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8 • 02 • 2018 // operons!!

Some of my notes for my biology test tomorrow! I don’t feel 100% ready but maybe its the nerves speaking so lets hope for the best :’))

hey hey~ I took a quick glance you reblog some cute stuff ❤❤ I couldn’t find your originals tag, so if you’d like me to check that out, send me another ask with the llink~

some general advice for students:

- sleep is so important, don’t do all nighters or stay awake browsing social media unless you have to

- use some sort of planner, it’ll get you in the habit of planning out your weeks and it’ll definitely be useful later on

- I know there are probably some teachers that are just.... no. but never get on any teachers’ bad side, you can dislike a teacher all you want but be a good student (hand in stuff on time, participate in class, etc) and make them love you, it’ll make your life so much easier (I hated 80% of my high school teachers but every single one would extend a due date for a project and some would even let me take a test on a later date if I needed it)

- work hard but also remember breaks and relax once in a while, no need to go ham the entire year :’)

- keeps snacks and water nearby at all times, stuff em in your bag, by your table, in your hoodies. feels good to be hydrated and full

hii!! okay so i will link some posts down below about senior year of high school/transitioning to college :)

some of this might not apply to high school, but there are some really good pieces of advice:

words of advice from a senior in college – this is important because most of the time, there are things that you wish you knew, but you only know them after they happen. it’s like when teachers tell you to read previous student’s comments and suggestions for their classes - do it.

printables are really useful for keeping track of everything!! i use them, and i definitely recommend them to anyone else who wants somewhere to write things down that is neat and pretty.

using apps can be really useful too!!

preventing burnout and overcoming burnout

get enough sleep

make the most of your time

manage your stress

check out my self-care tag for posts w/ advice on what to do if you start feeling stressed!

thank you so much lovely and sorry that this answer took so long! i’ll definitely check out your studyblr and i hope you’re having a lovely day ✨ warning: this answer is pretty long!!

for new studyblrs, do what you want to do (literally). to develop your studyblr, post original content of bullet journals, stationery, notes, planners etc and tag with the appropriate tags (#studyspo, #studyblr). to increase exposure, tag your posts with individual studyblr tags (mine’s #eruditeestudy!!). personally, i also found that making an intro post and tagging your studyblr inspirations, helps to spread the word about your blog. for inspiration, here’s my intro post! 

as for students, i strongly advise on getting something to plan out your life. this ranges from bullet journals to apps and websites. with a planning system, it helps you to evaluate what tasks are more important and allows you to view future events. another tip for students (including myself), is to do the homework the day you are assigned it!!! you heard me, do not leave it to the last minute or even the due date. promise me, it is important to build up good study habits for the future.

i completely understand how stressful school can be with several tests and assignments due. with this in mind, the key thing i want you to know is that your mental health is more important than your grades!!! remember to take time out of your day to do the things that relax you. some relaxing activities include meditation, exercise, reading, writing and practicing an instrument. 

hi cutie! sure I can! wow!!! I really love your theme, and (to me) it looks like you know what you’re doing! you have great blog started and I can’t wait to see it grow!

I made an advice masterpost for new studyblrs/new bullet journalists here, and some basic navigation tips for those new on tumblr here, and tips on how to make a weekly log here.

however, as tips for students....

learn how to study efficiently. every person learns at a different rate, and in a different way. learning how you learn (visually, verbal, physical, etc) and to put it to use will be key. additionally, discover which subjects you need more time to study for so you can plan accordingly.

be as organized as possible. be on top of your homework, safe previous homework (at least until the end of the school year), come prepared to class. if you miss days of class, make sure to get on top of make up work as soon as possible. keep track of each class’ syllabus. 

be positive. have a good attitude towards education. instead of groaning and complaining about what you need to do, take advantage of it instead. in the very least, enjoy your education. it’ll make things easier for you.

ah thank you so much for the follow! 💕 I’m not familiar with how high school works as I’m from the UK, but if it was anything similar to my final year of Sixth Form, the year before I went to university I can help out a little! I’ll place some links down below for more high school focused posts/advice 🌌

Stay on top of your work - my god I can’t even tell you how much I regretted not doing this when it came to exam time. I had to scramble through my notes finding what was and wasn’t relevant to the exam spec and it was stressful. 

Stay organised! - I wasn’t the most organised when it came to my final year, I would come across like I didn’t feel like it. I had different methods of notes for each subject (we only took 3 in our final year) and it just felt a bit ‘messy’ to me? If that’s how you like to work then go for it cause everyone works differently! Just make sure you stay on top of how everything is kept to reduce last minute stresses!

bujo or planners are so helpful - It took me FOREVER to find a planning system that worked for me. Throughout Sixth Form I had went through 3 planers (personal and pocket sized) and different sized bullet journals (A5 and A6) and none of them felt right. The bullet journals definitely felt better than the planners though! But now, I have a traditional sized faux midori notebook with dotted refills and it is perfect for my bullet journal, I think I’ve really found the one. I also have an A5 planner to keep on my desk which I use for monthly/yearly spreads and budget planning since I’m finally moving out but I don’t know if I’ll end up moving these to my bujo later on. That’s the brilliant thing about bullet journals though, they’re versatile, and they change to fit you and your schedule! 

Self care! - whilst good grades and working hard is great, you have to take some time for yourself. Take a day or evening off once a week where you don’t study, and just take some time out for yourself. Whatever you enjoy doing, reading, listening to music, face masks, a bubble bath, it’s up to you! Just relax once in a while 😊

Find a really cute printable about self care here, by @mlstudies

and a treat yo self masterpost here by @fineliners

A post about using a bullet journal as a student here, by @juliebunny-study

Or some weekly planner printables here, by @optomstudies

Advice for high school seniors here by @studymedically

and another one here by @brbstudyingg