do to minimise the effect of your bad grade.
5) Figure out the cause of your bad grade. Did you use the most appropriate study method? Did you procrastinate the entire semester? Was the exam *particularly* difficult? Sometimes, the cause of your bad grade is more long-term than just the period your spent studying, so be thorough when you try to figure out why you got a bad grade. Was it just a case of bad luck and unfortunate circumstances?
6) Speak to your teacher/professor/tutor. Ask if you can see your exam paper, and work through it again so that you can identify where you went wrong. Speak to them about the problems your identified and ask them for alternatives or extra help. Bad grades are only bad if you don’t learn from them.
7) Realise that it’ll all be okay, and that you will have some way to make up for it in the future. Nothing is permanent, not even bad grades.
I hope these tips help. If you have any questions, feel free to send me a message or an ask. I also have a studyinstagram @ munirastudies if you’re interested in following me there. Happy studying!
xx Munira

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05. 01. 16.
A biology poster I did yesterday, I really like the result! Hope you like it too! 🎀
I have been seeing a lot of posts and questions about how it’s hard to keep up with the “studyblr aesthetics” and I’m *slightly* disappointed that being a studyblr has become synonymous to owning expensive stationery and having impeccable organization skill. As a broke college student, I understand the concerns of many studyblrs who cannot keep up with the mainstream contents that showcase such things. Let’s be honest, studyblring can hurt your bank account. So I have come up with some alternatives + tips & tricks that can give you the same aesthetic feelings and function without breaking the bank:
Disclaimer: This post, by no means, is meant to depreciate the use of common “studyblr aesthetic” items. I will admit that even I use the “mainstream” items sometimes. Once in a while, it’s okay to give into the craving of buying all these nice stationery for the sake of self-happiness. Please also note, some of this may be biased and is solely reflected on my opinions; you are free to discuss your standpoint.
Stationery
Muji Notebooks: Need cute notebooks that look really nice and aesthetics like those Muji notebooks? Buy a composition notebook and cover up the marble print with scrapbook paper or washi tape (just leave the black binding alone for a complete look). Trust me, it will not only look cute and unique, but your going to love using it. Spiral notebooks are just as great to decorate!
Five Star (*updated): The Five Star 5-subject notebook is pretty durable, but unless your book bag happens to be a battlefield, you probably don’t need to spend the extra money on the Five Star when you can get a generic 5-subject notebook. In the meantime, there are also several notebooks out there that also have the same poly-covers and pockets inside the notebook, for those who need that extra protection and space.
Mildliners: I admit, those Mildliner highlighters are gorgeous to look at on those notes. But…Crayola markers (especially the tropical/pastel ones) can do the same thing and give the same clean look on your notes. Tap into your inner child (don’t worry, they’re washable)!
Staedtler/Stabilo/Copic Markers: You don’t really need 20 different colors to color-code your notes. Three different shades of greens and blues is not needed. Instead, Papermate flair pens are a good alternative, same colors, more ink, less money. Sharpie Pens are also a good alternative if you want nice thin strokes.
Muji pens: I admit; writing with the 0.38mm Muji pen is like euphoria because it makes your notes look so pretty. Pilot Juice: same 0.38mm/0.5mm gel pen, and it comes in colors (and much cheaper)! It even has a clip thingie!
Kipling 100 case: Let’s be honest, what are you going to do lugging around enough pens to supply the entire lecture hall? You do not need that many pens (unless you chronically loose all your pens). A simple minimalist pencil case or a medium size makeup bag can serve the same capabilities of holding all your utensils.
Organization
Get a small succulent plant for your desk. It brightens up your desk space and makes it look more pleasing to the eye.
Tea light candles + succulent plant + coffee mug (throw in your notes for extra effects) make the absolute trio of deskspo.
Pin-boards are great for putting up syllabi, class schedules, and calendars. Don’t like poking holes on your paper? Hang binder clips on push pins.
Woah! There are so many nice people on Tumblr that post free printables. Maybe you can use one of those calendars to stay on track with everything?
Use post-it notes for reminders, deadlines, and inspirational quotes. Black sharpie usually makes things stand out nicely on the post-it note.
Redecorate boxes (e.g. shoe boxes) with wrapping paper for some cute organization space/bins.
Clipboards. These magical boards with a spring clip can keep all your loose-leaf papers in one place and still look nice, instead of a chaotic mess. Plus, that back support when you want to write notes on your bed/lap.
You can customize your binders/file folders with washi tape.
Use Mason jars as stationary holders! The washi tape-covered metal can pencil jars are cute as well!
Binder clips. Mini staplers. File holders.
Yes white desks are perfect for getting the perfect picture of your notes. But, wooden desks are just as classy. Black desks makes things stand out nicely too.
Don’t clutter your desk. You just need your bare essentials to study.
Textbooks & Tech-y stuff
Paperback is cheaper than hardcover. This goes for textbooks, novels and books in general.
Ebooks are cheaper than paperback. Sometimes they’re even free online. You just have to know how to google for it.
Buy used books. Can’t buy? Rent it!
Here’s a guide to buying textbooks
If you gotta buy tech stuff, see if you can buy them with a student discount.
Wait for back-to-school sales or tax-free holidays or Black Friday to buy stuff, especially tech-y stuff.
Always consider university program specifications before buying an OS versus Windows.
Apps, Extensions, Etc.
VSCOcam app. Yes, we do filter our pictures to make it look 100X better. Natural light also makes the picture look really nice, so sit next to the window or something.
Note taking on your laptop? Google Docs, Microsoft OneNote and Evernote are free note taking websites that allow you to sync your notes across several platforms.
Pomodoro with Flat Tomato (free on iOS)
FocusNow is an alternative to Forest on iOS.
Lanes is a to-do app, week planner and pomodoro timer extension
Momentum is a Google Chrome extension that is a personal dashboard for to-do list, motivation, etc.
Minimal New Tab Clock is a minimal clock extension (light and dark theme) for new tabs on Google Chrome
See more here and here
2016 finally get to use my new planner 🙏🏻 ✨
I want that secret garden colouring book so bad
I’m so glad that school duties would be much easier now because I finally have a new laptop. It’s not my dream laptop, but it will do for now. Presenting my first week of January spread, and a zoomed out of last week’s spread. I can’t wait to check more studyblr posts and tips!

