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Obey Me! Simeon, digital painting by yours truly

I know a lot of us have had our schools switched to an online format so here are some tips to succeed in online classes! I’ve taken a few courses online before all of this but I’m still figuring things out, so if you have any more tips please comment them so I can add them to the list!

Use a system to keep track of due dates and other important info

I would keep using your planner or bullet journal if you already use one, and if you don’t already have a system now is the perfect time to set something up! There are a lot of tutorials and ideas out there on how to turn a simple notebook into a useful productivity system that could save your grades

Check your email (and any sites where class info would be updated) regularly

If you need have a hard time remembering to check, you could try setting reminders on your phone. I recommend checking email 2x per day (more often on important days where there might be more updates, like around finals and such) since then you’ll get all the info you need without constantly worrying about it

Don’t be afraid to reach out and email your professor for help. Just because you’re not physically in the same room as them doesn’t mean they aren’t there for you!

Work at a specific “school” space if possible

For example, working at a desk or table instead of in bed can be really helpful in being productive and feeling more normal

If you’re the kind of person —like me— who thrives with a bit more structure, create a daily routine for yourself

This could be as detailed or vague as you want it to be, but just having a general plan can be really useful in keeping yourself on track and getting everything done each day. I’ll make some more posts about this soon if you need help with this! 

Figure out if you work best with taking notes online or on paper, and keep doing that even for the online classes

If you know you like taking notes in a physical notebook, then keep doing that! It can feel like you should just take notes online since the classes are online, but you really don’t have to! Stick with whatever systems work best for you. This also goes for other things like physical books vs. ebooks, Quizlet flashcard sets vs. paper flashcards, etc.

Work on school-related tasks for a minimum amount of time per day

I like setting 3 hours as the daily minimum for me to work on schoolwork, since it’s not an intimidating amount of time for me but also doesn’t feel overwhelming. Plus you can always keep working if needed! This can also vary depending on how old you are, since people who are in middle school or high school might need less time to work on schoolwork than college students, it all just depends on you and your workload

While working on schoolwork (especially while watching video lectures) put your phone away and stay off social media on your computer

There are a bunch of apps and browser extensions to help you block certain sites while on your computer (I use the Chrome extension StayFocusd or the app SelfControl) and I definitely recommend using an app like Forest for your phone if you have a hard time staying off of it

Try to do submit of your assignments and exams at least an hour ahead of time (ideally more, give yourself as much time as possible!) in case you have tech issues

If you’re having a hard time understanding a concept, try to find other resources to help you (online tutor, Khan Academy, YouTube, etc.)

Make time to take care of your mental health (meditate, journal, etc.) as well as your physical health (yoga, dancing, go for walks, etc.)

Ensure that both of these important aspects of health are addressed every day, even if it’s something small

Let me know if you want me to elaborate on any of these for a future post! I’d love to make more content about online classes since so many of us are in similar situations

(anonymous) asked:  What are the words for rooms in a building and basic items? For example- house plant, oven, bedroom, shower.

Hello! I’m sorry it took me so long to respond to your ask! I have been really busy with the new semester so I slowly chipped away at this ask and put my own twist on it! 

