“Friendship is a serious affection; the most sublime of all affections, because it is founded on principle, and cemented by time.”
— Mary Wollstonecraft (April 27, 1759-September 10, 1797) was an eighteenth-century British writer, philosopher, and advocate of women’s rights.
now its winter break here's some ways you can reward yourself:
╰ read that book you couldn’t read because of exams
╰ watch that tv show you didn’t want to binge
╰ take a bath // extra: throw in some bubbles, bath salts or even candles
╰ cook! students often never get time to cook themselves a meal so bake a cake or make some lasagna, get creative
╰ clean your room: this isn’t a chore, clear your environment and clear your mind, trust me, once you’re done you’ll feel so peaceful
╰ don’t set an alarm tomorrow morning, get a full nights sleep
╰ go for a walk in the park, you never get to do that right?
╰ find some new music, make a playlist for every mood
╰ if you like bullet journaling, try something different, make a new spread, here’s some ideas: 2019 bucket list, things you've accomplished this year, things you’re grateful for, clothes/makeup/anything wishlist
╰ stan a new group, i recommend bts:
╰ do. nothing.
╰ exam questions/practice questions
╰ rewriting notes
╰ grab a textbook and highlighter (only important stuff!!)
╰ bullet pointing notes (use funky arrows or pretty heart bullets)
╰ reading over a page for 2 minutes then trying to recall as much as you can on paper - repeat (very effective)
╰ watching educational videos/documentaries
╰ flashcards (2 types) - you can either write a word with the definition on the back or do a full subtopic on a flashcard for portable revision
╰ plain reading - this is underrated but reading simple articles or just reading over your notes is considered studying too !!
╰ teaching - talking to a pet or a person or even a wall, trying to teach them what you’re learning helps retain the information and get your brain working
