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Best language learning tips & masterlists from other bloggers Iâve come across
(these posts are not my own!)
THE HOLY GRAIL of language learning (-> seriously tho, this is the BEST thing Iâve ever come across)
Tips:
Some language learning exercises and tips
20 Favorite Language Learning Tips
what should you be reading to maximize your language learning?
tips for learning a language (things i wish i knew before i started)
language learning and langblr tips
Tips on how to read in your target language for longer periods of time
Tips and inspiration from Fluent in 3 months by Benny Lewis
Tips for learning a sign language
Tips for relearning your second first language
How to:
how to self teach a new language
learning a language: how to
learning languages and how to make it fun
how to study languages
how to practice speaking in a foreign language
how to learn a language when you donât know where to start
how to make a schedule for language learning
How to keep track of learning more than one language at the same time
Masterposts:
Language Study Master Post
Swedish Resources Masterpost
French Resouces Masterpost
Italian Resources Masterpost
Resource List for Learning German
Challenges:
Language-Sanctuary Langblr Challenge
language learning checkerboard challenge
Word lists:
2+ months of language learning prompts
list of words you need to know in your target language, in 3 levels
Other stuff:
bullet journal dedicated to language learning
over 400 language related youtube channels in 50+ languages
TED talks about language (learning)
Learning the Alien Languages of Star Trek
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Feel free to reblog and add your own lists / masterlists!
this is so useful im gonna use these resources to practice japanese more
my 30 day workout plan to get back into my routine đđľđŞˇ
start date: monday, september 9
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day 1: 20 minute lower body pilates + 30 minute hips & hamstrings yoga
day 2: 35 minute pilates + 20 minute full body yoga
day 3: 20 minute upper body + 30 minute back flexibility yoga
day 4: 30 minute cardio + 20 minute full body yoga
day 5: 20 minute upper body strength yoga + 25 minute mobility workout
day 6: 45 minute full body yoga
day 7: 30 minute yoga sound bath
day 8: 30 minute leg workout + 25 minute inner & outer thighs yoga
day 9: 30 minute full body pilates + 20 minute full body yoga
day 10: 30 minute upper body pilates + 25 minute backbend yoga flow
day 11: 45 minute full body pilates + 25 minute full body yoga
day 12: 45 minute abs & arms pilates + 25 minute abs & arms yoga
day 13: 45 minute full body yoga
day 14: 25 minute yoga sound bath
day 15: 30 minute lower body pilates + 30 minute hips & hamstrings yoga
day 16: 45 minute full body pilates + 25 minute full body yoga
day 17: 35 minute upper body workout + 30 minute backbend yoga flow
day 18: 40 minute low impact hiit cardio + 20 minute full body yoga
day 19: 30 minute pilates hiit + 25 minute strong yoga
day 20: 45 minute full body yoga
day 21: 25 minute yoga sound bath
day 22: 30 minute lower body workout + 25 minute lower body & binds yoga
day 23: 30 minute pilates x strength + 20 minute full body yoga
day 24: 30 minute upper body workout + 30 minute backbend yoga flow
day 25: 30 minute cardio + 20 minute full body yoga
day 26: 30 minute arm balance yoga flow
day 27: 1 hour yoga flow
day 28: 25 minute yoga sound bath
day 29: 38 minute lower body workout + 30 minute hip opening yoga flow
day 30: 20 minute full body yoga
Studying like this so I can get into Columbia and live out my New York dreams.
productivity apps for self improvement
you know i had to include the ultimate form of social media. pinterest is one of the only truly peaceful social media apps out there and focuses on sharing photos to your themed boards. this app is everything if youâre into making vision boards, moodboards, beauty, productivity, and really anything else. thereâs something there for everyone!
