Studyguide Stories

These are the introductions to all correlation study guides that I have personally created for my new writing business.

This is a condensed guide to help you understand what the pretentious and useless subject of TOK is about. As a May 2017 candidate, I've been there and done all of that, and I sympathize with all you IB sufferers... I wish you guys all the best, (hang in there!) (: I'm not officially qualified to teach the IB, but because of the terrible way TOK was taught at my school, I self-taught my friend and I, what TOK was in a few days right before our assessments. So, by giving you this concise interpretation of TOK, hopefully this guide will clarify what TOK is and get you those core points you need! Disclaimer: Please note that this information may not necessarily apply for the year you're taking the IB in, and that each school runs their TOK schedule in a different way, but feel free to adapt these tips and information and let me know if you have because I'd feel super glad that I've helped you out! If you need any advice or if you just want to rant about the IB, please feel free to message me, I'll try my best to help you! (: Also, this is just a temporary book cover, if any of you amazing people are good at graphics, please message me as I'm hopeless at making attractive book covers and would love your help!

Helllo my fellow student! In this guide, i'll give you some tips about how to study in quarantine, and, yes: this is possible. Open the book see it!

A Study Guide

this book tells you how to get perfect marks in your exam

all the tips , guide , tricks to study :)

This is a study book for people learning osteology or anatomy. It features all the bones of the post-cranial skeleton, improving on some previous books with more detailed images of the bones of the feet. Each bone has their common features labelled. This is meant to serve as an educational tool, like a study guide. Why is it on here for free? Because I drew them and I believe education should be affordable. Wattpad is international and has no paywall. I spent enough getting a Masters in the subject and I'd like to spare some others additional pain. If you want to screenshot them and print them for your own, personal use, feel free to do so. However, if you want to use any for larger distribution, such as through art or in classes, please get permission from me first. Most of the equations, measurements, and blurb information on these skeletal elements (bones), while widely available, were checked using William M. Bass's book, Human Osteology: A Laboratory and Field Manual 5th Edition, and I would be remiss if I didn't cite it here.

A Study Guide

As the title says, this is a nutshell of European history (starting with the dark ages/late middle ages) in a conversational, easy to understand tone. This might even help you study for your AP European History exam (or at least that's why I'm doing it).

This are the questions and answers to my final study guide. The 27 amendments are going to be here. It's only to help me but everyone is welcome.

Okay, so I'm a procrastinator and I don't study and I'm drowning in dread (for myself and for school) since I go to a magnet school and I'll probably never be valedictorian (and I'll never get to yell "I'M TIME LORD VICTORIOUS!" :c ). *breath* Anyhow, this is going to bethe place I use to study (I study by making study guides). Hopefully this will get me motivated to study or something but I make no promises... Wish me luck and I hope you learn something if you happen upon this thingy. Aw f*ck I'm gonna fail these semester exams next week, aren't I?

✨ Whether you're preparing for exams or just want to improve your study game, this guide is here to inspire you on your path to success. ✨

Rosell Jardinico is a working-student, who collate some strategies to help you ace the semester amid of the crisis.

A complete guide for studying.

You ever spend hours trying to achieve something just to realize what you're doing may be good short term but unrealistic long term? Well here is my experience and what i find to be actually doable.

After researching for 5 months, I have made this book with tips and tricks to help you study and make it fun

AP World History Study Guide. Book is World Civilizations AP edition Ch 1-6. All of this work is my work. Some of the questions might not be accurate but whatever. I don't care if you look at it, if you steal it, if you feed it to your dog, or pee on it.