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Stationery isn’t important when it comes to your education. Say it again. Just because you don’t have all those staedtler triplus fineliners or zebra mildliners or a filofax planner doesn’t mean you can’t become a studyblr. It doesn’t mean that your hard work and effort put into your notes is considered irrelevant. Because when you’re taking that exam, whether you wrote your terms and definitions in aqua and violet respectively or highlighted your diagrams in mild vermilion, or on the other hand you scribbled everything in black biro, your studying is what gets you the score you want. Not your goddamn fineliners. Your effort, your self discipline that’s what gets you what you want. I get it, they’re pretty. But when the hell did studying and education become more about what your notes and study materials look like rather than the actual content? So if switching pens every five seconds stresses the hell out of you because you have five exams to study for and there isn’t a whole lot of time, or if you’re hesitating creating a blog about the importance of education and studying because of stupid ass pens, this post is your reminder. 

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currently listening to: “summer’s day [v2]” - jinsang

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I wasn’t feeling my best today so I decided to work from home; kept my book company while I took a short break from coding & the light was so nice that I had to capture it in the moment ⛅

160517 - don’t give up!

When DT notes are dragging on and on and on! I will get there eventually!

2/? days of summer study - june 13, 2016.

now playing // shine forever- mx

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Math is like a modern, prestige format TV series full of story arcs and ongoing plotlines; each episode builds upon the one before it, to the extent that if you just put on a random episode, the odds are good that you will have only the faintest idea of what the fuck is going on. You cannot, for example, just plunk yourself down to learn about trigonometry. You need to learn about geometry, algebra, arithmetic, and even, ultimately basic counting before you understand the plot. And if you have not been paying attention, or if you have had poor teachers in the past, you may find it (temporarily) incomprehensible and be put off of the subject, but it’s important to remember that, fundamentally, it’s not anymore difficult than any other subject. It’s just that sometimes, you may need to review previous plot points in order to understand what’s going on.