finch
this is a wonderful self-care app, in which you take care of a bird while taking care of yourself! this is my new favorite app. i use the free version and it is adorable. the app asks you some questions about your goals and how you feel about self care, and gives you some daily goals based on your answers, but you can delete and add goals of your own. the more you log in and track your goals, the more adventures your bird can go on and the more they grow. i recommend this app to absolutely everyone and i will never shut up about it.
gymshark training
this is a free training app including many different types and styles of workouts. you can search for workouts based on duration, equipment used, the targeted muscle, and so on. you can also add workouts and plans of your own and track your progress.
i am sober
this is my favorite app for if you have something you want to quit. this isnât just for substances or alcohol, but can also be used for quitting sugar, skin picking, caffeine, fast food, and so many other things. you can track your progress, review your days, make pledges, and connect with others who are struggling with the same thing you are. you are also given motivational quotes and reminders when you log into the app. there is an option for a subscription, but i use the free version and have had no problems with it at all.
study bunny: focus timer
an adorable focus timer where you gain coins with every goal/time you accomplish something with your focus timer and you can spend your coins on cute little accessories for your bunny! the only real issue with this app is that the ads are kind of crazy, and itâs $15 a month to go ad-free.
flora - green focus
this app includes a pomodoro timer and plants a tree in a rural community based on how often you stay focused using the timer on the app. the app does not plant a tree unless you opt for their subscription, which is $2 per year and allows you to plant one tree for 120 hours of focused time. you can also plant a tree every 24 hours with the $10 plan.
focus to-do: focus timer&tasks
this app combines a pomodoro timer with a daily to-do list. the app is free to use, but includes additional features for those with a subscription, which is $3 for every three months or $9 for a lifetime membership.
balance: meditation & sleep
a great app that includes nightly reviews, meditations, and sleep sounds. this app has great reviews, but itâs worth noting that itâs not completely free. it includes a trial, after which is $12 per month, or $70 per year.
insight timer - meditate & sleep
just as it sounds, this is another great app for meditations, ambient sounds for sleep, and progress tracking. there are tons of free things included in the app, but if you want to unlock everything, the premium plan is $10 per month or $60 per year.
structured - daily planner
an app with great reviews intended to help organize your daily tasks into achievable goals and track your progress. the app has basic features for free, but also includes a premium subscription if you want to unlock all the features.
routineflow: guided routines
this app caters to those who have difficulties staying focused and maintaining a set routine by guiding your routine for you and managing your progress. the app gives you one routine for free, but if you want another, you would need to pay for the $30 annual subscription.
how we feel
a wonderful free journaling app developed by therapists and scientists for logging your emotions, talking to other users, and tracking your mood patterns.
gentler streak fitness tracker
if youâre tired of the constant work and grind mentality, this may be the app for you. this app takes a gentler approach to fitness by tracking exercise, giving encouragement, and notifying you if you are overworking yourself. the app itself is free, but certain features require a subscription, which is $8 per month or $50 per year.
glo | yoga and meditation app
glo is a highly rated app for yoga, pilates, and meditation. unlike most of the other apps listed, you canât really access much on glo for free. to access the full courses, they offer two plans: $30 per month or $245 per year.
waterllama
another adorable app that lets you track your water intake with a cute llama! super motivating and is free for basic features. if you want to unlock all features, the subscription is $7 per year.
mindllama
made by the same people as waterllama, this app allows you to practice and track your meditation and breathwork practice with a cute llama! like waterllama, the app is free, but some features require a subscription, which varies depending on whether you want the premium plan, the anxiety relief plan, or the sleep focused plan.
daily bean - simplest journal
another super cute app that helps you track your days and moods. the app itself is free, but a premium plan is also offered, which is $20 per year.
schmoody: mood & habit tracker
this app aims to help you through depression, anxiety, and/or adhd by helping you track your habits, talk to other users, and give you the resources to get you back on track. the free version includes the âessentialsâ to support mental health and well-being, but they also offer a premium version, which unlocks more resources and personalized options. the subscription is $15 per month, $60 per year, or $100 for a lifetime membership.
meditation timer - zenitizer
this is a meditation timer that focuses on simplicity and organization while tracking your meditation practice. a free version is available with a limited amount of content, but a premium version is also offered, which is $3 per month, $20 per year, or a $50 one-time payment.
mineral - gratitude journal
this is a free journaling app that is secure in the fact that you have to use face id in order to access your journal. this app is definitely more simple, but effective nonetheless.
focus keeper: productive timer
this app is a popular pomodoro-style timer app. iâve heard that this app works wonders for many people with adhd. the app is free, but includes additional content and features for those with a subscription.

