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What is it with teachers and their love of using jeopordy to review for tests?

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[april 1, 2020]
april 1 (wednesday) - take a picture of your most colourful notes.
first two are for biology, third is for advanced functions. i typically use the same colour scheme for all my courses as it’s easier for me to not have to worry about what different colours indicate in different subjects. too many colours makes me that much more distracted, and outside of test reviews i usually tend to just use a black pen and a mechanical pencil. that being said, in history, wherein i absolutely just lose my mind..
...you get this mess of research; fuelled by looming deadlines, jet-lag, and indignation at our historical mistakes, emphasized with multicoloured notes in between the lines. actually, this isn’t even the craziest example, but the mess of ancient history research from last semester can never see the light of day again.
Colorful chapter 5 review sheets for my summer math class.
2017.10.04 // 18.12 PM
some notes on accounting; midterm today
I’m starting a studyblr! I don’t 100% understand how to use tumblr yet, so if anyone can give me the rundown, it would be much appreciated! xoxo, nico

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SAT SPANISH SUBJECT TEST
Hey! I have been studying for my SAT Subject Test in Spanish since I will be taking it in December. To do so, I have been studying the Princeton review book and since I am not a very fluent speaker, I decided to make cute little review sheets and thought you guys may want to use them :) I have them linked in a google folder and feel free to use them and share it, but give credit if you do! I hope you all do amazing on your spanish tests! GOOD LUCK!!!!!
https://drive.google.com/open?id=12-3_CxoFh6ngwUELiolPKNFTx5moma5D
NYS Regents Test Review: How to Ace Your Exam
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