9/02/22
Got a new book today!
It's for a course i highly dislike, but the excitement of having a new book motivates me enough to study. It was a cold day outside, and I got to snuggle with a cat on our porch. Exams are closing in on me, but I have yet to panick about it :)
5/100 days of productivity
remember to thank yourself for how far you’ve come.
it hasn’t been easy.
Painting my nails and putting makeup to sit and study is insane (im insane)
05|09|2022
it’s the first official day of freshers week and i’ve got my uni opening ceremony is this morning! yesterday i also took part in my first uni tradition - the Pier Walk, which is where everyone walks down the old pier in their traditional red robes. it took FOREVER (literally stood around waiting for about two and a half hours) before we actually got to the end of the pier because there were so many people, but it was super fun and a great memory that i know i’ll have forever!
Less than one week until the first exam.
I've reached the point where i can't wait for the day of the exam to have an excuse to get out of the house and dress up in something other than comfy house clothes.
Wish me luck!
22|09|2022
lecture readings may destroy me
the things that bring me the most joy are the simplest: the feeling of climbing in to my own bed after a long day. the smell of coffee. a stranger being kinder than i expected. waking up to the sound of rain. the sound of a loved one's laughter. these simple joys are all i need.
There are times when I do not choose healing. I'm stubborn. I choose self-destruction instead hoping that I will learn what it's like to have wounds again. And I learn and learn and learn again
2024.29.5
My exams will started the next week ,the first exam will be in Thursday and I should start tody if I want good grades and that what I want
So ! :
1.the first lecture of histology
2.the second lecture of histology
3.finish my book
4.clean my room
(the photo from Pinterest)
As a student, maintaining focus and increasing concentration in studies is essential to achieving academic success. Unfortunately, distractions can easily get in the way, making it challenging to focus on studies. If you struggle with concentration, don’t worry; you’re not alone. In this blog post, we’ll explore some techniques to increase your concentration in studies and achieve better results.
Concentration is the ability to focus your attention on a particular task or object for an extended period. It is a cognitive process that requires attention and control of your thoughts, feelings, and behaviour. It is a crucial aspect of learning and helps you retain information better, understand concepts more clearly, and solve problems more effectively.
Take breaks: Studying for long hours can be exhausting, making it difficult to maintain concentration. Taking regular breaks can help you stay alert and focused for longer. Try studying for 25-30 minutes and taking a 5-10 minute break. Use this time to stretch, move around, or take a quick nap.
Eliminate distractions: Distractions can easily disrupt your concentration. Turn off your phone, shut down your email, and avoid social media while studying. Find a quiet place to study, free from noise and other distractions.
Practice mindfulness: Mindfulness is a technique that involves paying attention to the present moment without judgement. It can help you improve concentration by training your brain to focus on the task at hand. Try practicing mindfulness for a few minutes every day, focusing on your breath or a specific object.
Use active recall: Active recall is a technique that involves retrieving information from memory, which can help improve retention and concentration. Instead of rereading notes or textbooks, try quizzing yourself or explaining the material to someone else.
Listen to music: Listening to music can help improve concentration by blocking out distractions and reducing stress. Choose music that is instrumental and has a slow tempo to create a calming environment.
Exercise: Exercise can help improve concentration by increasing blood flow to the brain and reducing stress. Try incorporating regular exercise into your routine, such as going for a walk or jog, doing yoga, or hitting the gym.
Get enough sleep: Sleep is essential for cognitive function, and getting enough rest can help improve concentration. Aim for 7-8 hours of sleep each night and establish a regular sleep schedule to promote better sleep.
Stay hydrated: Dehydration can lead to fatigue and decreased cognitive function, making it challenging to maintain concentration. Drink plenty of water throughout the day to stay hydrated and alert.
Practice good nutrition: A healthy diet can help improve cognitive function and concentration. Incorporate nutrient-dense foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins into your diet.
The time of day when your brain is most active can also affect your concentration. For most people, the brain is most active in the morning, making it an ideal time to study. However, everyone’s body clock is different, and some people may function better in the afternoon or evening. It’s essential to identify the time of day when you’re most alert and plan your study schedule accordingly.
In conclusion, maintaining concentration is essential for academic success. By implementing the techniques mentioned above, you can increase concentration in studies and achieve better results. Remember to take regular breaks, eliminate distractions, practice mindfulness, use active recall, and listen to music. Additionally, identify the time of day when your brain is most active and plan your study schedule accordingly. With these tips, you’ll be able to increase your concentration in studies and reach your academic goals.
41 more days of the semester (4/02/2025)
Crammed for my immunology exam (8 hours)
Got my allergy shotssss (another month and a half of this)
I chose to waste time in a way I like, and everything aesthetic fills my soul
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