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discipline is self care
self care isn't just face masks and bubble baths, it's also doing your assignment in advance so you won't pull an all nighter before the deadline, cooking at home instead of ordering out; discipline is an act of self love and care
WHAT TO PACK
packing list by @mathmaticat
things i actually used by @productivecoffee
first aid kit by @wannabeavet
12 things nobody told you to pack for college by @happyjoÂ
packing list by @introvertstudyismâ
things no one tells you to bring to college by @allieswonderlandâ
definite must haves by @collegerefsâ
FIRST DAY
how to college by @danistudies-irâ
things i noticed my first day of college by @arasstudyblrâ
picking courses by @the-physics-detectiveâ
STUDYING
things iâve learned while taking my 1st semester final exams by @studycrisâ
how to get straight aâs by @bookbearstudiesâ
study tips straight from my professor by @just-refuse-to-be-stoppedâ
how i study @ college by @shhhstudyâ
tracking college courses in your bullet journal by @the-nerd-birdâ
OFFICE HOURS
dear college students by @oldshrewsburyianâ
office hours post by @historicalaestheteâ
COLLEGE LIVING
working in college by @pawprintedpages
some uni tips for shy people (like me) by @goro-goro-studies
gbm/club season by @alevatrossâ
living off campus by @honeststudyingâ
TEXTBOOKS
where to buy college textbooks by @studybuddydotcom
how to save on textbooks by @sandersstudies
sites where you can get free textbooks by @thearialligraphyproject
how i only spent $34 to purchase $1000+ worth of school supplies for college by @dinktea-studymore
CHOOSING A MAJOR
in response to criticism that an english degree is useless by @warmhealer
choosing a major by @collegerefs
GENERAL TIPS FOR SUCCESS
some random uni tips by @goro-goro-studiesâ
mistakes college freshmen make by @bioluminescent-studierâ
what iâve learned from two semesters of university by @transcendstudyâ
five tips by @paperdropâ
5 tips for first year by @highlighterhavenâ
questions every college freshman should ask themselves by @studynadiaâ
a honest university guide by @prodessostudiesâ
tips for college by @anotherstudyblr17â
college tips by @physicallymathâ
advice from a stressed, coffe-addict college student part i by @cafune-sâ
things iâve learned in college (so far) by @trying-to-become-a-good-studentâ
shitty advice of a college student by @stillstudiesâ
successful university tips by @candidlyjessicaâ
a guide to getting your life together by @the-sapphic-deskâ
uni tips by @rubythescientistâ
college tips from a real live college student by @socsciblrâ
things i wish iâd known in my first year of university by @succulentstudyâ
things i wish i had known before starting by @andmekbâ
what i learned my first semester in college by @studygrlâ
OTHER MASTERPOSTS
how to survive in college by @lilypotterrâ
college survival masterlist by @college-campusesâ
MISC.
double degree by @fuckstudyâ
how to prepare for a new semester by @blissfulstudiesâ
what to expect from your uni experience by @honeststudyingâ
high school vs college by @collegerefsâ
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Tutorial:Â how to make organized notes.
Read the objectives of the lecture. If there arenât any, flip through the lecture slides and make an outline. This puts into perspective what you need to be learning and what you should get out of this lecture. FAQ: what do I do if there are no objectives?
