plumfairy

• 70 Colors 
• Standalone & Custom Thumbnail
• Texture by me
• Color actions by Pooklet and me
• Mesh by @simpliciaty (not included)

• Top by Toksik
• Eyes by @ephiny-asunder
• Eyebrows by @pralinesims

• 70 Colors + 20 Ombres
• Standalone & Custom Thumbnail
• Texture by me
• Color actions by Pooklet and me
• Mesh by @stealthic not included, get it *HERE* (Required!)

• 2 Versions, 70 Colors + 20 Ombres each
• Standalone & Custom Thumbnail
• Texture by me
• Color actions by Pooklet and me
• Mesh by @leahlillith not included, get it *HERE* (Required!)

• in modified saccharine palette and neutrals palette
• mesh is needed
• enjoy :D

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Some Pink Pokémon ♥

• Before I start, I’d like to disclaim that my study methods may not be as efficient to you as they are to me. Just like note taking methods, some just aren’t for everybody. I’ve taken this into consideration and obtained some online resources to aid me.

• Start with a positive attitude; studies show that you retain more when you are relaxed and happy. You are more likely to remember your notes if you are enjoying reading them. So take a breather while you are dreading those notes and think about how good it is to study, how you’ll feel when you ace a test, or just answer a question correctly in class.
• Find a quiet place to study. Already have a nice desk? Well bam you’re in luck. Have a desk but five loud siblings? That’s okay too! You can do your work at a library, a cafe, or even in your bedroom. Just being able to focus on the task at hand is your goal.
• Whether you are home or going out, gather all of your supplies. Studying is all about focus. Every time you have to get up to find a supply you are loosing your focus and have to work to get back to the moment of focus you were in. If you gather your supplies before hand you will save time and promote an effective study session
• Light a scented candle; put on some classical music. Though, putting on Mozart is a heavy cliche, studies show it’s better than listening to music with words. You can’t really listen to someone talk to you while you are focusing on your lit. notes, much less deal with someone singing to you. If you put on instrumentals of music you like, you will still have a similar problem; your mind will still be thinking about the words and not the notes you are studying. Lighting a candle will help relax the atmosphere while heightening your senses, so this is always a great idea.
• Realize that doing your homework isn’t studying. Doing your homework will probably help you prepare for the content you’ll be covering in class, but it isn’t studying. Finish your homework and review the notes you took in class. This will help you retain the information you learned in class. Lectures don’t really stick with you by themselves, so it’s up to you to make sure you learn the information.
• Create a study plan! Every online resource I’ve used has specifically mentioned this. It can be an Excel spreadsheet or just a piece of loose leaf paper, but plan out when you are studying. Maybe allot 25 minutes to that work sheet you were assigned in class, then a five minute break, and then 25 minutes of reviewing notes.

• Practice time management. As previously mentioned, a 25/5 method is good. This is called the Pomodoro method. It says that you can’t maintain optimum focus for more than 25 consecutive minutes. Every 25 minutes, take a five minute break. This time you don’t burn yourself out after 30 minutes.
• Use various methods of studying. Make an outline of the lecture notes you took in class, make flash cards, take a practice exam, make some mnemonic devices if you’re trying to memorize work, do all of the above if you’d like. Adding variety is always a good idea, because it keeps it interesting.
• Take healthy breaks. Eating an apple is a much more satisfying break than five minutes of instagram. You will be more likely to return to studying in a positive manner if you do some exercise or eat healthy foods, as opposed to five minutes of tv or internet.
• Keep learning it until it is over learned. Though this sounds ineffecient, this helps beat out recognition, or needing a stimuli (which may not be on the test) to remember, with recollection, knowing the information. A student who does not review material can forget 80% of the content learned in two weeks.

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