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English Study Review in IndiaðŸ‡ŪðŸ‡ģ

âœĻ review, learn a language in India for 3 months... change your mind to 180 °!! ðŸ‡ŪðŸ‡ģ✈ïļ

🌆 to the city of Bangalore (or Bengaluru)

South India

I said before that this trip went alone and was a country that I thought "will never go on foot" because the picture in my head is a lot of people, traffic jams, Indian food can fight... think about it so much that when the machine is down, I'm still scared. 😭

But - that's enough. Oh, oh!!!

Well, everything is "not as it seems" a lot better than expected. ðŸ˜ģðŸ’Ĩ

💛 People are very nice. I can't.

I didn't think I'd find such a kind person. Everyone smiles so easily, helps so well, is so friendly that I feel like, "Well, being alone isn't as scary as I thought."

ðŸĨ˜ Indian food is saved, and it's delicious!

From thinking that you can't eat, it appears that you are good at eating until you have to apply for the gym, hahahaha (I will review the gym for you)

ðŸŦ English school is good.

The teacher really cares. Studying and dare to speak a lot. Practice a full accent, not very attached to the accent. May be bored in some periods, such as the period of studying alone, but which period studying with friends is very fun + + and friends from many countries are Tallak. ðŸ‡ļðŸ‡ĶðŸ‡đ🇭

🌆 The atmosphere is more chic than I thought.

There is a beautiful cafe to sit and study, sit and work, vibe like no other. The price is still crying out. ðŸĨšðŸ’ļ

🏠 accommodation. The tower where we stay is a house has 3 bedrooms, 2 people per room (I can sleep alone but I have to pay more). There is an en-suite bathroom. There is a central kitchen available for everything. Drinking water is free, clean, safe, living room, washing machine, all-female tower. The price is combined with the class.

📌 Summary: Learn a language in India!

I was afraid of becoming a country that felt very attached and wanted everyone to try to open up the experience.

If you're thinking, "Is India ok?" you can say... it's ok and so good that you're surprised. ðŸĪðŸ‡ŪðŸ‡ģ

P.S. This review is our own experience. Meet good friends. Good accommodation. Jendi. A lot of kind people.

ðŸ’ĩ Price: Depends on the class we will learn (very cheap + +)

📄: Jane took care of it all. We didn't have to do anything, just send the information.

# Studying India # Learn English in India # Learn a language in India # India # lemon 8 diary

2025/11/18 Edited to

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A pink grid background displays a study timetable for 'Lazy students', detailing low-effort, low-friction productivity tasks like YouTube summaries, writing, and gentle review, totaling about 1.5 hours daily.
A pink grid background displays a study timetable for 'ADHD students', detailing short, varied bursts of deep work using Pomodoro techniques for reading, writing, listening, and active recall, totaling 2 hours daily.
Study timetables for 4 student types
#study #studytips #studying #studyschedule
studywithemmane

studywithemmane

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Study with me ðŸŦķðŸŦķðŸŦķ
#studyskill #studyvibes #studymind #studysession #maths
Vera - Medical Student

Vera - Medical Student

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How to create a balanced study schedule
Here's a summary of the post, along with some bonus points <3 📚 Assess your courses and workload 🗓ïļ Determine your available study time ⏰ Set specific time blocks for each subject 🔄 Rotate subjects to maintain focus ☕ Include short breaks between study sessions 🏋ïļ Make time for e
teal.days

teal.days

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Digital note-taking my biggest study glow up
As a premed balancing heavy content, fast lectures, and constant review, moving from paper to iPad was a game-changer.   Here’s what I love about digital notes (and why I’ll never go back): ✔ïļ Hyper-organized folders ✔ïļNo heavy bag to carry around ✔ïļ Aesthetic color-coded notes for quick
Tyra-Lee ðŸĐš