Skim the book to get familiar with how the information is divided compared to your outline or objectives. While doing this, youâll figure out whether or not you need the extra details from the book. Sometimes the lecture is enough and you could keep the textbook just as a reference to things you donât get.
Write down the first objective and flip to the page in the book that has the information pertaining to that objective. Read the lecture slide then refer to the book for details.
Combine your lecture notes with the textbook information. Do this by rewriting the information in your own words and try to be as concise as possible.Â
Keep doing this for every objective. Paste things if it helps.
Make sure that youâre not just copying information. Use visual aids as much as possible. Put the information in a table, flowchart, diagram, etc.. (refer to this post to see how I make my flowcharts).
When youâre done with all your objectives, go through the lecture and your notes to make sure you didnât miss anything.
General tips on how to keep them organized:
Be systemic. Making objective-oriented notes is one way to do that.Â
Use two (or more colors). Color-coding information helps me remember it + it doesnât look that bad.
Section your objectives according to the topic. Then make sure that when youâre writing out the information, itâs in a sequence thatâs understandable.
Disclaimer: this is the way Iâve been making my notes since I started med school. By no means am I claiming itâs perfect or that everybody should follow it.
Hope this helps and as always, happy studying :)

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Hi, there! I have a big exam next month and decided to create an exam study kit to organize and increase my productivity. I hope this exam study pack help your final exam. Good luck with your exam, everyone! We can do it!
Exam Study Pack Including
Final Exam ScheduleÂ
Final Exam Time Schedule (week)
Weekly Study planner
Monthly Style Study planner
Essay Planner
Glossary (definitions & terms)
Note
Click HERE to download the printable (PDF). Please save the file to your computer and open with Adobe Reader DC. Use Adobe Reader, otherwise, it will not work correctly and colors may display completely different. Please let me know if you are having trouble downloading the file.
* Important note: All files are Personal Use (non-commercial) ONLY! Please Do NOT Copy and Edit. Please Do No distribute and sell these files or upload them to other websites.
By the way, I decided to post a new printable item each week (every Saturday). Tomorrow I will post âFree Printable Thanksgiving 2018 Wine Labelsâ including using a Japanese pattern.  So please come back to my blog tomorrow!
My finals in less than a month, how do I study?
Everyone studies differently, but here are some things that Iâve found helpful this semester.Â
I write my notes into a concise word document that is well organized and print them so I can study off of them. Apparently there have been studies done that prove that reading off of a physical piece of paper compared to a computer screen results in higher retention rates. I have no idea how true that is, but Iâve personally found it to be true for me.Â
Study at least a few days before the test. I know thatâs super cliche, but college has really forced me to start studying at least a week ahead of time, and Iâve found it to be super helpful. I always find myself remembering a ton of information that I didnât expect to remember.Â
Donât study when youâre tired. You wonât retain much, if anything at all. If possible, take a short nap (an hour or less) prior to studying, or study after you wake up in the morning. Similarly, donât go into a test being tired; make sure you have gotten enough sleep.
If a class requires a lot of memorization of terms and people, I like to use http://quizlet.com/ to study. You can make your own flash cards and then take practice tests, play games, or just do the normal flashcard function to study. The practice tests are super helpful in my opinion. Plus the memorization games are much better than just mindlessly flipping flashcards.Â
Depending on what classes youâre studying for, crashcourse might be helpful. Iâm currently in a western civilization class and crashcourse history videos were really nice for combining prettymuch all the information I needed to know into an interesting, amusing video. There is also videos about chemistry, biology, and literature.
Do not listen to music with words, and donât listen to music that is unfamiliar to you. Apparently there have been studies showing that listening to music with words is distracting, and by listening to music that you havenât heard before, there will be noises that you arenât expecting, which will also distract you. I personally listen to the soundtrack of The Social Network, because Iâve listened to it a million times and after a few songs I just start to drown it out. I think itâs nice to have a particular album that you only associate with studying, so finding an instrumental album might be helpful for you.