To all of those struggle to start a studyblr, I hope this small guide could help you in some ways. I knew that I struggled a lot at the starting point such as choosing themes, adjusting html, creating my contents and reaching to more people.Â
The only tip I can see is just letting yourself out there and showing your creative and helpful work to your community. Wish you all good luck!
29.10.2018.
- Anonymous
This quote has really resonated with me. I just had to make this and stick it on my vision board. 🌟
I couldn’t get it together enough to do a graphic or anything, so here goes. Sorry this is massively long but hopefully it will be helpful!
Review season printables
The lazy kid’s guide to study guides
Studying tips for university
Non-cutesy study tips
How I make my study guides
My study process
How I study for science
Effective study routine for intense classes
How to “study”
50 things to do between your study sessions
Studying: how tos, advice, & tips
Learning styles and study tips
Motivation + tests/studying
My study tips tag
This has some stuff on exams
My exam tag
The pomodoro method
“How can I focus/study effectively?”
Get started studying
General exam/studying tips
Learning styles and study tips
Using a mind palace
Memorization
Improving memory
Studying with a terrible memory
Memory tips
Emergency study plan
More on late studying JIC
3 day study plan
Oh-crap-finals-are-so-close masterpost
Last minute tips for finals
Ways to reset your mind
Examinations: reminders
The ultimate guide to final exams
Tips to focus on studying (finals)
Exam prep tips
I ran out of time (on a test)
How to remember everything for a test
Exams masterpost
What to do the night before an exam
What to do the night before an exam (2)
Standardized testing
The imperfect guide on AP classes
Free SAT & AP prep
AP review set printables
Free standardized test prep
AP study resources
AP testing tips and tricks
AP cram packets
#1 tip for AP classes
SAT masterpost
The new SAT
Distraction-free studying
Do’s and don’ts of a good study environment
15 things productive people do differently
Concentration masterpost
How to concentrate
Studying 101: how to stay focused, motivated, and on track
How to stay focused
How to deal with being lazy in school
Study tips for the lazy student (1)
Study tips for the lazy student (2)
Being sick, focusing and studying effectively, & maintaining physical and mental health
A day of studying: tips
Productivity with a planner
Summer productivity
Waking up early and refreshed
Holiday productivity
Summer studying
My productivity tag
Doing homework when you’re sick
Studying with a lack of motivation
Burnout 101
How to start working when you really don’t feel like it
Got motivation?
General motivation
How to study when you don’t want to
Procrastination
Procrastination advice
Motivation
Motivation advice
Resource for procrastination
A very long list to help you survive school
How to stop procrastinating
24 tips to overcome procrastination
motivation.mp3
Ways to avoid burnout
Motivation (2)
How to self-motivate
My motivation tag
Stress relief
Don’t let it ruin your education
Studying with depression
How to find peace as a student
Living and studying with anxiety
How to study with a mental illness
Depression/mental health resources
Managing stress for the overtaxed student
How to be less prickly when stressed
What to do when you don’t get the grades you want
What to do on a bad day
Why it’s okay to fail & how to deal with failure
Dealing with failure
I got a bad grade, now what?
What to do when you get a bad grade
Feel better
How to find peace as a student
How to love yourself
Calming and fun websites
Anxiety and negativity
A beginner’s guide to meditation
Taking finals with mental illness
My mental health tag
How to take care of yourself when you’re sick
How to stay healthy in inhospitable weather
Healthy studying
For people who struggle with self care, etc.
Self care cheat sheet
Finals self care (1)
All the self care
Small ways to improve your life
A self care masterpost to help you get through school
Finals self care (2)
Balancing a healthy lifestyle with studying
Hotlines/self care refs
101 self care ideas
My self care tag
A masterpost of masterposts
College masterpost
Note taking masterpost
How to be the best student you can be
My study process
Lecture tips
Coping with obsession
Confidence
Money masterpost
My YouTube (not a studytube)
My Instagram (not a studygram)
hi everyone- here’s the full spread for this past week !! i’ve been busy working on the app and it will be available on the app store testflight soon 🥳🥳
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Last post for New Year Special! Through this series, I hope that we can all overcome our insecurities and take care of ourselves more during the next year! 💙 Self-care is not selfish, and you cannot spread the positivity to others when you are insecure about their performance. ❤️
A guide to standardized testing by academiixÂ
differences between SAT & ACT
recommended schedule & methods for preparing
how to approach the reading & writing sections of the exam
and other tips & tricks!
graphic inspo by @eintsein
29.09.20 / i finally got to rearranging the photos and artwork on my wall. i’m the type of person who thrives when my surroundings are refreshed and organized so i’m feeling extra productive now that i have a “new” desk situation. i’m editing a first draft at the moment while listening to older albums i haven’t listened to in a while. i hope you’re having a lovely tuesday ♡
soothe yourself | self care
stationery Â
printables
helpful sites
music for studying | more music
note taking methods | another one
studying methods
english | physics | chemistry | biology | maths | languagesÂ
how to learn a language
ultimate guide for writing | writing resources | writing helps | tips for writers
how to write a kickass essay | write a great essay | stuff you need to write essays | essay tips | essay checklist | grade your essay
how do I study for…
bullet journals | a guide to bullet journals
the testing effect
everything you need to succeed in school
time management
organisation
how to annotate | another one
guide to aesthetically pleasing notes | improve your handwriting
create a study guide
resources | helpful websites | there’s an app for that
get more out of googleÂ
productivity resources | 14 apps to become productive | how to stay productive
lazy night owl school survival guide
apps for a better life | useful websites for students
masterpost of studying tips
social media citation guide
college masterpost | another one | starting college on the right foot | packing for college | how to survive in college
how to ace that college interview
food to stay motivated | motivation guide
how to stay awake in class
balancing a healthy lifestyle
studying on your period
huge masterpost for the semester
a very long list to help you survive school
not enough time to finish an assignment?
