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30/12/17 // 16/100 Days of Productivity

Hey hey! Back from a break. (Not really) I’ve been doing work for my English Extension 2 critical response, which was watching Ringu and doing an analysis of it and then drawing connections. I didn’t really want to take a photo of my journal so that’s why I haven’t been posting. 

Spent around three hours doing math today. For the life of me, I can’t seem to be able to do derivatives when the chain rule is involved. Also, gotta to love it when you run out of practice so you gotta dig out the textbook you bought from Singapore. 

Anyway, here is my math workbook. You can see all the scribbles and crossing out, cause a perfect math workbook is unrealistic. 

hi studyblrs!! i’m hannah and new to the community. i couldn’t be more excited to start my journey of self-improvement! here’s a bit of information about me:

- i’m in my final year (Year 11) of studying GCSE-level subjects

- i’m 15 as of the 29th of October, but i turn 16 on the 6th of November!!

- i’m studying triple science (which is basically just further science) on top of the three core ones, english lit and language, geography, psychology, maths, and spanish

- my favourite subject has to be psychology because it’s so fascinating to me

- my least favourite is probably english (both literature and language, haha) simply because of how much we have to remember - fellow GCSE students, you know the struggle!

- i’m an avid fan of arctic monkeys, lorde, stranger things and dan brown novels :)

- i love all things to do with food (especially cooking, but i don’t get to do it often)

- i tend to become quite unmotivated and lazy, so hopefully this blog will help me combat that

thank you for reading this far!! now for studyblrs that really inspired me to create this blog - the community as a whole is truly incredible and hugely motivational, and so kind too! you’re all incredible and i’m so honoured to be joining you guys!!

- @emmastudies (the queen of studyblrs - your blog is so helpful and inspiring!)

- @justjasminestudying (your tutorials are really helpful!! thank you for the starting a studyblr post cus it helped me think of things to put in this post)

- @studyneurons (your blog is lit! also i really appreciate you reblogging that post about the new GCSEs and funding cuts cus it was an interesting read)

- @smallstudyblrsunite (i think your blog is amazing and it’s a really nice thing to help small studyblrs get more visibility in the community!)

- @studyquill (i am in love with your blog omg)

- @biiostudy and @smartspo (heyyyy fellow GCSE studyblrs!!!!)

- @studyblroyalty (your notes are so cute???? i love everything about them)

also, i probably won’t be making many of my own posts for a while because i need some time to settle in, so until then i’ll reblog your amazing work ;P

if you have a question for me, go ahead and ask! i don’t bite (promise)!!

kept it simple for last weeks set up // im really into the autumn and yellow concept rn

1/100 days of Productivity

Hey studyblr community!

I’m using the bullet journal system for the first time this upcoming school year! I’m going into my 3rd year of my degree which is crazy, but either way I hope this system really works for me

Here’s a quick peak at how I’ve set up September let me know if you guys have tips!