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J U L Y 25 / 19 - mi hoy minoy !

07.27.18

so my cousins from canada came over last week, which totally derailed my work schedule. i’m currently getting back into the flow of things, and finishing my ap bio assignment and college apps. i’m trying to finish as much as i can by the first week of august so i can really focus on studying for sats, so fingers crossed. anywaysss, my birthday’s in a month and i’m going to be in toronto which is literally my favorite place ever so there’s a good thing :) 

AUG 03 / 19

And just like that its August already! Really excited for this month cause I’m going on vacation for a week. 

SEP 1 / 2019

AUG 05 / 19 

My July Review featuring Pepe 

[November 19, 2018]

studygram: boldlystudy

Don't be afraid of math!! You gotta make math your bitch literally u just gotta own it!! here's how;

- do your homework. Do the handouts your teacher gives you, do your reading, do the work from the textbook and wherever else. There's a direct correlation between the amount of work you put into doing math correctly and your final grade

- know how to solve the types of problems in each unit. you should know them like the back of your hand, inside out. learn all the possible ways to solve each type of problem

- once you know how to solve the problems and answer different types of questions, put yourself out of your comfort zone. use decimals or fractions if there were only whole numbers in the work that you saw. word problems make u cry? u better throw urself at word problems legit attack them. own it

- get used to the patterns in homework, but especially the evaluations that your teacher gives out. are their tests easier than the homework that they give? is it the other way around?

- pay attention to your teacher in class!! my teacher drops hints as to how we can get partial bonus marks on questions, which have really boosted my grade (and saved my ass on more than one occasion lmao) 

- when you get to the test, it should be airtight- when you look down at a problem, you shouldnt be thinking "how do I solve this" or testing out different methods, it should be "I recognize this"

- push yourself to do extra work but reward yourself! usually ill do the questions that my teacher says are for homework and then go do some extra ones from the chapter test in my textbook, then do a facemask or something 

- its literally never too late to start, and starting late is better than starting never so.....if it’s the middle of the semester then u still have time to kick ur ass into gear! if its before your exam i mean u still have time but not as much time but if u want it u can get it! i believe in u so hard