Tyra-Lee ðŸĐš

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This page outlines essential nursing content including PIH, RACE acronym, key lab values (Na, K, Cl, HCO3), fluid dynamics (diffusion, osmosis, intake/output), medication administration (Kayexalate), fluid types, acid-base balance, epidural/spinal procedures, surgical precautions, post-op fever causes, autonomic nervous system, lumbar puncture, arteriogram, and CAT/CT scan details.
This page covers MRI considerations, hemodynamic parameters (PCWP, CVP, ICP) and conditions increasing ICP. It details neurological disorders like Meningitis, Encephalitis, CVA (types, symptoms, hemiplagia), TIA, Parkinson's disease, Multiple Sclerosis, and Myasthenia Gravis, including their symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatments.
This page details Myasthenia and Cholinergic crises, Trigeminal Neuralgia, Bell's Palsy, Guillian Barre Syndrome, and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. It extensively covers Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI) by level, spinal shock, autonomic dysreflexia, and immobilization techniques like halo traction. Eye conditions such as Cataracts and Chronic Glaucoma are also discussed.
📝 Must-Know Content Review for NCLEX 📚âœĻ
Struggling to keep track of all the must-know nursing content? Don’t stress—I’ve got you! I created a PDF packed with essential content you NEED to review for nursing school and the NCLEX. 🎉 This guide covers: ✅ High-yield topics for exams and boards. ✅ Simplified explanations to help you unde
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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steal my study schedule for review! 🌟ðŸ‘Đ‍ðŸ’ŧ📖
maintaining a healthy schedule can be hard especially when facing a mountain of work to do, but it helps create a balance between studying and break, preventing you from feeling overwhelmed. Here is the full breakdown for when I come back from school: 🌟start by giving your brain a break, you’re
may

may

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A study desk setup featuring a document highlighted with various colors, a tray of Sharpie S-note highlighters, a tablet, and a laptop. Text overlays read 'HIGHLIGHTER STUDY METHOD' and 'AS A JUNIOR PRE-MED WITH A 4.0 EVERY SEMESTER TAKING HIGHER LEVEL SCIENCES'.
Highlighter Study Method 📚
Choose Your Colors ðŸŽĻ: Assign a specific color for different types of information. Here’s a color scheme that works well for me: Yellow: Main concepts and key points. Pink: Important dates, names, and terms. Blue: Definitions and detailed explanations. Green: Examples and case studies. Orange
Kenidy :)

Kenidy :)

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A person in a white lab coat takes a mirror selfie, with the text overlay "What I used to pass the first two years of medical school" at the top.
A screenshot of the Med School Bootcamp website interface, displaying various medical subjects like Immunology and Nephrology, with a text overlay "MEDSCHOOLBOOTCAMP".
A screenshot of the Sketchy learning platform interface, listing medical subjects such as Microbiology, Pharmacology, and Immunology, with a text overlay "SKETCHY".
Must-haves study materials for medical school
As a third year medical student, I can speak on the third-party resources I used that helped me do well my first two years of medical school and when/how often I used them. Medschoolbootcamp - I used these for the most difficult classes which for me were renal, pulmonology, and cardiology. I lik
vivinmed

vivinmed

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A flat lay image showing a cup of tea, headphones, a smartphone displaying a study app, and a graduation cap, with the Harvard crest. Text reads 'How HARVARD STUDENTS actually study'.
A close-up of a desk with a cup of tea and headphones. Text explains the 'Feynman Technique': 'if you can't explain it to a 5-year old, you don't really understand it'.
A desk scene with a pink pencil case, notebooks, and pens. Text describes 'Spaced Repetition' as reviewing material after 1 day, 3 days, then a week to train the brain.
How Harvard Students (really) Study 🎓
I asked Harvard students how they actually study, here’s what they told me: - Feynman Technique – explain it like you’re 5 - Spaced Repetition – 1 day, 3 days, 1 week - Cornell Notes – organize smart, review faster - Concept Sprints – switch topics, stay sharp - AI Tools – make studying lighte
Jolie | Study Hacks 𐙚⋆.˚

