for old times sake is actually such a heartbreaking and beautiful sentiment. let’s do it for the love that used to be here!! it is reason enough!!
cold and crisp air making you feel alive
your breath freezing and the wind making your skin tight
pitch black nights
heavy snowfall making even the ugliest landscapes breathtakingly beautiful
wrapping yourself in a huge blanket to keep yourself warm
frozen cold hands against your bare skin
ugly sweaters and fuzzy socks
hot chocolate after a long time out in the cold
the warmth and comfort you’ll experience due to increasing intimacy
christmas and the joy of giving
less partying and more intimate movie nights with your loved ones
the hundreds of blankets you’ll end up sleeping with
the smell of something freshly baked filling the entire house
the goose bumps you’ll notice everywhere on your body
[ 25.02.19 ] “have some fire. be unstoppable. be a force of nature.”
I wanna drink tea with you and have warm, sweet kisses pressed to my lips. Hold me close baby.
the main piece of advice i have for students is this: learn how to fail and persevere. it is a skill that will help you in life far more than perfect grades. think of failure impersonally. when you fail, you have just eliminated one method that doesn’t work for you, so you need to try a different method in the future. figure out which factors contributed to the undesirable result, and change them. (teachers, advisors, and academic counselors can help you with this if you aren’t sure where to start). i know from personal experience that fear of failure is often a self-fulfilling prophecy, because it leads to self-sabotage. if you can learn not to think of it as an inherent personal flaw, but rather as a strategy that didn’t work for you and can be changed, you will be well-equipped to face the inevitable failures and rejections that are part of life.
I’ll continue the list as I find more links
Last Minute Revision Tips
Revising for Exams
How to Revise Algebra
(GCSE) English Language Revision
Mindmaps for Essay Based Subjucts(English, etc)
Revision Techniques for Different Learning Styles
Alkynesofstudy’s Revision Tips by @alkynesofstudy
Useful Symbols and Abreviations for Faster Lecture Note Taking by @studyquirk
How to Maintain Good Notes by @skeletonstudy
Active Reading and Textbook Note Taking by @studyquirk
Exams and Light Note Taking by @goddesszilla
The Cornell Method by @eyeofravenclaw
Guide to Aesthetically Pleasing Notes by @areistotle
Upgrade Your Notes - Masterpost by @studylou
Math Resource Masterlist(Links to Revision, Test, Exam, and Notetaking Tips)
Khan Academy:
1. Biology
2. High School Biology
3. AP Biology
CrashCourse Biology
Khan Academy
CrashCourse Chemistry
Academic Phrase Bank Masterpost by @jwstudying
Guide to Writing Papers by @universi-tea
Planning Out a Paper by @samsstudygram
How to Annotate a Novel Efficiently by @mildstudies
Essay Basics for AP English Lang & Lit by @novanovelist
Writing an Academic Essay (Tips and Advice) by @suhylastudies
Substitutes for “And” by @englitmotivation
Synonyms for “Suggests” in Essays by @justkeeprevising
Synonyms for “Consider” by @justkeeprevising
How to Write Commentary on Both Prose Fiction and Poetry by @smartspo
Types of Narration by @literally-studying
AP English Language Study Guide by @acedemic
Tips for The Literature Student by @a-students-lifebuoy
How to Write a History Paper by @thehistorygrad
Tips for Studying History by @universtudy
Tips to SLAY Your AP History Essays by @apeurostudymaterials
Tips for History Class by @night-studying
How to Write an Essay: History Edition by @ccllege
Evaluating Historical Sources by @smartstudy
A note:
If I miscredited any of the links, or if you find a broken link please let me know!