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04.09.20

recently i’ve been trying a lot of different things to make myself feel less isolated since school is all online TT

i spent the entire day painting today so i didn’t have to think about social interactions :””) have you tried anything new this year?

12/04/2016

PRINTABLES: HAND-LETTERED MOTIVATIONAL STICKERS

hello, lovelies! I recently hit 2k followers and as a thank you present, I made a printable sticker sheet filled with positive and motivational words ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ There are a few more stickers that aren’t featured here because they couldn’t fit, so make sure you check the link below! (idea insp: @studyrose ’s sticker pack!)

to access these:

1. reblog (jk you don’t have to HAHA but it would be really great if you did!)

2. open it up here!!

3. tadaaa you got dem stickers (feel free to print out or use digitally!)

I thought these would be really great to use in bullet journals, or just as a little reminder you could stick anywhere to brighten up your day! ﾟ･:*｡(ꈍᴗꈍ)ε｀*)~｡*:･ﾟ if you do use them, please tag me in your post because I would LOVE TO SEE IT! you could also tag me on my artstudygram!

Alright, that’s all from me! have a blast and a really wonderful day ahead!!

HI GUYS I FINALLY DID IT!!! i made my own printables for you wonderful human beings (incase anyone is interested) here we have a calendar, weekly planner and a to do list, designed by yours truly (myself) and it comes in 3 different colours C: 

it would be awesome if you guys do end up using it, and if you do end up using it dont forget to tag me or mention me in your posts ^~^ 

enjoy~

// P I N K // • calendar • weekly planner • to-do list

// B L U E // • calendar • weekly planner • to-do list

// Y E L L O W // • calendar • weekly planner • to-do list

For all you international kpop fans out there who’d like to learn Korean (for multiple reason I guess?), I have collected a large collection of online textbooks, websites, resources, and blogs that can help you achieve your goal!

online textbooks: [ all the downloads are pdfs, no .rar files! ] 

My Korean – book one

My Korean – book two

Dirty Korean

Using Korean

Basic Korean

Korean from Zero! – book one

Korean Grammar for International Learners

Using Korean: a Contemporary Use

Intermediate College Korean

Living Language Korean Course

Continuing Korean

Handbook of Korean Vocabulary

Korean Grammar in Use

Korean for Dummies

Korean Made Simple (not a download)

websites:

how to study korean

Sogang Korean Program

learn korean

talk to me in korean

lets learn korean

free korean lessons

korean for dummies cheat sheet

korean class 101

korean class 101 (youtube)

talktomeinkorean (youtube)

sweetandtasty (youtube)

seemile (youtube)

common vocabulary

useful korean phrases

grammar + vocab reference

vocab games

quizlet

Apps: [ some may only be available for iphone or android and not both so bear with me ]

pop-popping korean (iOS + android)

tengugo hangul (iOS + android)

kdrama talk (iOS only) 

Neme Korean (iOS + android)

KORLINK by Talk to Me in Korean (iOS + android)

Learn Korean by Bravo Language (iOS + android)

Korean Flashcards (free on android only, $4.99 on iOS)

Learn Korean 6000 words (android only)

TOPIK One (iOS + android)

Dongsa (iOS + android)

POPYA animals & fruits + vegetables (iOS + android)

misc. resources:

korean keyboard

culture notes

text slang

crash course on honorifics

children’s books

the chosun (news in korean)

korean class 101 podcast

talk to me in korean podcast

blogs: [ most of these seem pretty active as far as i can tell ]

unyounglearnskorean

study-korean

translating korean

letstteok-korean

onestopkorean

learnkoreanwithmusic

hangeulit

learninghangukeo

way-to-fluency

snubiwriteskorean

easykorean

cassarilla

teachmykorean

17.09.2016 / 50 days till A’s 

39-44/100 Days of Productivity 

5th may 2016 : [72/100 days of productivity]

taken from my ig: @study.relief // aahh finished w/ IB Biology HL forever _ hopefully i pass w/ either a 5, or with a 6 to match my offer for uni! on the other hand, now i have a 5 day break until my next two exams next week; spanish ab initio 🇪🇸 and math studies! 

