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Study Tips from a 4.0 Student 📚

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Biology study tips

#lemon8diarychallenge #studytips #studywithme #studygram #biologynotes #biology #studyfinds #studymethod #studysession #biology I know that biology is one of the harder subjects for first time bio students so I thought it was important to share some study tips. 🩵

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Anatomy notes on the Integumentary System

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how to study after a breakup 💔

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Steal my Skeletal System Notes 📝

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Here’s some ways to help you study 📚

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Here is some helpful notes and study material 📝 #anatomy #studytips #collegestudent #stealmynotes #notes

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If you struggle with laziness, here are 6 tips for you to overcome laziness when you need to study: 1. Healthy competition 2. Discipline and time management 3. Find time 4. Test yourself 5. Assign a role to yourself 6. Finish what you started What are some things you do to overcom

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Nursing school study guide tips

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FINALS- FIRST SEMESTER NURSING study guide (pt. 2)

First semester nursing student, here! 👋🏻 This is PART 2 of my 4 part study guide to help those who are also first time nursing students looking for a guide to pass fundamentals of nursing! Hope this helps & goodluck to all taking finals!! 🩷✨ #nursingschool #fundamentalsofnursing

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I love seeing other people’s notes! Here’s some of mine form Endocrine System and Cardiovascular System! #studyinganatomy #physiology #notesforbiology #anatomyandphysiology #nursing

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Cardiovascular system part 2 🫀

Part 2 of my notes for the cardiovascular system. This was one of my favorite things to study during A&P 2. #anatomyandphysiology #studyessentials #academics #science

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Steal my nervous system a&p summary sheets 🗒️

Master the Nervous System! 🧠✨ Sharing my AP 2 notes to make studying easier—save this for future reference! 📌 Hope someone benefits from all these notes haha, my hand almost fell off writing them all out! The nervous system is one of the most complex and important systems in the body, controlli

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For When You’re Lazy but You Need to Study☁️🌸

Calling all my lazy girls! If you’re lazy like me but you still need to study then this post is for you! These are the study tips that I use every single time I study, and they are so efficient and effective that I don’t even have to study for that long! Now I’m gonna go take a nap 😴💖 FOLLOW

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💪 let’s study together 💪

our most recent unit is muscles! this has definitely been the most challenging for me in terms of learning all the functions and remember what each muscle is due to how similar they look. these are my most recent notes, complete with the sayings i am using to remember certain things and photos

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Think your ADHD brain is broken? It’s not :

You’re not lazy. You’re not “bad at life.” Your brain just runs on a different operating system—so the tools have to match. Here’s what actually works for focus, follow-through, and regulation (I keep mine in Groundly). #ADHD #adhdtok #neurodivergent #executivedysfunction #adhdbrain

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Four Controversial Study Tips! 🌸

Here are four controversial study tips that some people swear by: 1. **Study in bursts, not marathons:** Instead of long study sessions, some people advocate for short bursts of intense focus followed by breaks. While this goes against the traditional notion of prolonged study sessions, rese

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Language Study Note Taking Method

If you’re new to language learning and want to know how to structure your notes, here’s a guide that I hope helps. Remember the best way will be YOUR way. You’ll find what that is over time. Now, the notes: I like to divide by three main categories: ✏️Grammar 📕Vocab 👓Phrases If yo

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6 Free Online Study Resources For Students ✨️

Hi, lemons! Whether you’re rocking the high school vibes or acing college life, let’s talk about some free online resources that’ll light up your learning journey. 🚀 In this post, you can explore my curated list of free online resources that cater to various learning needs. From interactive cou

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Study Essentials

Here are some of my study essentials as a college student! :) Music-personally, I find it easier to study when I have some background music. I try not to choose music with lyrics though because they’re distracting Astrostation.me- this website is so helpful when it comes to studying. You can

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How I study for nursing School Pt. 1

These are a few of my personal favorite tips: And for those of you who take time and read the captions here is some extra sauce for your game: It is so important to learn your learning style. Everyone does not learn the same and the sooner I learned what worked for me I instantly saw an impr

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A&P: Skeletal System

Hey girls! After a very long, long wait.. here are my quick notes for A&P the Skeletal System! This is an intro into it. 📝 In this section, I go over the axial and appendicular skeleton briefly. I mostly focus on bone morphology and structure in this section. I will make 2 more separate post

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