❧ 𝙱𝚎𝚕𝚒𝚎𝚟𝚎 𝚢𝚘𝚞 𝚌𝚊𝚗. ☙

To-Do Today:

Judo Class

EM 2 COE Chapter 3

Smart Factory Module 1 part 1

To-Do Before Monday:

EM 2 COE Chapter 3 (2 hours)

EM 2 COE Chapter 4 (2 hours)

EM 2 COE Chapter 5 (1.5 hours)

EM 2 COE Chapter 6 (30 minutes)

EM 2 COE Chapter 7 (1 hour)

EM 2 COE Chapter 8 (2 hours)

EM 2 COE Chapter 9 (2.5 hours)

Smart Factory Module 1 (4 hours)

Smart Factory Module 2 (4 hours)

Smart Factory Module 3 (2 hours)

Smart Factory Module 4 (2 hours)

General Comments: I really need to stop procrastinating ahhhh. The last week, I volunteered at the unifest, sat for a pre-requisite test, finally bought a bed and set it up. I also cleaned my room. Non-academic work mostly. I haven't kept up with my fitness goals as much I'd like to, which is unfortunate but unavoidable.

17/07/26 || Friday

Finally did Kinesiology. Ticked off main topics which I wasn't sure about.

And from tomorrow, only revision. So I won't be doing much note taking. Or writing.

Master's thesis work is getting serious these days... I have until late September! Also hanging out with lovely people in my free time <3

Today I've relocated to a branch library with AC to escape the heat. Plans for the rest of the day, let's see how many of these I'll actually get to:

Thesis outline to send to my supervisor

Read texts (1/6)

Database export

Try out apps for measuring inclines

Pick out recipe to bring to a house party tomorrow (going to make olive oil, rosemary and chocolate shortbread from Ella Risbridger's substack)

Buy rice flour and fresh rosemary

Finish book review

Read 50 pages of another book I'm reviewing

Look up when we need to elect delegates for upcoming party conventions

Vote on proposed party statute changes

Data protection e-learning module

Paper recycling

Productivity tasks:

- 7:10h studying

Today was all about reviewing, with a focus on Piaget’s stages of cognitive development. I went back through my notes and worked with my flashcards, repeating the key concepts over and over until they finally felt like they truly stuck

✎(๑˃́ꇴ˂̀๑)

Flashcards are turning out to be such an effective way to retain information in the long term. Every review session feels like a little test that shows me what I’ve already mastered and what still needs a bit more work (,,•᷄ᴗ•᷅,,)

🧠 Thought of the day: reviewing the same topic over and over can feel repetitive, but that’s exactly what turns surface-level knowledge into genuine understanding. Piaget himself would probably say that learning is a continuous process of building knowledge, and that’s exactly what I’m doing today with these stages! (◕‿◕)

✨ Next goal: keep reviewing and, hopefully, move on to the next topic on my study list.

₊˚⊹♡ study diary #005 ♡⊹˚₊

( •̀ᴗ•́ )و Back to studying after my little Alto Adige trip!

Today I reviewed everything I studied before leaving to see if I actually remembered it… and thankfully, most of it was still there. Maybe all those hours weren’t for nothing after all. ദ്ദി ˉ͈̀꒳ˉ͈́ )✧

Studying in this heat is so difficult, though. My brain feels like it’s melting every few minutes… (╥﹏╥)

After reviewing, I finally started a new topic: Piaget’s stages of cognitive development. I’m really excited to get back into my psychology routine.

09.07.26 / study update

Slay in studying

14.07.26