Studyblr

(August 6 2020)

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how to stay motivated throughout the school year

spicing things up

how to handle a bad grade

ideas for rewarding yourself

kpop journal

burnout - a guide for students

bujo for students

my after school routine

new year, new me?

how i study

german media

taking notes in class

how to wear what you want to school

autumn study tips

self care journal

birkenbihl method

summer guide

printables

study breaks

my favorite apps

study music

good habits

self-discipline

how to drink more water

what to do while on the bus

some advice

that time of the month

self care

 - ̗̀ asks   ̖́-

how to study + motivation

tips for new studyblrs + ways to prep for senior year

how to stay motivated after school when u have homework

back to school tips in german

36/100 Days 

While my brother read his book I prepared today my new Planner. I decided to switch back to a pre-planned Planner I used in 8th Grade because I had no fun anymore using my Bullet Journal for school :( But I will still post Monthly Spreads etc. because I have a second Journal I use as a “diary”.

Now that I’m back from vacation I have enough time to prepare and write some cool posts for my studyblr like study tips or a back to school haul and more. So stay tuned! 

22/8/19

Some of the stationery I’m going to be using in my second year of uni. The only things I’ve had to buy is the notebooks. I bought the mildliners last year and I bought the stabilo highlighters two years ago and they all still work perfectly. I’ve realised I don’t like writing in A4 notebooks and I saw these dotted notebooks in typo and fell in love. I hope you’re all okay and that life is treating you kindly. Good luck to anyone else getting ready to go back to university or school. We’ve got this xx

monday // 19.08.2019

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220719 // monday

here are 5 of the big things i’ve learned over the past two years and also recently during exams! i feel like i’ve come so far as a student in terms of studying, work ethic and self-discipline, so i wanted to share all the important tips i learned and will definitely re-use in the coming years :)

1: the best way to find your preferred study method is through trial and error

if you are given the chance of taking an end of unit/topic test that doesn’t count towards your final grade, use it to test out revision techniques and find out which one is best for you! throughout all of year 10 i tried different things for every test i had from simply notes to mind maps to flashcards and to summary sheets in the attempt to find the perfect study method for me. doing this early on in your course where smaller tests don’t really matter is the perfect opportunity for taking risks; this is why it’s called trial and error. some techniques won’t work for you, and you might get a bad grade, but that is how you learn! then, when you get exams that really matter, you’ll know exactly what to do to achieve that dream grade. (although, i understand that in some countries every test counts to your final grade- a work around for this would be to give yourself a mock test deadline if you really want to find out which study method suits you best)