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12:34 || Hello christmas lights! I am always so excited for this time of the year. The only thing is that I have to study this time of the year for the first time. Previous years my exams where before christmas and now they are after. 🎄
hello! if you don't mind, can u share with us how you study kanji? and your kanji notebook (if ever)? thank you ily and ur blog
Sure! I’m actually not really studying kanji actively, but I can make a post about how I used to and how it worked for me. I’m not sure I’ll be able to do it soon, but I’ll definitely do it by the end of the month~ :3
hello! ive been really admiring your studyblr photos and i was wondering how your pictures are so bright; do you use natural lighting or touch them up on something? either way, theyre really great!
Waaahhh thank you *A* I use an editing app and also try to use natural lighting as much as possible, so I think the best pictures are from when I take them by the window in my room. Whenever I try to take a picture at my desk under lamp lighting, it looks horrible, not matter how much I edit it, haha.
i'd like to self study Japanese as well; are there any books or things that really helped you and which you can recommend to get me started? ☺️
Hi! :D
The thing that really helped me when I was starting was a program called Human Japanese. I tried the trial version for PC for a month and then bought the iOS app version later. I don’t think it’s too expensive? But it really helped explain things in a friendly matter, so I recommend at least checking it out! It’s not going to get you all the way to an intermediate level, but gives you a great basis so you can move on to other textbooks after finishing it. If you don’t mind spending a little more, there’s also Textfugu. It has a friendly approach to it as well, so I liked it ^^ As for textbooks, Genki is pretty popular and I heard it can work well for self study, although I haven’t used it myself.
I also made a post about starting self study here that has more links as well, if you want a bit more detail~ Good luck!
01.01.16
13/100 days of productivity | new year and a (relatively) new layout! walked 15k+ steps today with my family in the morning, but now it is time for me to get to work and tackle that slightly intimidating to-do list! also, my fingers ended up typing “15” automatically — it’s just so crazy to think that it’s already 2016 wow.

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Hi guys, so I found this movie not too long ago. Actually I just found it today and let me say it’s one of the great movies I had watched.
Title: Biri Gyaru Plot: Kudo Sayaka is a 2nd grade high school student. She is a gal who wears miniskirts and has her hair dyed blonde. Even though she is a high school student, her actual academic grade level is on par with 4th grade elementary school students. During the summer, Sayaka attends a private institution. There, she meets Teacher Tsubota. Besides her mother, Teacher Tsubota is the first adult to praise her. Sayaka begins to change. She studies hard and eventually passes an entrance exam for Keio University.
For me i’s a great movie! After I watched the whole thing I found myself motivated suddenly. This movie will inspire you to work harder. Such a good study motivator! Even if you currently don’t have a dream about your future or about to give up (DONT!) just try harder and don’t ever give up. Always try your best at everything and you’ll be able to achieve the things you thought you wont and find your dreams along the way!
where to watch it: Here
I watched this movie immediately as you recommended it and I just finished it right now! It’s definitely an inspiring movie that I can now say that it’s my favorite! Thank you for recommending it!
I am so glad you like it!! 😊 and yes I definitely agree that it is indeed an inspiring movie.
I always get messages of people asking for handwriting reference and advice for cute notes, so I decided to make a nice post with some tips!
a post of the pens i use (here i was using the 0.1 unipin fineliner)
handwriting inspo: laevateinx, studysthetics, yourstudygeek, stuhdys,aspiringstudyblr, nehrdist, intelectum
better handwriting for adults pdf
how to get neater handwriting
ribbon banner tutorial
handlettering tutorial for headers/titles