As you’re reading this, you’re probably procrastinating on something. You’re feeling that nervous rumble in your stomach and you’re ignoring it anyway.  

We all procrastinate. Some of us don’t do it as much but we all do it. As long as we have a deadline, we procrastinators are going to get the work done, but along with it not being good quality, it’ll bring us stress and anxiety. Let’s suppose we get a project we have to get done in a week, we are not going to spend all seven days equally doing it. We’ll spend the sixth day wallowing in fear and self-pity (and doing nothing) and the seventh day working like a maniac.

And then we’ll get a bunch of compliments on the good work. Except that’s not what’ll happen. It’s a sprint vs. a marathon. Hopefully these tips can help you a bit. 

Making Work Manageable

Plans are worthless, but planning is everything.

— President Dwight D. Eisenhower

We can procrastinate because we find the work overwhelming in one way or the other. So step one should be breaking it up so you can do it. Here’s how:

To-do lists and Bullet journals.   

When you actually write stuff down, it gives them a tangible, solid form. Set reminders on your phone so it is harder to ignore your work. 

Make a todo list on Todoist : iOS | Android | Website

Personally I like making to-do lists in notebooks. Make sure you prioritise your list in order to make it effective. You can colour-code, use stickers or do whatever fit for you. 

Set short-term and long-term goals. 

Bullet Journals: A nice way to stimulate your creativity. Doesn’t have to be fancy. All you artsy people out there can take advantage and have fun too. 

Some links to help:

Official Website

Types

Masterpost by studyign

Masterpost by @areistotle

 Break it down. 

Break down daunting tasks into topics. Just like you’d prefer reading a text which has paragraphs in it to a huge wall of text, breaking tasks into bits will show you that the task is way easier than you think it is. So if you have to write a 40 page paper for Biology in a month, here’s how you’d break it. 

Deciding topics. 

Research. You can break that further into Library research and computer research.  

Organising your material. 

Creating an outline. 

Writing pages 1-5 on day #5 and so on. 

Revision of pages 1-10. 

This makes your task seem way easier. Just make sure you stick to your targets. Think about what you’ll get if you do this perfectly. 

Use the The Pomodoro technique developed by Francesco Cirillo.

Bargain. With yourself.

Why you could be putting off your work right now:

You’re waiting for the magic situation to appear. 

You think you work best under pressure. 

You’re doing thing that aren’t important but more fun or easier. 

You don’t feel like doing it. 

Make a deal with yourself. I’ll do my English assignment. And then I can order a pizza and chill. 

Now is the best time. Your work will be better if you know what you’re doing. The fun way is not the good way. And who’s going to eat that pizza if you don’t feel like doing your work?

Here are some tips I posted in my other post but I’ll post them here too because they might help:

Take action immediately. This is the habit that sets highly productive people apart. 

Do the task that you’re more likely to procrastinate on first . And that way you’ll know that it was the worst thing you had to do for the day.

Eliminate Distractions.

Noisy house? Go to the library or request your family to give you some quiet. Close your door. This may seem obvious but it is important to do this. 

Forest: iOS | Android | Windows |

My Study Life: iOS | Android | Windows

Switch to airplane mode. 

Disable the automatic notifications

Shift your bookmarks somewhere else. 

Would you really check facebook over Gaining a bad reputation or not accomplishing your dreams? Probably not. 

Make Specific Deadlines.

Create a detailed timeline with short-term and long-term goals. One deadline and you’re bound to procrastinate. 

Write it down. I will finish my Economics homework by 8 P.M today. I will finish this section of the Chemistry book by tomorrow. If you don’t do your Econ by 8, you won’t be able to catch on the Chemistry. This will create a sort of urgency to act.

Tell others about your goal.

You want to be accountable. You don’t want to endanger your reputation by failing to do your work. 

Making your goal public will help in doing that. You’ll want to ensure a certain quality and you’ll definitely not want to fail. Tumblr is an amazing platform for doing just that.