6/9/2016 I was in Portland OR for a few hours and stopped by Powel’s to get two books. The Micron, charcoals, and notebook are from an art store in my town. I then sat outside and started my first bullet journal. I am really enjoying journaling.
“Studyblr Alternatives” (masterpost)
Jenny Bick Bookbinding
Jet Pens
kikki.K
Muji
Ohh Deer
Tokyo Pen Shop
Yes Style
30/30
Any.do
Evernote
Flashcards*
FocusNow
iTunes U
myHomework Student Planner
Pomodoro
Math(s):
Algebra
Math Help
Purple Math
Wolfram Alpha
Languages:
Bonjour (French)
Buongiorno (Italian)
Duolingo
Hola (Spanish)
Lang-8
Language.ws
Learn German
Learning Hindi
Learn Japanese
Learn Korean
Learnlangs
Learn Latin
Learn Russian
Learn Vietnamese
Let’s Talk Thai
Lingopolo (Dutch)
Linguee (translator)
Madinah (Arabic)
Oneness (Portuguese)
Word Reference
General:
Brightstorm
Khan Academy
Memrise
Spark Notes
Easy Lunch Recipes
Salad in a Jar
Vegan Lunch Ideas
Vegetarian Lunch Ideas
Healthy School Lunch Ideas
Cheap and Healthy Lunch Ideas
Masterpost 1 by studyign
Masterpost 2 by chemistrynerd2020
How to Take Notes
Note-taking methods
How To Study
Breathing Exercise to Calm Panic Attacks
9 Ways to Reduce Anxiety Now
Coping with Test Anxiety
100 Teen Movies
IMDb Top 250
Disney Movie List
Disney Music
A good morning with my tea, music and math. Determined to get things done today!!
Something a little different to answer the question of ‘How should I study?’ I’ve done some research on the main three learning types- visual, auditory and kinesthetic, so just see which one fits you best (you might be more than one), and try out the six most popular methods I’ve found for each. For reference, I’m a visual learner, can you tell? Haha!
Hi, so I make study guides when I revise as referenced to in this post/ask here. So in this post I’m gonna try and show you guys how I go about making a study guide like I did for sociology or philosophy, both of which are shown in that link there. This is my method so it…
Get out of your hot chocolate rut this year and try out one of these 10 amazing combinations! My personal Favorite? The Aztec! http://www.sheknows.com/food-and-recipes/articles/1054517/delicious-hot-chocolate-recipes-infographic
Hello! I just wanted to thank everyone for welcoming me so kindly into the studyblr community :) To give back, I decided to share this list of powerful verbs for essays and papers with you all. Hope it helps!
- shows
- verifies
- explains
- suggests
- reveals
- exposes
- represents
- divulges
- discloses
- renders
- provides
- presents
- offers
- demonstrates
- illustrates
- exemplifies
- proves
- attests
- hints
- intimates
- indicates
- signifies
- specifies
- displays
- communicates
- signals
- depicts
- portrays
- describes
- illuminates
- elucidates
- exhibits
- creates
- evokes
- expresses
- transmits
- confirms
- verifies
- states
- articulates
- illustrates
- pictures
- proves
- mirrors
- reflects
- depicts
- portrays
- establishes
- confirms
- verifies
- elucidates
- expounds
- enlightens
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much love and happy studying! - Em
Are the habits you have today on par with the dreams you have for tomorrow?
Something my coach texted me today. She had no idea how much I needed to hear this (via chasingapr)
Hey! I like to prepare classes with my computer. And I want tell you few useful apps for education.
1. Evernote. I like to write lectures in it. 2. Pocket. With this app the way to prepare become much easy. 3. OneNote. Here I like to make notes in class when I haven’t my notebook with me. 4. My study life. Here is my schedule in tablet and computer. 5. TimeDoser. Same as Pomodoro. 6. Biodigital human. Good website for learning anatomy. 7. Gmail. Keep in touch with your teachers and colleagues. 8. Coursera. I’m interesting in different knowledges so I can listen lectures from all the world. 9. Youtube. Of course, a lot of good and interesting video can help in your study. Here are not only PewDiePie and video about kitties and fools. 10. Microsoft Office. Well, you know, reports and presentations and stuff.