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I usually work out after I finish my homework. This takes place around 6:45 pm. So, after I finish a rough draft of my thesis, I work out as a break. It allows me to listen to music and release the endorphins from my body.

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Before my morning classes, I usually go get iced coffee from either Suzies, Dunkin Donuts, or Starbucks. I then take my coffee and bring it back to Central Library. I deconstruct what I wrote the previous day.

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I started using Notability at the start of this school year. Notability is an app that you can get installed on your iPad. You can import documents and pdfs and have the ability to annotate and draw on them. There are different colors, shapes, and templates you can use for your notes. There are also folders and dividers that are helpful in separating different subjects, ideas, texts, etc. Notability is a great way to stay organized.

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In the photo above, I am sleeping in Central Library. However, when I am able to get back to my dorm, I like to sleep in my bed. I specifically sleep with a heavy fur blanket in addition to my cotton sheets and bed spread.   I like to sleep on the side, hugging the pillow next to me. I usually go to bed around 12:00-1:00a.m.

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I always take a very hot shower. The water has to be at a good and comforting temperature (feeling as if I am laying in the sun). I then end the shower with 30 seconds of cold water. I usually use Maui shampoo and conditioner. Maui shampoo and conditioner is designed to help a variety of hair types, ranging from frizz free to lightweight curls. I usually deep wash my hair every other day. On days I don't fully deep wash, I rinse my hair to replenish its texture. Overall, I like the scent of this shampoo and conditioner because it reminds me of the beach. It lets me relax during the time I am stepping away from the paper.

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After sleeping or taking a shower, I come back to the Google Doc and criticize my own work.

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Then, I turn away from the paper. I really don't look at it until the next day. Even if I procrastinated and the paper is due that same day, I still allow myself to step away from it. I either sleep or take a shower and let myself refresh my ideas or I shift my attention to another subject.

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Then I use all of them to try to create one final thesis.

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I then write the theses on the Google Doc below the introduction.

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Using the Introduction, I then usually use my iPad and notability to write a really rough thesis. I sometimes will find myself writing multiple.

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I then write my introduction for my paper. However, this introduction is never the one I use for my paper. It acts more as a guide to creating my thesis.

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I then organize the quotes in the order I want to talk about them in my paper. I usually change the color of the text to red to make them stand out. I then write notes below each quote to demonstrate my thinking. I also do this to remind myself to read them again after I make my thesis and introduction.

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I then use my iPad to find quotes from each text that either compare or contrast each other. I write them down on the same Google document with the page numbers.

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I always make sure the idea I come across is something that interests me. If it doesn't, I start from square one again.

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Writing Down the Main Idea I Want to Focus on Within the Chosen Texts

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Writing Down the Main Idea I Want to Focus on Within the Chosen Texts

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I then write down the similar main ideas and connections I identify throughout the texts.

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Write Down the Pieces of Work On A Google Doc

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Write Down the Pieces of Work On A Google Doc

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Using my Mac, I then create a Google Doc titled, "Britney Chia - Draft of Paper 1" and start writing down the authors and texts I am going to use.

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Identify the Pieces of Work I Want to Use 

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Identify the Pieces of Work I Want to Use 

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After I read the prompt and start lightly brainstorming, I think about the pieces of work I want to use that we discussed throughout the course. So, I go to notability (where all the readings are located), and I start to review my annotations from each piece of work.

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I always start a paper in Central Library during the afternoon. It has become a habit of mine since the first month of school. I usually try to find an area that has couches or comfortable seats so I can get into a mood for writing.

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If the prompt is on Brightspace, I download it as a pdf and import it to Notability. If the instructions/prompt are found just as an assignment, I usually copy and paste it onto a google doc and download it as a pdf. Then, I import it to notability and start reading and highlighting as mentioned before.

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I use the highlighter to highlight the specific prompt or idea I want to work on. I also use a pen to start writing key words and ideas on the side of the page to start grasping the type of arguments I can claim.

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I usually start the assignment the weekend before it is due. One of the first things I do is reread the prompt the teacher gave us. In my experience, they hand it out in paper and publish it on Brightspace as well. If it's on paper, I usually read and highlight the things that I think are interesting and important.