100 delicious cheap recipesÂ
53 posts for students
high school cheat sheet
other cheat sheets
21.10.2020
some notes i took for bio earlier this week
although a lot of people enjoy decorating their notes, i find that i often don’t have the time or energy to do that even if i would like to. it’s okay if your notes don’t have fancy headers or pretty drawings. if your notes are effective, then they are good notes :)
Because it comes up a lot for all of us trying to manage schedules that slam more than 24 hours of work into a day, I thought I would make one giant productivity post for everyone to help us all out (including myself).Â
10 steps to GET MORE SHIT DONE in a dayÂ
JUST START—I think most of us find that sometimes the hardest part to starting a task is overcoming the “ugh—fuck this shit, I don’t want to do this” feeling. So, trick yourself into it. Instead of saying you’re going to work for 8 hours, tell yourself you’ll do an hour… and watch that hour turn into 2 or 3 or 4 magically.Â
Action fights anxiety—If you’re terrified of a project hanging over your head, just start it!! Instead of waiting till tomorrow or next week when things might be right, just start right now! Do something to help yourself feel better about it. You’ll feel better getting through the rest of your day if you don’t have the fear. If you wake up at 2 am panicked you haven’t replied to an email, get up and do it now so you can go back to sleep in peace!
Make a list—Never underestimate the power of writing it down and crossing it off.Â
Take care of yourself—It’s hard to work when you’re tired or hungry or haven’t worked out, etc. So, prioritize—make yourself #1! You’re fucking worth it. So work out, eat breakfast, sleep 6 or 8 or 9 hours (whatever you need). Do whatever it takes to make yourself feel ready to take on the day.Â
Stay organized—I have a slightly OCD-type personality. If the desk is a mess, it’s hard for me to do my work. So put things back where they belong, take the time to keep things tidy so you can do your best work.  Â
Don’t multitask—We all think we’re good at this—but the truth is we’re shit. We’re complete and utter shit at multitasking. Do one thing very well instead of four things poorly.Â
Shut off—Turning away from the work for just a minute can really decrease your productivity. Unless you are actively waiting on a text to hear the test results from your mother’s biopsy or an emergency call from your best friend that your house is burning down almost anything else can wait another hour until you finish your task. Even an email from your boss can probably wait another 10 minutes for you to finish what you’re working on.Â
Be competitive—Be a better you than you were yesterday. Do more. Show yesterday-you that they’re a lazy bitch and you can do better!
Refocus—here’s a list of how to do it in 3 minutes or less.Â
Give a fuck!!—If you actually care about what you’re doing, you’ll be more motivated to do it!
10 very specific ways to get more shit done
Work when you work best—This rule that people work better in the morning is bullshit. Some people work best from 5 am to 7 am, but some of us do our best work from 1 pm to 3 pm or 10 pm to midnight. Work when you do your best work and get things done—whenever that is!!
Localize—Put it all in one place. Stop moving between eight study resources or you’ll fail to focus on one thing well—instead condense all your study materials into one place and then focus on that ONE thing.Â
Multi-task on the stuff that doesn’t matter—It takes no brain power to clean a counter, so when you have to clean your apartment you can also return the phone calls you’ve put off. When you have to stand in line for coffee you can also answer emails, while your lunch is heating in the microwave you can put away the dishes in the dish washer. Get more done in the spaces between.Â
Be contrary—Who says you have to buy groceries on the busiest shopping day? Go at a weird time when other people won’t be there and you can get in and out faster. Don’t waste your time waiting in line just because that’s when everyone else does something. Do things when you can do it fastest!! Hit the post office at 3 pm when everyone else is at work, go to the gym late in the evening after the post-work rush is over. Do it when you can get it done fast!
Buy the right shit—Go ahead and buy the best tool for the task. If you don’t set yourself up right, you’ll just spend more time fighting for things to work than actually working!!Â
In arm’s reach or screw it—When you sit down to work, get all the things you need ready to go so you don’t have to keep getting up for more paper or some water. If it’s not within arm’s reach, move it or screw it!
Bribe yourself—Never underestimate the power of a piece of chocolate, or a night out at the end of the week, or an online shopping spree for that shirt you’ve wanted.Â
Turn it up (or turn it down)—If you hate the quiet play music, but if the sound is too distracting shut it the fuck off. Work in a space that works for you.Â
Deep end—welcome to it--Do the hard stuff first. You’ll lose energy as the day goes on, so leave the easy things for when you’re tired and don’t need as much will power.Â
One touch—You’ve probably heard this one before, but here’s my irreverent version of it. Pick it up—don’t put it the fuck down until you’re done. If you get an email from your professor saying you all have to complete a required form, do the fucking form now and email it back immediately. Why spend more time later having to look at that damn email again? If you realize you’re out of paper towels, check your level of tin foil and tissues while you’re at it so you can go to the store one time. Do it once, do it right, don’t fuck around.Â
Oh, and don’t forget to give yourself a break when you need it. Not every day can be a day where everything gets done. :)Â