study hard

kimberlystudies:

1. Find some work experience 
2. Head to the theatre and indulge in a good ol’ play or, even a musical
3. Plan a local trip or a day in the city and soak up all the culture
4. Volunteer your time once a week to a charity/ shelter
5. See if you can get work as a summer temp
6. Deepen your faith
7. Meet up with family and friends that you haven’t seen for ages, take loads of pictures and have an AWESOME time (how about camping in the New Forest? Or in your back garden? Barbecues or a simple trip to the ice rink)
8. Try curing one of your fears
9. Do a movie marathon
10. Develop or find a new hobby
11. Attempt to create a business with your own innovative idea
12. Do a charity challenge
13. Start taking driving lessons
14. Learn a language
15. Give your room a revamp — how about jars filled with multicoloured or fresh pinecones? A fresh coat of paint? A cluster of assorted candles?
16. Begin your #100daysofhappiness
17. Soak up the sun with a load of picnics, beach trips and outdoor games with your friends
18. Have a wardrobe clear out and donate all the clothes to a local charity shop
19. Pick an actor and watch all the films they’ve been in
20. Start a blog!
21. Get baking and come up with some new creations
22. Make a list of all your skills and everything they’ve taught you
23. Become a dog walker for a neighbour
24. Start saving for something worthwhile …
25. … or blow all your money on some concert tickets (you only live once)
26. Designate a whole day to go without a TV, laptop/ computer, internet, music, phone and any other electric devices
27. Begin writing a novel
28. Make proper lemonade and sip reading your favourite book under a tree
29. Go out for a day with nothing but the things that you can fit in your trouser or cardigan pockets or carry in your hands … OR … with as little as possible
30. Read an entire series of books or pick up some classics and get through them
31. Host a tea party with your friends
32. Make an exercise routine and stick to it (for a month, at least)
33. Watch an entire box set
34. Get rid of your anxiety by writing your worries down on a piece of paper, folding it into a bottle and sending it out to sea
35. Make a scrapbook of your favourite memories
36. Get hooked on a new genre of music or a new artist that hardly anyone has ever heard of
37. Head out to the selection of free festivals and carnivals available throughout the country
38. Make a birthday cake for one of your friends or a member of your family
39. Get active
40. Buy dinner for a homeless person
41. Get your body to your ideal size/ weight
42. Set yourself a budget and see how far you can get on public transport with it
43. Read a collection of children’s books
44. Go to a book signing, find someone famous or attend a celebrity event to get a glimpse of the stars
45. Plan and execute a 3 course meal for yourself or your family
46. Spend a day being a child again
47. Start a diary
48. Spend a day detoxing your body – drinking green tea, eat plenty of fruit and veg, guzzling water and meditating
49. Re-work the way you view yourself
50. Write your bucket list

studyruels:

Hii! Guys so I’m back with another masterpost about productive summer 101
So let’s get started -
1) keep a consistent sleep / wake up schedule - sleep early, so that you wake up early and be productive. Find an hour which you are comfortable waking with, for me it is 9:00 am
2) make vacation special to-do list- take a paper, divide it into two halves. Name one as fun and one as study or something like that and write a main goal and ten goals in bucket list for each.
3) tackle important tasks first - if you have a big project, do it first so you have the whole day for fun
4) try/learn something new - 1) volunteer
2) get a job
3) learn a new language, read more books, learn to sing, swim etc.
Note 📝 - summer is meant for enjoying, so don’t overwork and enjoy your holidays.
Bye 👋 guys, I hope these tips are helpful. Happy holidays (if you have it) and best of luck if you have your exams .
@studyingdaisies @studyingmeow @i-actually-study-a-lot @thestudyfeels @artemistudying @biolcgy @snack-studies @scholasticus-medicinae @jasminesdesk

study-dream:

I just found this challenge (here) and I’ve decided to give it a go!

I didn’t want to do a challenge for posting studyblr stuff each day because I won’t have the time realistically and my phone is broken (probably a Godsend) so I can’t take any pics. 

Day 01: Find something that inspires you to hit the books.
Day 02: Clean up and organize your study area.
Day 03: Add an extra half hour to your study time today.
Day 04: Make 10 flashcards for a subject of your choice.
Day 05: Write a page of notes that has at least one diagram or flowchart.
Day 06: Make yourself a nice cuppa of whatever.
Day 07: Prove the Pythagorean Theorem (a^2+b^2=c^2) in three minutes.
Day 08: Think of favorite celeb/OTP while studying and see how it goes.
Day 09: How long can you concentrate in one studying session?
Day 10: Eat with your non-dominant hand while writing/studying. No spills!
Day 11: Spend one full hour on your most-hated subject.
Day 12: Ask a question that you’ve previously thought was too stupid.
Day 13: Teach someone a concept you are learning right now.
Day 14: Preview tomorrow’s lessons or things you plan to learn.
Day 15: Compare the effects of rap and classical music while studying.
Day 16: What is your best subject and why are you good at it?
Day 17: Share your favorite inspirational quote.
Day 18: Try out the Cornell note-taking system if you haven’t already.
Day 19: Carefully record how you use your time and make a time log.
Day 20: Open up Tumblr or something else. Study in front of the screen. Do not touch or do anything. See if you can focus on your work.
Day 21: Watch an OCW video and take notes.
Day 22: Show us your favorite stationery for studying.
Day 23: Try speed-reading a news article and summarize it.
Day 24: Organize your notes.
Day 25: Plan your work beforehand and finish it before the day ends.
Day 26: Don’t bring questions home… solve all questions before leaving school.
Day 27: Put on a queue and stay off all social networking sites for 12 waking hours.
Day 28: Healthy eating: no junk food today.
Day 29: Set a large goal and reward yourself if you finish it.
Day 30: Celebrate and see how far you’ve gone ;)

moleskinestudies:

planning 

1. goals (month, term, semester, year, life)
2. habit tracker
3. yearly / semesterly / termly / monthly / weekly / daily planning 
4. budget
5. to read / watch / listen
6. tv series trackers
7. upcoming book / tv / movie releases 
8. birthday / christmas present ideas
9. birthday / christmas wishlist 

academic

1. track your grades
   
2. list of achievements 
3. class schedule
4. resource lists for each of your subjects
5. assignment list (fortnightly, monthly, termly, semesterly, yearly)
6. revision timetable or trackers

inspirational

1. favourite quotes / lyrics
   
2. things to do when bored
3. things to do when stressed
4. things you’re grateful for

lists / ‘brain-dump’

1. questions you want the answers to
   
2. places you want to go
3. diy and project ideas
4. go-to recipes
5. favourite books, songs, movies, shows
   
6. things that make you happy
   
7. things you want to learn more about
8. favourite words
9. favourite / useful websites

journaling and artsy

1. pen swatches
   
2. handwriting samples and experiments 
3. stuck in tickets, brochures, recipes, etc. 
   
4. letters to yourself + the important people in your life
   
5. letters you’ve received 
6. sticker or stamp collection 
7. books read, movies watched, shows watch, etc. (monthly, yearly)
   
8. best things to happen in… (day, week, month, term, year)
   
9. conversations overheard
   
10. playlist for [month]
11. expenses records
12. eating and workout records