Stop Using The Scales As Your ONLY Measurement Of Progress.

Happy Holidays, everyone! Thank you all for sharing and supporting this series this year, I love Tumblr, been posting on here for years, and you guys are all amazing! Got SO MUCH cool stuff coming up for you in 2019! Huge cheers! Lorenzo!

going completely silent when someone is angrily asking something because you know ANY sort of response is going to make them angrier

SatoSugu from my collection

Fortesa Latifi, The Truth About Grief

miriam adeney

Mabel: Matryoshka [ep.28] - Becca De La Rosa and Mabel Martin

Ocean Vuong, from “Seventh Circle of Earth”, Night Sky with Exit Wounds

Richard Silken, Planet of Love

Fool's Fate, Robin Hobb

franz kafka, letters to milena

Laura Gibson, “I Don’t Want Your Voice to Move Me”

The Iliad of Homer, BOOK XVIII

For Your Own Good, Leah Horlick

cormac mccarthy, the sunset limited

Jeffrey Weinstock, Invisible Monsters: Vision, Horror, and Contemporary Culture

Dennis James Sweeney, ‘Ghost/Home: A Beginner's Guide to Being Haunted'

Antigonick, Anne Carson

shawnfoundation:  We compiled some resources, materials & reading on racial injustice in one place for you. Let’s all continue our efforts to learn, act and make change. #blacklivesmatter  ( blklivesmatter, colorofchange, naacp,  surjswfl,  civilrightsorg, unitedwedream, theconsciouskid, ckyourprivilege, ebonyjanice,  ethelsclub)

Antigonick by Anne Carson / I'll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson / Electra by Sophokles / Erica E. Goode

 So I recently uploaded a post giving tips on how to study history and I was requested by @cherrylips-cherrysoul to make a biology version so… Here it is!

In Class

- Taking Notes. I recommend taking notes in whatever format suites you, some like the Cornell method, i personally just jot down things on the page and later copy the notes out onto Onenote (meaning i can access my notes on my computer or the Onenote app on my phone)

- Asking Questions. Ask your teacher questions, that’s what they’re there for. If you don’t understand the lesson make sure that you understand it before you leave, do this by asking your teacher. 

Revising / Studying

I think the most important thing about studying biology is UNDERSTANDING the topics, not just memorising the information. If you don’t understand it you can’t apply it.

Read. Read your revision guides, articles and books it makes so much of a difference, and helps you understand what is going on in your lessons.

Watch Videos. There are so many great youtube channels that can teach you so much about biology and they may phrase things in a way differently to your teacher allowing you to look at the topic from a different perspective.

Make Flashcards (Again I like to use Quizlet as I can access my flashcards whenever I need them). You could use them for information about formulas, key ideas and facts.

Mindmaps, Link your ideas!! I think it’s so important to do this as, again, it makes you link your ideas and actually understand the topic.

Teach Someone! (or just pretend to), once again I think that this works for any subject and this is my favourite technique for memorising information, it means that you know that you understand topics and don’t just memorise them.

Experiment Write-Ups 

Do it ASAP. If you have to write about an experiment you did do it as soon as possible, this way the experiment is fresh in your mind.

Research. Research similar experiments or the topic your experiment is about in order to gain more understanding.

Exams

Smile!, I remember reading a study that found that students that sat an exam while smiling did significantly better than those who didn’t smile. I don’t know if I believe this and I’m usually against ‘exam hacks’ but I honestly believe smiling can make you do better, it makes you feel more confident and you spend less time stressing.

Know the exam format. When you enter an exam you should know - the style of questions you will be asked (multiple choice, essay-based i.e.), the length of the exam and the percentage of your grade it counts towards… this can easily be. found on your exam board’s website.

Practice makes perfect. I recommend taking and marking as many practice tests as you can, it makes you familiar with the process (and so less nervous in the actual exam), it also highlights your weakest areas and gives you ideas of what the. examiners are looking for.

Once again feel free to share your own tips and let’s ace this together.

Please request what topic you would like me to do next because I’m thinking of making this a series.

Heres my history post if you missed it and be sure to subscribe to my youtube channel and Instagram.

xoxo

Can you tell me in what issues of Nightwing and/or Batman (or other), do we see Dick as Batman?

He first takes on the Batman mantle in Battle for the Cowl

Batman and Robin #1-26 (Vol. 1-3)

Batman #687-691 (collected in Batman: Long Shadows)

Batman: #692-699 (collected in Batman: Life After Death)

Batman: #700 (anniversary issue)

Batman: #704-710 (collected in Batman: Eye of the Beholder)

Batman: Streets of Gotham #1-13

Batman: Gates of Gotham

Batman: The Black Mirror

Batman Incorporated (2011) #6

Batman (2016) #51

Also these. I'm kinda 🤷🏻‍♀️ about the exact order:

Red Robin #1, 4, 11-15, 22-23, 26

Batgirl (2009) #5-7

Justice League of America Vol. 2 #41-60

Justice League: The Rise of Arsenal #1-3

Titans (2008) #15-16, 21, 23, 28-30

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FINALLY! I proudly present: A KLANCE TEXTING GAME!

I finally made it: My very own Klance Game! :D It took me over a year to create this baby and I never thought I would actually make it: But here it is! 

I don’t want to spam this post too much with the creation process, but you can find out more about the game and how to play in the link!

IT’S FREE TO PLAY! All I request is: PLEASE tell me what you think and reblog this! :D

hope, determination, and acceptance

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