Jolie | Study Hacks 𐙚⋆.˚

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A close-up of handwritten notes on lined paper, featuring yellow highlights on phrases like 'Heart's Instability' and text discussing 'tongue's sinful words' and 'meekness,' indicating study material.
A hand holding a pen, writing notes in a spiral-bound notebook with green highlighted text. An overlay reads '1. Use active recall methods - NOT passive recall,' illustrating a study technique.
A study setup featuring a spiral notebook with handwritten notes, a pen, and an iPad displaying a review or quiz interface, with an overlay stating '2. Consistent 10-15 minute review sessions.'
Less study, higher GPA
1. Use active recall Active recall methods strengthen memory recall and help you retail information for a longer period of time. I like using: â€Ē blurting â€Ē mind maps â€Ē Feynman technique 2. Review sessions Do a quick 10-15 minute review/ quizzing session of what you learned. Revi
essynotes

essynotes

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A study desk scene featuring an open laptop displaying images, an open textbook, and a spiral notebook with handwritten notes. A potted plant is on the windowsill, and overlay text reads "Studymaxxing Science Backed Methods to Get High Grades."
Studymaxxing ð“†Đâ™Ąð“†Š
Hey girls! As we’re returning from winter break, I thought it would be helpful to share two study methods that have been proven to be effective. These methods work for both high school and college courses! For general studying: 1. PREPARATION PHASE â€Ē Set Clear Goals: Determine what you want
angel factoryðŸŠ―

angel factoryðŸŠ―

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An iPad lock screen displays a vibrant, beaded artwork featuring fruits like watermelon, peaches, cherries, and an 8-ball, with the time 5:27 PM and date Sunday, March 30 visible.
An iPad shows the Flashka.ai website, promoting an AI tool to turn notes and PDFs into flashcards and quizzes for stress-free study, with a YouTube video player embedded.
An iPad displays the Gamma.app website, highlighting its AI-powered ability to create unlimited presentations, websites, and study visuals instantly, with an example presentation titled 'Building A Mars Colony'.
These Study Sites Feel Illegal to Know About ðŸ˜ŪðŸ’ŧ
Okay but like... why are these websites free? I honestly felt like I discovered a secret productivity vault or something 😂. I’ve been using these nonstop and they’ve seriously made my life 10x easier. Flashka is my go-to when I’m in panic mode and need flashcards fast. It’s so quick and saves me
CompSkyy

CompSkyy

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Study Tips for Retaining Complex Information 🧠
Ever feel like you study so much but nothing sticks? When it comes to mastering tough concepts, it’s all about how you study, not just how long. Here’s how to make complex info actually stay in your brain: 🔄 Active Recall: Don’t just read—quiz yourself! Close the book and see if you can explain
Tyra-Lee ðŸĐš

Tyra-Lee ðŸĐš

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A study desk with an open chemistry textbook, note cards, and a clear pencil case, illustrating the start of a guide titled 'Full Guide: How to Review your Class Notes (the right way)' by Teal Days.
A study guide page titled 'build a routine' by Teal Days, listing six steps with icons: Start Small, Set Clear Goals, Use Reminders, Track Progress, Reward Yourself, and Be Flexible but Consistent.
A study guide page titled 'best practices' by Teal Days, outlining six strategies with icons: Prioritize Difficult Topics, Rewrite and Reorganize, Identify Knowledge Gaps, Use Additional Resources, Verbalize Concepts, and Focus on Understanding.
Full Guide: How to review your class notes 🖊ïļ
Establishing this routine can significantly improve your understanding and retention of course material, leading to better academic performance and reduced stress during exam periods. 🔄 Be flexible with your approach. If one method isn't working, try adjusting your strategy. #lemon8part
teal.days

teal.days

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Useful review tips for students 👌🏞
By incorporating these tips into your study routine, you can enhance your review process and improve your overall understanding and retention of the material. My favorite is definitely active recall. Instead of simply re-reading your notes, actively engage with the material by testing yourself.
teal.days

teal.days

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5 Best Study Tips ðŸ““ðŸ’Ą
Here are five effective study tips to help you enhance your learning and improve your academic performance: Bonus Tips: - Review and organize your notes regularly to reinforce the information and identify areas where you need further clarification. - Ensure you get adequate sleep, eat well,
teal.days

teal.days

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