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11.1.22 | 9/100 Days of Productivity

11.1.22 | 9/100 Days of Productivity

8:23am ; 10 dec 20

16 Dec 2020

10/100 Days of productivity

I am so inconsistent with posting but i’ve been doing work constantly because i want to do well in my preparatory exams but today i’m going to be studying into the early hours because i have to prepare for my psychology exam next.

98-100/100 days of productivity

basically the “hundred days productivity’’ challenge ended on tuesday but i wanted to post on weekend so here we go —

revised physics two chapters

revised chemistry two chapters

finished a mathematics chapter

made physics and chemistry flashcards

30.10.20// I’m so grateful that I’m able to be able to get out of the house and study safely at a coffee shop ☕️

Grad school from home sucks on the best of days so it’s nice to have this sliver of normalcy.

What do you need?

go down a wikipedia research hole by clicking the first term you don’t understand

binge a crashcourse series end to end (personal recs: world history, history of science, big history, philosophy)

find free books on project gutenberg

download some western classics for free

borrow books and audiobooks from the libby app or borrowbox

start a commonplace book

take a khan academy course

browse MIT’s free online course materials

teach yourself to code

go on a google scholar essay dive

try the open access button to avoid some paywalls for academic media, or install unpaywall that does a similar thing

research the history of the place you where you live

tempt the wrath of the duolingo owl and learn a language

search for online streams of the local tv in your target language’s country and use as background noise for immersion points

print and scrapbook favourite poetry and literature quotes

improve your handwriting by doing handwriting exercises

learn philosophy with the philosophize this! podcast. actually just check out all the educational spotify podcasts there are many good ones

start a weekly club with friends to share new and interesting things you’ve learnt that week

clean and reorganise your study space, physical or digital

check out online museums

fave educational youtube channels that I adore: vsauce, crashcourse, smarter every day, kurzgesagt, school of life, tom scott, r. c. waldun, vsauce3, primer, mark rober, veritasium, asapSCIENCE, scishow, TED-ed

a “too much of a wimp to post these on my studygram because it’ll ruin the feed but at the same time i love them too much not to post anywhere” kind of post :)