studyign:

eEEYYYYY the studyblr community has some amazing note taking methods and so i wanted to put a bunch of them in one place :]

flashcards:

• fc: cute language ones
• fc: biochemistry paths
• fc: disease summaries
• fc: pretty biology ones
• fc: the leitner methods
• fc: ap us history ones
• fc: o chem + color code
• alternative 2 flashcards

sticky notes:

• printing on sticky notes
  
• take notes from textbook
• plot summaries [literature]
• many ways to use post its
• english reading summaries
• character maps 4 english

outlines:

• color coded + neat
  
• cornell + color code
• digital cornell notes
• learn from mistakes
• super duper cute
• outline with onenote
• the margin method

in class / lectures:

• for all classes + color
  
• spaced out + pretty
• for all classes / hw
• advice @ infographic
• 2 notebook method
• organized + colors
• reference sidebar
• method infographic

specific classes:

• sciences + maths
  
• history methods
• learning types

sketchnotes:

• introduction to it
  
• cute symbols to use
• +adorable symbols
• +insp @ nice symbols
• how to draw ribbon
• illustrating ur notes

over the top amazing:

• homemade textbook
  
• digital study guides [1]
• revision study guide
• mini moleskine guide
• digital study guides
• handwritten studying

masterposts!!!

• productive summers
• starting a study blog
• time managements
• succeed @ school
• ap world history
• web resources
• ap psychology
• bullet journals
• ace ur exams
• stress reliefs
• annotations
• essay writin
• printables
• sat help

hope this helped u all with taking notes!!!!!! xoxo sareena 

thejlamonde:

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throughthick-and-thin:

Snacks make the world go ‘round, and coincidentally they also help your body get the most out of your workouts. Try adding these foods to your routine when you’re hitting the gym.

Pre-workout:
It’s important to get some carb-heavy snacks in before a workout. That way, you have the reserves on hand to get the most out of your exercises.

During workout:
#1 is to stay hydrated! If you’re a CFer, you know that your salt intake might need to be higher on days you work out. When your workout is a little bit longer, have a protein bar handy for extra energy—just in case.

Post-workout:
Your body is in recovery mode, so feed your hunger with high protein foods like yogurt or hummus, as well as nutrient-rich snacks like walnuts or a fruit smoothie.

Don’t hit the gym before talking to your doctor about strenuous exercise. It’s key to stick to what works for your body!

6lacksoul:

sheholdsyoucaptivated:

“Feel my heart. I think it’s broken.”

Jennifer’s Body (2009), dir. Karyn Kusama