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1/13/14 -- First day of spring semester classes actually felt lilke spring with temps in mid40s and snow piles melting.
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Reflecting on my Parisian thrifting journey from last December! 🌟 I immersed myself in the art of 'friperie' - the thrift. 👗 My favorite shops Crémerie de Paris: A delightful surprise of eclectic finds. It felt like stepping into a fashion time capsule. Kilo Shop Marais & Kawaii: These shops had a fascinating pay-by-weight concept, and the variety was incredible! Free'P'Star: A blend of retro and contemporary, this place had something for every taste.
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A travel capsule wardrobe for minimalists. I'm sharing how I was only able to pack 8 clothes for a 2 week trip in Europe summer 2022.
From meeting with their academic advisor to planning next year's housing, here are the top 5 things your student should do at the start of second semester.
Now 15, Annabelle Shaffer has taken six classes and is planning to return for more in the fall 2015 semester. She’s earned straight A’s and made the Dean’s List in the spring 2015 semester.
We are planning to spend the spring homeschool semester doing a minibeast-themed unit study that will be full of all things creepy crawly. We are so excited about the topic that we decided to extend the fun to our morning time too.
Dive into the human anatomy with us using this amazing anatomy themed morning basket. Full of awesome human body resources perfect for your homeschool. We are planning to spend the spring homeschool semester studying the human body. We are so excited about the topic that we decided to extend the fun to our morning time....
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So, first—work. Again. There’s so much ebb and flow with deadlines and projects that it’s difficult to maintain a steady schedule here, which sucks. I apologize. I have one more big thing this week and then I’m “free” as in, back to regular programming. Thankfully. Anyway, as I’m winding down—those of you in schools are starting to gear up for finals. Ugh. Sorry about that too. I remember how finals time basically meant life was at a standstill—it was such a hectic time because I know there’s other things happening (readings, family obligations, moot court try-outs, etc) that make the idea of finals like a kind of far off thing you can put off, but you shouldn’t. It’s so much work and preparation, which is why the earlier you start to prepare the better. Some ways for you to prepare for finals right now: One. Clear your schedule. Make sure you’re blocking off time for outlining and studying. That means you should talk to family or partners to let them know how little you will be available and make sure your other responsibilities are covered. Trust that if you go into your studying period without other things looming the stress will be way reduced. Two. Review last semester. You should assess your study habits from last semester and determine what worked and what didn’t–especially if you’re a 1L. While I’m a big proponent of studying you how study, you also need to ensure your methods are working. It took me a long time to find a flow while in school, but once I did I finally started seeing the fruits of my labor via my grades. It’s likely trial and error for everyone. So take what worked and leave what didn’t. Three. Prep for new techniques. If you’re an upperclassman and are about to take a 24 hours open book exam or something that you’ve never really done before (and no open book in college compares to an open book in law school, FYI) then you should take some time to review how you’re going to approach this new method. The best way is to talk to others who have already done the same format so you know what to expect—or what information to focus on. I remember one crim procedure course where the professor’s exam would result in every single case we read needing to be cited. So that meant I had to memorize the name of all the cases, rather than just knowing the basic concepts of the course because I needed to be able to cite all the cases. Those are the things you need to figure out before you go into your tests. Four. Start prepping study materials now. If you do outlines, flash cards, whatever—start prepping them now so that when it’s time to study you’re actually learning the information, not just writing things out without actually focusing on the topic. You still have a few weeks to go so take advantage of that time! Good luck!
Library school spring semester 2022 update. Sharing information about the two courses I'm taking this semester toward my MLIS degree.
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