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Romanticising study

Posted on Aug 21 2021 by Ada

If you’re anything like me, finding the will and drive to study is difficult. Studying SHOULD be easy but for some, it’s not and that’s totally okay. I have been researching ways on how to get motivated to study and came across romanticising study. Here are some of the tips I found useful and if you take them into your daily routine of studying from home, you will be surprised at how much they actually help.

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Wanted: motivation to study

Posted on Aug 19 2021 by Nicola

Am I a bad student? I’m already over my courses despite it only being the fourth week.

The importance of taking breaks

Posted on Jun 29 2021 by Sascha

Mid-year exam time is coming up, and with it, all the expected stress, tears, and late-night snacks. But amidst all the chaos, don’t forget to develop a good study routine that includes breaks.

To study at home or at university?

owl with books image - links to study tips page

Posted on Jun 28 2021 by Ingrid

Why is it so hard for me to get work done on campus? While other’s find it hard to be productive at home? I discuss my thoughts on where to study.

Study music: finding the perfect playlist

Posted on Jun 19 2021 by Ingrid

Classical, lofi, pop and perhaps even country music. Finding a great playlist to listen to while you study can make or break a productive session of study. Read for my thoughts and recommendations!

Tips for de-cluttering your workspace

Posted on May 6 2021 by Sascha

Here are my tips to clear your desk in order to clear your mind and create a productive space that I’m almost certain leads to a more productive life.

A guide on where to study

Posted on Mar 25 2021 by Sascha

If, like me, you're one of those people who can't study just anywhere, here's a list of my top study spots.

The sound of studying

Posted on Nov 9 2020 by Sascha

Listening to music while studying has always been my method of choice.

Music for productive study

Posted on Oct 29 2020 by Ada

There’s always been a great debate on whether music can help you study or be a distraction. A lot of us students listen to music while we study, and most of us can agree that it actually can help us concentrate and not get distracted by other devices or other things, but some music with lyrics can. I’ve discovered that a good way to study with music is by listening to more classical, orchestral music, old jazz, music with little to no singing, or even themed ambiences from YouTube. It might sound silly or unappealing but music that is relaxing or has hardly any lyrics can help set the vibe and get us in a better mood.