#studywithtay

Hey everyone, welcome to my studyblr! I started a studyblr because I love the community and how motivating it is! Plus I am a huge fan of making mind maps on my laptop and I thought I would share my creations with the internet!

About Me: * I’m going to be a junior in high school this year (class of 2019!!) * I’m a huge Spider-Man & Harry Potter fan (Gryffindor!) * I try to be an optimist and be positive, so you’ll see a lot of stuff like that on here * I play the piano and want to learn how to play the guitar, i also sing * I am a cheerleader for my school and I’m in some clubs such as Student Council.

Classes I’m Taking: * AP Biology * AP Literature * PLTW Biomedical MI * US History ( I wanted to take AP by it wouldn’t fit in my schedule :/ ) * Honors Spanish IV * Honors Pre Calc

My Favorite Studyblrs: @studyquill, @emmastudies, @badassstudies, @caridacstvdies, @rhubarbstudies, @elkstudies, @studyaesthetic, @studyign, @studyrelief

Thanks for sending this to me even though this is a very old ask!

I already made another list that I was tagged previously so I will list 5 other things that make me happy.

1. Basketball. I love watching highlights of NBA players and playing basketball always makes me feel relaxed.

2. Youtubers. Whenever I have free time and need a laugh, I always watch various types of youtubers depending on my mood.

3. Anime. I don’t watch as much as I used to but whenever I do, it makes me excited to binge watch a whole season.

4. Classical music. Helps with studying and keeping me motivated.

1. Quizlet

This app/website is great for making and sharing flash cards with your friends! You can either make your own or look up what other users have created. The reason I love this app is you can star the ones you do not know and keep gong through the ones you stars until you know them. When you learned a vocab word, which in my opinion means you’ve got it right 2x, and un-star it. 

2. Google Calendar

This app allows you to share your assignments with all your devices. Personally, I like using a paper planner (I’ll do a post about planners soon), but if you like to have assignments on your phone this is an easy way to have everything in one place such as test dates and project due dates.

3. Tide

I use this app as a pomodoro timer because it has a nice variety of sounds you can listen to while it’s on. Plus it’s super pretty and has cute quotes. Another app you can use is Forest! Both apps are good for keeping you off your devices while you’re studying.

4. LitCharts.com

This website is the life-saver of my English summer project. This website was made by the makers of Sparknotes. I like LitCharts better because they analyze each little section and have the related theme as well. The also have character analyzes, quotes, and descriptions of themes in the novel. *disclaimer - I DO NOT recommend that you don’t read the book and just use this website. They have pretty detailed descriptions but there is always something the skip because it’s meant to be short summaries. My teachers always asks detailed questions on tests and reading checks. 

5. CrashCourse

This YouTube channel helps me with making connects maps and learning ahead or catching up when I didn’t understand the teachers lesson. I like to watch the videos and take notes, sometimes i used ccsubs.com to get the closed caption of the video so I can read the content as well. 

6. KhanAcademy.org

I like to use this website for my math classes, but they also have content for other classes, such as history, that I haven’t used yet. Math wise, this website has detailed tutorials of how to do problems and after they have practice problems you can use to practice.

7. Mathway

If you are stuck on a problem and don’t have time to do a complete lesson on Khan Academy, use this app to scan the problem and get the answer and steps needed. Sometimes, the app can’t solve some problems because of the steps you have to do, but it works for most of them. 

8. Slader

This app allows you to look up your textbook and gives you answers and steps to the problems you’re working on. Sometimes I prefer this to mathway when I’m using my textbook. 

9. Duolingo/Memrise

These apps are great for doing flashcards for your language class, or learning a little bit of a new language just for fun. Both apps have spelling, matching, speaking, and flashcards to help you study. 

10. Tumblr for Studyblr!

Thank you so much!! Oh, I’ve heard about that one - I think I might even have a copy of it somewhere - I’ve been meaning to read it, so I’ll definitely pick it up sometime this summer!

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COMMENTS | Your original post on the French Revolution was so informative! And I love your theme (I’ve actually got the same one), but I’d prefer a photo for the header instead of a block colour, personally. Other than that I really like your blog!!

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