#Alevel

[letstalkbeautyuk]

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[very-uncorrect]

So I've been off for 3 days in a row (flu got me bad) and this is something that happened today, the day I finally got back to school

One of my English teachers whilst picking up a school book: by the way, Sarah, I wanted to talk to you about something

Me, thinking it's gonna be about the work I missed: oh sur-

Teacher: this opinion journalism homework you did was absolutely phenomenal, it's almost completely flawless and I was wondering if I could use it as an example of good essay writing for other students if you don't mind

Me, completely taken back:

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[verstappensrealwife]

That fucking “lucky golden potato” I reblogged did not work I still managed to fuck up psychology (we aren’t shocked about it im just mad)

[mia-studyhaus]

5 Minutes, 5 Words - #143

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Disrepute /ˌdɪsrɪˈpjuːt/ (n.) - the state of being held in low esteem by the public.

Sarah's unnecessarily reckless behavior at the bowling competition brought our team many months of disrepute.

Pithy /ˈpɪθi/ (adj.) - (of language or style) terse and vigorously expressive.

Gary's pithy style of giving feedback makes him a valuable debate judge.

Plethora /ˈplɛθərə/ (n.) - a large or excessive amount of something.

I saw an adorable plethora of puppies in Rachel's backyard.

Potentate /ˈpəʊtənteɪt/ (n.) - a monarch or ruler, especially an autocratic one.

The kingdom was ruled continuously by ruthless and selfish potentates for many centuries.

Presage /ˈprɛsɪʤ/ (v.) - be a sign or warning of (an imminent event, typically an unwelcome one).

Cynthia drawing a deep breath presaged a long lecture coming from her about being more attentive to her instructions.

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Definitions from: Oxford Languages.

IPA Phonetic Transcription (UK English) from: tophonetics.com

Sentences are fictitious, though they may be based on real issues that occur across the world.

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[its-krisscross-applesauce]

Tudors alevel exam today

Absolutely shitting myself

Praying this goes okay

[throwmeinthebinpleasejeeves]

much love to all ALevel results affected folks - please remember you are more than these letters and you should be proud of yourself regardless

Samaritans UK - You are in crisis and need to talk to someone now

Mind UK - Various resources for young people struggling

Young Minds - Dealing with disappointing exam results (there are resources further down)

[discoddity]

OK i’m definitely doing history and psychology for a-levels but what should my 3rd choice be

don’t vote yet please!!!

don’t vote yet!!! read below the poll first pls

pros and cons

media studies

pros

• i think the lessons would be very interesting

• we are exposed to media everyday! so i’d understand something i see all the time a bit better

• two of my english teachers that are also media studies teachers said i should do it

• i’d have the potential to make cool video essays and tumblr posts …

• coursework might be fun

cons

• i’ve never done it before so i don’t actually know if i’d enjoy it

• i also don’t know if i’d do well in it bc of that

• i often struggle to understand picture sources in history (media has a lot of analysing of pictures i think)

• i understand words better than pictures

• coursework might be stressful

• i want to do the other two aswell :(

english literature

pros

• i understand words better than pictures

• have been doing it at school for like five years now #experience #XP

• i get good grades at it in gcse, so i will probably be able to do well at a-level too

• i know i usually enjoy it

• i like reading

cons

• the fact that an english essay’s marks could change from examiner to examiner makes me nervous, what if i get all the angry examiners who want to watch the world burn.

• what if i don’t like the books we learn about?

• idk what i’d do for coursework (comparing books you’ve read i think)

• apparently it is very different at a-level and more work / stress .. EEK!

• i want to do the other two aswell :(

spanish

pros

• my teacher really wants me to do it

• have been doing it at school for like five years now #experience #XP

• i get good grades at it in gcse, so i will probably be able to do well at a-level too

• i think learning a language can be a v useful and good thing to do

cons

• i want to do the other two aswell :(

• i struggle with the speaking and listening parts sometimes

• don’t think i’d be able to understand a full book or film in spanish yet (but ig thats the point of learning it,,)

[kahoot-official]

as the very much official tumblr blog of kahoot

i wanna give a very official shout out too miss estruch on youtube

that woman is the only reason i passed biology 💪

[missjamesscience]

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[gendernutralghost]

fucking hell that exam went bad

[letstalkbeautyuk]

💫 🎓 🎉 2024 Squad Badges - great keepsake for school leavers & graduation

[very-uncorrect]

Did my last mock exam today :))

[cosmichoneyz]

"They woke again at seven, stupid with love Everything they knew – the brightest stars, Sirius, Canopus Alpha Centauri, Vega; the Roman Emperors, Claudius Nero, Galba, Otho, Vitellius; musical terms, allegro, calando Crescendo, glissando; mathematics, the value of pi Prime numbers, Cantor’s infinities – only a jumble of words, only a jumble of words."

The Laughter of Stafford Girls' High, Carol Ann Duffy, Feminine Gospels, 2002

I AM STUDYING THIS FOR MY ENGLISH LIT ALEVEL AND THIS IS SO INEFFABLE HUSBANDS CODED. LIKE. THEY LITERALLY MENTION ALPHA CENTAURI. THIS IS A BIT ABOUT TWO LESBIAN TEACHERS IN LOVE BTW. I AM NOT OK

[moreaugriffins]

Wait, so you're telling me

it's pride month

but i gotta do major exams?

that's so fucking homophobic

[mia-studyhaus]

5 Minutes, 5 Words - #83

˗ˏˋ༻ʚ♡︎ɞ༺ˎˊ˗

Distend /dɪsˈtɛnd/ (v.) - swell or cause to swell by pressure from inside.

It is normal for your belly to distend when you are going to start your period - we call this pre-menstrual bloating.

Indelible /ɪnˈdɛlɪbᵊl/ (adj.) - (of ink or a pen) making marks that cannot be removed.

I did not mind that the marker ink was indelible - it was nice to see a child's creative drawings on my walls.

Savant /ˈsævənt/ (n.) - a very learned or talented person, especially one distinguished in a particular field of science or the arts.

I will be studying to become a savant in the discipline of quantum physics - even if my journey may take decades.

Stockade /stɒˈkeɪd/ (n.) - a barrier formed from upright wooden posts or stakes, especially as a defence against attack or as a means of confining animals.

I built a stable stockade around my dog's pen when we camped so that he would stay safe.

Impecunious /ˌɪmpɪˈkjuːniəs/ (adj.) - having little or no money.

The little boy came from a impecunious family.

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Definitions from: Oxford Languages.

IPA Phonetic Transcription (UK English) from: tophonetics.com

Sentences are fictitious, though they may be based on real issues that occur across the world.

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