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Leaving Cert 2012-13 *OFF-TOPIC* (hideaway) thread
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little sis... wrote: »Sorry was wondering if someone could tell me how to do the Project Maths sample paper http://www.examinations.ie/schools/Project_Math_Phase_1_P2_Higher_Level.pdf
Q5 (a) ?
I'm not sure what they're asking?
Don't you just sub in 0 and π/4 etc. for 2x, sin2x etc.??? Or else I'm probably missing out on something here :pac:0 -
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The sraith pictiur
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Went to see Two Door cinema Club last night and they were amazing so worth taking the weekend off study! To make things even better, when we were checking out of the hotel this morning we met the lead singer and got our tickets signed! Best end to the worst week ever 0
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YoursSincerely wrote: »Went to see Two Door cinema Club last night and they were amazing so worth taking the weekend off study! To make things even better, when we were checking out of the hotel this morning we met the lead singer and got our tickets signed! Best end to the worst week ever
I was at the gig too ! Great night, the balloons at the end were a nice touch.0 -
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I had great plans to study this weekend, I actually finished my homework yesterday so I could study today, then of course "a family thing" just had to come up. And the 1 thing that has been getting me through the year so far was the belief that I would be going on holidays after the leaving, well that dream just got trampled all over. Today has been absolute shíte!
I want to cry at this stage, it's been 1 thing after another this week 0 -
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I had great plans to study this weekend, I actually finished my homework yesterday so I could study today, then of course "a family thing" just had to come up. And the 1 thing that has been getting me through the year so far was the belief that I would be going on holidays after the leaving, well that dream just got trampled all over. Today has been absolute shíte! I want to cry at this stage, it's been 1 thing after another this week
Aw hugsie Know how ya feel, my Summer plans have recently been shat on as well. But hey, college 0 -
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I'm not looking forward to college, not one little bit at this stage.BrownBear11 wrote: »
Aw hugsie Know how ya feel, my Summer plans have recently been shat on as well. But hey, college 0 -
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bluejaymraz wrote: »The thought of college is keeping me going tbh.
Same. Not even that fussed about Summer anymore, just give me college and I'll be happy 0 -
bluejaymraz wrote: »The thought of college is keeping me going tbh.
I was just gonna say.
UCD website has a great feature where you can look at your course in depth, what each module consists of, the credits, the hours, etc. It's both interesting and motivational. 0 -
There's no course I'm interested in, just going to college for the sake if getting a degree, and college is going to be super expensive and the whole social end if it terrifies meBrownBear11 wrote: »
Ah why's that?
Think of all the brilliant-nes If nothin' else you'll be studying something you actually like rather than crappy LC courses, plus you're going to be with like minded people never mind me, I'm just miserable atm 0 -
Maynooth has a similar kind of thing where it gives you all the modules and how it's assessed and everything. I did find a timetable somewhere on it aswell which I must find again and have a look at.
I was just gonna say. UCD website has a great feature where you can look at your course in depth, what each module consists of, the credits, the hours, etc. It's both interesting and motivational. 0 -
There's no course I'm interested in, just going to college for the sake if getting a degree, and college is going to be super expensive and the whole social end if it terrifies me never mind me, I'm just miserable atm
Me too tbh, but I look forward to the terror in a strange sorta way
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Eurovisionmad wrote: »I have to say I can't wait for college, 'twill be brilliant! I know some people are terrified of the social aspect of making a whole new group of friend but I can't wait to jump into it all!
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I 100% agree with the social thing. It'll be a million miles away from anything I'd ever be likely to do if I was left to my own devices. The thought of walking into a lecture hall full of 200-odd people completely alone, without knowing a single person is terrifying me to tell the truth. I'd much prefer to curl up in a ball in a corner and hide from the world forever.There's no course I'm interested in, just going to college for the sake if getting a degree, and college is going to be super expensive and the whole social end if it terrifies me never mind me, I'm just miserable atm
But look it, shure we'll be grand. Who doesn't love adreneline?0 -
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I can't wait for college, mainly to get away from my friends at the moment and make new ones, I love talking to new people, and there is so much drama with my friends at the moment, it'll be a relief to get away from them :P And getting to study something I actually like will be amazing
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College is definitely what's keeping me going too, I've been looking forward to it for so long. Really looking forward to meeting lots of new people, the freedom living in a decent place where I can do things when I please, studying subjects I really like...if it's a let down I'll be so disappointed. 0
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I thought the same thing when I was making the transition from primary to secondary (I.e that secondary would be better than primary) I was soon proven wrongBobbyPropane wrote: »My view on college is that it can't get any worse than secondary school. 0 -
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I thought the same thing when I was making the transition from primary to secondary (I.e that secondary would be better than primary) I was soon proven wrong
I knew secondary school was going to be tough. I mean you were going from a relaxed learning environment to one filled with exams and stress. Going to college will hopefully be like going back to the relaxed learning environment where things are actually of interest and your life is more free and perhaps fun.
Be optimistic.
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Yeah, sorry just a lot has happened this week so I'm really down in the dumps recently, I shouldn't go online when I feel like this, I'll just end up spreading the misery. SorryBobbyPropane wrote: »
I knew secondary school was going to be tough. I mean you were going from a relaxed learning environment to one filled with exams and stress. Going to college will hopefully be like going back to the relaxed learning environment where things are actually of interest and your life is more free and perhaps fun.
Be optimistic.
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