☆ 집 - house

☆ 방 - room

☆ 침실 - bedroom

☆ 주방 (derived from 한자) / 부엌 - kitchen

☆ 화장실 - bathroom

☆ 거실 - living room

☆ 지하실 - basement

☆ 바닥 - floor

☆ 천장 - ceiling

☆ 일층 - first floor

     ~ 이층 - second floor

     ~ 삼층 - third floor

☆ 아파트 - apartment 

☆ 에어콘 - air-conditioner

☆ 계단 - stairs

☆ 정원 - garden

☆ 우편함 - mailbox

☆ 다락방 - attic

침실 어휘 - Bedroom Vocab

♡ 창문 - window

♡ 침대 - bed

♡ 옷장 / 서랍장 - dresser

♡ 깔개 - rug

♡ 담요 - blanket

♡ 이불 - duvet

♡ 시트 - sheet

♡ 나이트 스탠드 / 침실용 탁자 - nightstand

♡ 베개 - pillow

♡ 램프 - lamp

♡ 거울 - mirror

♡ 옷 - clothes

♡ 알람 시계 / 자명종 - alarm clock

♡ 포스터 - poster

거실 어휘 - Living Room Vocab

♡ 텔레비전 (티비) - television

♡ 식물 - plant

♡ 화분 - flower pot

♡ 소파 - sofa

♡ 그림 / 페인팅 - painting

♡ 의자 - chair

♡ 책장 - bookshelf

♡ 책 - book

♡ 라디오 - radio

♡ 전구 - light bulb

♡ 컴퓨터- computer 

♡ 책상 - desk

♡ 가구 - furniture

♡ 탁자 - table / coffee table

화장실 어휘 - Bathroom Vocab

♡ 벽돌 - brick wall

♡ 약상자 - medicine cabinet

♡ 로션 - lotion

♡ 변기 - toilet

♡ 샴푸 - shampoo

♡ 욕조 - bath

♡ 목욕을 하다 - to bathe

♡ 타월 / 수건 - towel

♡ 싱크 - sink

♡ 비누 - soap

♡ 화장품 - cosmetics

♡ 메이크업 - makeup

♡ 면도기 - razor

♡ 면도하다 - to shave

♡ 면도 크림 - shaving cream

♡ 씻다 - to wash

♡ 샤워(하다)- shower (to shower)

♡ 치약 - toothpaste

♡ 칫솔 - toothbrush

♡ 헤어 브러시 / 머리빗 - hairbrush

♡ 세탁기 - washing machine

♡ 생리대 - period pad

♡ 탬폰 - tampon

주방 / 부엌 어휘 - Kitchen Vocabulary

♡ 마이크로웨이브 / 전자레인지 - microwave

♡ 냉장고 - fridge

♡ 냉동고 - freezer

♡ 의자 - chair

♡ 탁자 - table / coffee table

♡ 식탁 - dinner table

♡ 싱크대 - sink

♡ 난로 - stove

♡ 식기세척기 - dishwasher

♡ 과일 - fruit

♡ 오븐 - oven

♡ 주전자 - kettle

♡ 토스터 - toaster

♡ 컵 - cup

♡ 벽장 - cupboard

♡ 후라이팬 - frying pan

♡ 냄비 - pot

I hope that this is a useful accumulation of household items in Korean! You are allowed to download these photos for your own use but I ask kindly that you do not repost them elsewhere! You can also check at my Cooking Vocab and Sleeping Vocab post! 

Happy Learning :)

~ SK101 

STUDYING WITH DEPRESSION INFOGRAPHIC

This topic is really close to my heart. I’ve struggled with Depression for 4 years but I didn’t reach out for help until this year because I’ve been scared. It took a toll on me as a person and especially my grades. 

If you’re suffering from the same issue, PLEASE REACH OUT FOR HELP. DON’T BE AFRAID TO SPEAK OUT. IF THEY DON’T RESPOND POSITIVELY, YOU HAVE A WHOLE COMMUNITY SUPPORTING YOU, REMEMBER THAT. TALK TO ME, OR TALK TO SOMEONE YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH. 

Some rannedom links:

THE POMODORO TECHNIQUE

ONE HOUR RULE

10 APPS THAT BLOCK DISTRACTIONS

VENT TO SOMEONE

CLICK HERE TO SMILE

FEELING LONELY?

COPING WITH DEPRESSION

CHOOSE HAPPY PLAYLIST

CONQUER SCHOOL PLAYLIST

HOTLINES FOR EVERYONE

MENTAL HEALTH HELPLINES

STUDY PLAYLIST

MOST RELAXING TUNE

WANT TO FEEL UNDERSTOOD?

Anyways, please share and add links that helps. :))

Have any questions? Send me an ask. 

@justjasminestudying

15.8.18 // What’s in My Pencil Case 🖊

I bought a new pencil case from Mango during the summer sales and I love how small it is! I also love the colour of it, as it is versatile and looks a lot more mature and I will be using it in grad school! 😊

I filled it with my current favourite stationery items:

- Stabilo Boss Pastel Highlighters (x6) - Muji Gel Pen in black 0.38  - Kuretake Zig Art & Graphic twin pens (x3) - Bic Evolution HB pencils (x3) - Pentel Rolly ball point pens in black (x2) - Kuretake Zig Millenium fine liners (x5)

Sixteenth of August 2018 | 21/100 intentional things

Lightning was A+++

It’s been years since I’ve posted! Also I started IG: @studying.koala Well into the new semester and finding macroeconomics so difficult!