Welcome to Organized Charm!
I created this
blog to help students take more responsibility for their own learning. As an
undergrad student, I had a difficult time with time management and I began
developing little organizational systems to keep myself on track.
When I
started grad school for elementary education, I started using the learning
theories that we learned in class to help myself study more effectively. This method had such a positive impact on my own education that I created this blog to share it with others, too!
I am always researching how to do... well, everything... better! This blog is full of study tips, productivity tricks, and organization ideas!
Hi, I'm Kirsten!
I was home-schooled during elementary and middle
school and I attended school for the first time in 9th grade (yes, I'm
like a real-life Cady Herron). That's when I absolutely
fell in love with school and school-related things!
It's also
where I learned that grades are more of a reflection of hard work and
organization than they are of intelligence. Even though I tested at a college level, my high school GPA always
seemed to hover around a 2.4-2.5.
I had no system for getting things done on time (or at all). However, over the years, I gradually
increased my goals for making better grades and last year, I graduated from my
Master's program with a 4.0 GPA.
This blog is where I share all of my study strategies and life organization solutions! The comment sections are full of even more ideas from readers
(so feel free to ask a question or share your advice)! I also love writing
requested posts!
So please feel free to request one on the Request a Post page!.
What Readers Have to Say:
Welcome to Organized Charm!
I created this
blog to help students take more responsibility for their own learning. As an
undergrad student, I had a difficult time with time management and I began
developing little organizational systems to keep myself on track.
When I started grad school for elementary education, I started using the learning theories that we learned in class to help myself study more effectively. This method had such a positive impact on my own education that I created this blog to share it with others, too!
I am always researching how to do... well, everything... better! This blog is full of study tips, productivity tricks, and organization ideas!
When I started grad school for elementary education, I started using the learning theories that we learned in class to help myself study more effectively. This method had such a positive impact on my own education that I created this blog to share it with others, too!
I am always researching how to do... well, everything... better! This blog is full of study tips, productivity tricks, and organization ideas!
Hi, I'm Kirsten!
I was home-schooled during elementary and middle
school and I attended school for the first time in 9th grade (yes, I'm
like a real-life Cady Herron). That's when I absolutely
fell in love with school and school-related things!
It's also where I learned that grades are more of a reflection of hard work and organization than they are of intelligence. Even though I tested at a college level, my high school GPA always seemed to hover around a 2.4-2.5.
I had no system for getting things done on time (or at all). However, over the years, I gradually increased my goals for making better grades and last year, I graduated from my Master's program with a 4.0 GPA.
This blog is where I share all of my study strategies and life organization solutions! The comment sections are full of even more ideas from readers (so feel free to ask a question or share your advice)! I also love writing requested posts!
So please feel free to request one on the Request a Post page!.
It's also where I learned that grades are more of a reflection of hard work and organization than they are of intelligence. Even though I tested at a college level, my high school GPA always seemed to hover around a 2.4-2.5.
I had no system for getting things done on time (or at all). However, over the years, I gradually increased my goals for making better grades and last year, I graduated from my Master's program with a 4.0 GPA.
This blog is where I share all of my study strategies and life organization solutions! The comment sections are full of even more ideas from readers (so feel free to ask a question or share your advice)! I also love writing requested posts!
So please feel free to request one on the Request a Post page!.
What Readers Have to Say:
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