Meet Victoria Monroe, a passionate 28-year-old woman on a remarkable journey of exploration, education, and compassion.
With a degree in veterinary medicine from Leon University, Spain in 2020, Victoria has not only mastered the art of healing animals but has also embarked on a quest to embrace continuous learning and share her insights through her blog, "The Study Journal."
Okay so there is many a way of organising your notes, books, stationary, etc. for school and I’m sure that most students have their only personal method of madness that makes sense in their heads – I know I do! So here is a quick article about my own organisation system and I hope it helps any of you who are just beginning to put their notes into order…
Do you often find yourself on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, or any other social media site, 5 minutes after declaring that you were…
The Spaced Repetition System or SRS is a method of learning that is based on renewing your recollection of something before you have the chance to forget it. It consists of learning a piece of material (something for school, new vocabulary, etc.) and then relearning it, first a couple of hours later, then a couple of days later, a couple of weeks, months, years….
When it comes to further education there are a lot of things to consider, one of them being finance. How will you finance yourself throughout your university career? What loans/grants/scholarships are available to you? These are things that every student has to think about and I don’t prove to be an exception.
“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R. Martin
There is a many a student who simply cannot retain information and study course material properly from just staring at a book. A lot of students need a little bit more visual stimulation to achieve that A grade!
One of the daunting questions that every student has to ask themselves, after completing their university course is “What place of work is ideal for me as a new graduate?”
Every year when the new year rolls around, I fall into the same old trap of making too many resolutions and I’m sure 99% of you are the same!
Taking notes in lectures can be an extremely effective method of learning, as it forces you to pay attention to what the teacher is saying, in order to make your notes at all useful.
Another benefit to note taking arises as you near exam period, as it it easier to understand things you have written yourself, over a standard textbook.
Finding the perfect amount of participation, however, can be a tricky business. So here are some tips to help you along: