compscigirl:

in the studyblr community, hermione granger (s/o to all the hp fans) is admired and seen as an inspiration. from her work ethic to her witty remarks, what’s not to love? I love hermione so much and decided to post this to help you channel your inner hermione in terms of studying, productivity, and work

motivation

you’ve got to have something that pushes you or motivates you to work so hard, or you’ll tend to find yourself asking what’s the point and giving up quite often. most people’s motivation spring from family, future aspirations, proving something, etc.

discipline

you need to achieve discipline in order to stay on track. try not to scroll through instagram or text cindy while writing your essay for world history. download apps like self control or forest to prevent you from getting too distracted. discipline comes in handy when motivation just isn’t pushing you. when you just don’t want to study, the discipline you’ve set for yourself will help you to do so. it takes a while to develop a strong sense of discipline, so start little by little! for example, set a time for you to study for twenty minutes everyday and gradually build from there!

develop a system

hermione seems to always have her shiz together, and so can you! develop a study and organization system to keep yourself together and to work efficiently. create systems for how you study math, or how you take notes in world history. how to you keep your notes together? loose leaf or notebook?

passion

okay, this may tie in to motivation, but it still is considerably important! you have to have the passion for what motivates you to study. whether it be becoming a nurse to help ease patient’s lives or an entrepreneur to better impact this world or even to just love learning! use that to fuel your endeavors and kick butt! :)

use your time efficiently

most of us have a life outside of academics, and that sometimes leaves us in a time crunch when it comes to studying. that’s why learning to efficiently study and use your time wisely is crucial! ride the bus to school? read your textbook or go through some flashcards! siblings taking too long to get ready? get those notes out! riding back home? do that homework!

i hope this post helped you guys! reblog or follow me if you liked it/want to see more. i’m probably going to post another in a couple days since summer school is almost over.

(Source: compscigirl-blog)