#a levels

[plantingatree]

sunday, 28 april ❀

exams are getting closer and im getting more nervous…but im also getting confident by going over my anki fcds quicker and quicker when reviewing, although i was learning new cards today ﾟ𐦍༘⋆

5hrs 4 mins on forest timer ♡ 359 anki reviews

♪ of the day | lay all your love on me — ABBA 🎧

[daintydaisystudies]

Day 3/271 days until finishing my A-level resit

Pretty chill day today, met up with some friends tonight and was totally fascinated by some flowers they had in their living room :D

Did some essay plans for the evaluation of the cognitive perspective

Edited a 15 mark essay for my tutor next week

FINALLY finished off my Observational Methods Research essay!

I’m looking at trying some more study resources/methods. I’m currently using Quizlet and Notion a lot but I’d love some recommendations of other interesting resources!

Snack of the day ~ left over mac and cheese

[queenie-needs-to-study]

hello! i’m doing a questionnaire for my psychology class, and i need as many people as possible aged 11-18 to respond plsplspls

i only have 9 responders and i need over fifty 😀

please reblog for reach, and send it to any siblings or friends or whoever if u dont mind

thank you!!

[chaoticfroggo]

ADHD study tip

One of the hardest things about studying, or just being productive in general, with ADHD is getting started. It's so hard to just sit down and get something done. I was talking to my brother, who also has ADHD, and we realised we both do the same thing before studying. I always thought it was a bad thing, but after talking to my brother I realised it motivates me to continue being productive.

What we do is something we like to call "productive procrastination". It sounds bad, and yes, to an extent, it can be. Basically you do something not related to your task at hand that is still productive. It gives you that activation energy you need to just start what you need to do.

For example, yesterday I put on an audiobook and for half an hour I did a deep clean of my desk and bookshelves before starting my day of studying. Yes, this was procrastination, but it helped give me motivation. Doing something small makes what you need to do less daunting, because you get that bit of dopamine that keeps you going.

I also find that cleaning up my room really helps. I'm normally a really messy person, but when I study I need a clean space. I used to think it wasn't true, but I now really agree with the saying "messy room, messy mind".

[noagskryf]

Keep at it, study team! Small steps are better than no steps.

[ladymacbethisagirlboss]

My english teacher cannot escape my queer readings of Othello. No matter how much she goes "...yeeeeeah" or changes the subject, the homoerotic nature of male obsession and toxic masculinity will prevail

[thedungeonbat]

reviews & a construction site📠

Biology class was interesting and understandable today; I managed to participate a lot! (Despite it being 8am-) And we continued discussing the chicken/turkey thing, adding another bird to our list of examples🦜We’re supposed to write a review on The Circle during tomorrows English lesson and were allowed to start during todays lesson. I got done with mine before todays lesson ended so I’ll prolly spent the remaining time tomorrow reading :)

Other than that I had my first library shift since mid November(?). I wasn’t especially looking forward to it but I also wasn’t dreading the shift. Drilled a hole into one bench (don’t question it, the library is literally a construction site at this point…), put stickers onto and gave out a few books and put everything else back into its place. I felt rather poorly afterwards though, the shift was quiet and went by quickly but for some reason it made me feel rather uneasy.

That’s why I’m really looking forward to tomorrows therapy session, I’m currently trying to get by with eating more chocolate than is probably healthy and skipping my last class of the day🍫

[she-posts-nerdy-stuff]

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to study English literature A-level in an all girls sixth form with a young teacher then just know that once (and this is a few years ago now) my teacher played the “If the men find out we can shapeshift they’re going to tell the Church!!” video and then asked us what about the video we could apply to studying The Handmaid’s Tale

[emiipurin]

— saturday 2nd march

81 days until alevels

despite having work and a nail appointment today i got quite a bit of schoolwork done!

3 hrs 48 on forest 🌲

completed today:

othello act 3 annotations

congressional oversight notes finished

[the-kingofdoritos]

Wont need tmagp horror this Thursday. My A-Level results will be more than enough horror to last me months, lol

[pxdfoot-wolf]

a-levels i think the marauders would take, part 1:

james potter

— spanish: already fluent, so he knew it would be an easy pass.

— drama: thought it would be easy and he and sirius wanted to have at least one class together, drama seemed the most fun.

—sports science: loved doing pe, knows a lot about sport so thought it would be a smart option.

sirius black

— french: his parents made him.

— english language: wanted to impress remus.

— drama: he and james wanted to have at least one class together and they both thought this would be the most fun.

— law: chose it so he has an excuse to argue with people and not get told off for it.

remus lupin

— english literature: he got a grade 9 in his gcse and all his teachers encouraged him to do it at a-level.

— philosophy: loves challenging other student’s stupid ideas.

— history: wanted a class with lily.

— law: similar to philosophy, he loves challenging other students and proving them wrong.

peter pettigrew

— biology: peter was amazing at all sciences but he finds biology the most interesting.

— geography: absolutely loves geography, he got the highest grade in the whole year.

— computer science: thought it would be something easy.

[plantingatree]

monday, 4th march ⋆.ೃ࿔*:･

biology is really dragging at the moment. i’m struggling sm to keep up with new content while also learning old. practised moments in maths today which was actually pretty fun 🪴

6hrs on forest study timer today! ﾟ𐦍༘⋆

♪ of the day | mykonos — fleet foxes 🎧

[daintydaisystudies]

Day 4/271 days until finishing my A-level resit

Suuuuuper productive day today! Caught up on all the work I’d missed at certain points in the past 2 weeks.

Finished all my work for tutoring next week

Completed my revision on the cognitive perspective

Finally perfected some knowledge on Moray (1959)

Even had time to meet up with a friend group before they head off to uni next week! Had some lovely vegetarian curry that my friend made me and found some conkers :)

Snack of the day ~ falafels and hummus

[studyingselene]

ib resources: past paper questions

hi guys!! i want to share some websites with past paper questions i mostly to study biology, chemistry and math. hopefully some of these resources will be of use to you :)

markhint - assorted past papers & topical questions for paper 1/2/3 - has bio, chem, physics, math, econ - also has practice questions for A-levels and igcse

exammate - only topical questions for paper 1/2/3 - has bio, chem, physics, math, psych, econ, global politics, world religions & philosophy - also has practice questions for A-levels and igcse

google drive with all previous exams (1999-2021) - past papers for all ib subjects - provides markscheme - good for printing & getting used to exam length

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¡¡hola chicos!! yo quiero compartir algunos sitios web con las preguntas de papel pasadas que yo uso, principalmente para estudiar la biología, química y matemáticas. con suerte algunos estos recursos será de utilidad para tú :)

markhint - documentos pasados variados & preguntas temáticas para documento 1/2/3 - tiene la biología, la química, la física, las matemáticas, la economía - también tiene preguntas de práctica por A-levels y igcse

exammate - solo preguntas temáticas por documentos 1/2/3 - tiene la biología, la química, la física, las matemáticas, la psicología, la economía, la política mundial, las religiones del mundo y la filosofía - también tiene preguntas de práctica por A-levels y igcse

google drive con todo los exámenes previo (1991-2021) - los documentos pasados por todo los sujetos de ib - tiene markscheme - bueno para la imprimiendo y acostumbrarse a la duración de los exámenes

[noagskryf]

Why do i have to write a whole ass personal statement? Why can't i just say, "i like maths and i don't like people," and get accepted?