studylofi

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not sure if anyone will remember me because i’ve been off studygram/studyblr for so long now especially after studies stopped for the pandemic

hope everyone’s well and i’d love to start posting again to keep me motivated as i head towards exams this year

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long time without posting due to the lockdown and cancellation of my gcses

but i am now in year 12 which is going great so far and settling back into doing work now

Due to the virus resulting in the closure of schools across the world for the unseeable future, I think it is the perfect time to regain your thoughts and reflect on your time spent studying this year.

1. Make a list of habits/things you want to change for the next academic year.

I think this task can be very beneficial. You have been stopped suddenly in your studies and the world has changed drastically around us as we stay indoors. By redirecting on what you were doing well this year and what you weren’t will be extremely helpful in preparation to return to school.

2. Declutter your school life.

In the middle of the school year, the habits you wanted to implement may have been stopped as you became lazier. Now that you have time off, you can reflect on those and reset those goals and habits you desired to have. We’re they too ambitious or did you not put enough effort in?

3. Write your perfect schedule.

In this quarantine, you can take the time to write your desired morning, night and after school routines in detail. This will help you prepare for when you return and you can start as you want to. Make sure to include all the steps in detail and add in timings too if you wish. 

4. Cleanse your digital devices.

For those of you who use your laptop or phone to plan, write notes or study, this time at home can include spending a few hours going through your folders, apps, organisation systems and mail. Clearing unnecessary downloads and documents will clear up space but also make it easier to navigate your digital space. I will be writing a post on what I am doing for this task in more detail soon.

Hiya, I use either kokuyo campus b5 notebooks or muji b5 notebooks. For loose leaf, i use muji a4 paper lined and grid.

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I use a variety:

- pentel fude touch

- tombow dual

- zig brushables

- zebra mildliner brush

- koi brush pens

Hiya, I’m yet to get my mock results but i feel they went well!

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For summary pages, just keep reminding yourself that you will read through these before you go into your exam or the night before. They need to have the basic information and key details but don’t overload it!

Without the extra details, there won’t be enough and with all the details, there is too much to review. Condensed sentences and information into a few words or tables/diagrams if possible.

The forest stickers were actually from a giveaway from the app’s instagram so you can’t buy them. Maybe someone online may have them for sale on etsy or something?¿

Hi there,

If I’m being honest, I have little knowledge on how to grow on this platform. I came over from instagram a couple months ago and my account just suddenly grew quickly.

I’ve been using hashtags and also making my photos have the same filter for consistency. If people begin to reblog your post then growth starts from there immediately.

I’m very thankful to all 4000 of you on here and i love the natural feel of posting on this platform as there is less pressure to be super put together and people seems to love my desk and notes.

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the sun is out in december and i love it 🥰

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this week was the 1/2 weeks of mock gcse exams

- so far, i’ve had 7 exams this week and have 7 next week too

- there’s definitely been some stress going into some but as you as i had prepared, i felt fine

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