Crunch time: how to cram and still be successful
We’ve all had that one test that we forgot about, or just couldn’t be bothered to revise for. Maybe the teacher only […]
How to build habits that actually stick
I’ve talked about bad habits, I’ve talked about good habits. But I’ve never talked about how to make habits. Habits are the […]
A quick guide to dealing with exam stress
Everyone hates tests. However, unless you’re taking a coursework-heavy subject, you’ll probably be having an exam every month. Personally, tests are the […]
Does bullet journalling actually make you productive?
I know this is a very controversial opinion, but I find bullet journals to be very ineffective in keeping me organised. I’ve […]
How to read more often and create a reading habit
I’ve sudddenly come upon the realisation that a lot of people don’t read very often. After asking many people what their favourite […]
Easy ways to make your revision notes look nice
Although I dislike notetaking as a study method since it’s not very effective, I do like making my work look nice. Whenever […]
The best study habits for students
Although I’ve talked about bad study habits on my blog before, I haven’t really talked about good study habits. Logically, if you’re […]
Timeblocking: the ultimate planning technique
In the past, I’ve used bullet journals, regular planners, and Notion to try to plan and schedule all my events. Despite my […]
How to incorporate active recall into your studying
By now, most people have heard of active recall. It’s an incredibly popular studying technique – and for good reason: research has […]
Best apps + extensions for students
We live in the age of technology, and it seems as though everyone and their grandmother has a phone. Although it’s not […]