#peachy-learning

it’s okay to have days where you don’t study at all if you need a mental and/or physical break.

it’s okay to prioritize other things in your life over school, if they’re more important to you and benefit you moreso.

it’s okay to fail a test or get a bad grade or get on the bad side of a teacher; your academic career will never go perfectly, but that doesn’t mean it’s spoiled forever, and that you will go nowhere.

it’s okay to not be accepted into programs, classes, clubs, or anything of the sort. just keep going forward, and new & better things will come along.

failure! is! okay!

breaks! are! okay!

DO: Plan thoroughly. Use a project planner such as this one to map out exactly what you need and your partners need to do in order to complete your project, who’s going to do each task and how much time it’s all going to take. Planning is essential in order to stay on track, as well as avoiding any confusions like someone not completing something because they thought some else was going to do it.

DON’T: Have a bad attitude. I know it’s frustrating when you’re paired up with lazy people or people you don’t like, but approaching the project with a bad attitude won’t help. So suck it up and be positive and nice with your fellow members. It’ll make working together so much easier.

DO: Divide work according to strengths. I’m sure most if not all of your partners will have a special skill set that will be a great contribution to your project. If someone has great writing skills, let them proofread everything before you send it in. If someone else is good at graphic design, make sure that they design your slides (if applicable). Whatever it might be, find out about everyone’s strengths and let them shine.

DON'T: Use your teacher’s due date. By this, I mean that you should plan to finish a couple of days before your project’s due. Why? Because life happens. Some people might be busy with other classes, have an emergency or just slack off. By aiming to finish a couple of days before the due date, you can ensure the completion and quality of your projects.

DO: Check in with your group mates often. Communication is key! Talk to ensure often to ensure that everyone is on track and know the status of the individual parts of the project. You’ll also figure out if anyone’s struggling and will then be able to help them. Also, a few compliments here and there like: “This paragraph is really well written” and “I love the fonts and colors you used. Nice eye” will make your partners happy and improve their confidence. You’ll work better with happy partners and good partnership will improve the quality of your project.

DON’T: Be afraid to disagree with others. You don’t want to be insulting or over dominate your group, but if you disagree with how something is being done or know a better way to do it, speak up. Your grade shouldn’t suffer because of a simple mistake.

10.7.18

felt tip was already done, here’s crayon!

crayon: your earliest childhood memory

in what has to be the lamest childhood memory ever, i was sitting at a table in my family’s apartment. i drank milk from a bowl. the end. 

hello! after waltzing around the studyblr community a bit, i’ve finally come out of my shell to say hello and do a bit of an introduction! my name is virginia, ginny for short, and i’m currently in my first year of college! i’m 18 years old, a cancer, and an enfj. i’m currently an english major in the states, but i’m hoping to study abroad in canada for the remainder of my university life and get a degree there! i’m debating doing an english/philosophy double major, or an english/history double major. or maybe changing my degree entirely and going into creative industries or something! i’m super indecisive so we will have to see!!

anyways i’m really excited to be here and be a part of the studyblr community to watch myself grow, but also the people i follow/my followers grow as well!

my ask box is always ALWAYS open, and i’d love to make some friends within the community, so come and say hi!

here are some of my favorite studyblr blogs;

-October. 30 2017-

Halloween is tomorrow but my bujo spread says I’m ready for November.

Hello Studyblr! 

My name is Avery and I’ve had this blog for quite some time now, but I am so excited to finally start using it to make my own posts. I am really looking forward to all of the motivation and support this community has to offer, but first some things about me.

I am 16 and a rising Junior in high school

I’m from the Northeast, USA

I’m obsessed with science

I love love love reading

I’m *attempting* to self-learn German

I’m super fascinated by astronomy (RIP me because there aren’t any courses at my school)

This year I will be taking AP Environmental Science, AP Gov, AP Lit, Chemistry, Latin III, and Economics (Feel free to ask me about any and all of these courses)

My handwriting is sub-par, so I’ll probably spare you from looking at my notes

I’ll be taking the SAT this year, so that’ll be fun [cries internally]

Some Studyblrs that have inspired me are:

@rhubarbstudies , @studypride@studyign , @studyign , @elkstudies , @gradespiration, @studyingboba, @cmstudy, and many, many more…

Have a great day!