What you did today?

boobookitty

As I'm sitting here at the computer, I'm doing Maths Papers.
2007 Paper 1 is done.

tramoredude

I had a woefully unproductive day...

a handful of physics experiments and bit of maths....

Holly Golightly

Art: Giotto, start of Renaissance, Brunelleschi & Alberti
Irish: Oíche Nollaig na mBan, hate this poem
French: 3 formal letters
History: Northern Ireland, bitta Belfast during WWII
English: Adrienne Rich & writing out some personal essayish stuff
Bio: Human Defence System

Ino112

English:
-Comparative (Theme/Issue, Cultural Context)
-Plath
-Rich

Geography:
-Biome
-Global MNC
-Three Gorges Dam

Irish:
-An Triail
-Ceapadóireacht

Right now I'm admiring my many biology diagram doddles scattered in front of the computer..does that count?

jakedixon2004

History:
1885 Elections
Parnell and Home Rule
Sinn Fein 1918 election

Maths:
Paper 1 ,2007-2005

English:
Eavan Boland essay
Derek Mahon essay
Themes and Issue essay
Literary Genre essay

thusspakeblixa

History: State-Building and the CnaG economy
Biology: Tried to go over the experiments but there's so very many of them...
English: Did an Othello essay our teacher gave us as a probable
...and listened to Bowie cos I'm sick to death of studying!

Fad

daggy wrote: »

ooh where is one going for the irish course? There's a heap of gaelinns around my place atm.. annoying things really. Our neighbours take students.

oh the one in town me thinks (me hopes!)

we took students once, dark days dark dark days (a am obviously nota fan of the annual invasion of the spanish in our fine capital, clogging our public transport and putting trays into bins in burger king, they're a nuisance i tells ya)

deise_boi

thusspakeblixa wrote: »

English: Did an Othello essay our teacher gave us as a probable

care to share the title?

thusspakeblixa

deise_boi wrote: »

care to share the title?

''The Characters of Iago and Cassio show significant development over the course of the play. Discuss.''
There's a few more around if I can find them...

cianclarke

bigkev49 wrote: »

Did my leaving in 2002 and finished my 3rd year college exams yesterday so all I can say to ye is best of luck and put in the work for the LC, college is well worth it!

I'm just finishing up 2nd year college exams...
But yeah seriously worth putting in the work. Just reading this thread, college exams don't seem near as bad. I don't envy ye' all, best of luck!

1huge1

thusspakeblixa wrote: »

''The Characters of Iago and Cassio show significant development over the course of the play. Discuss.''
There's a few more around if I can find them...

significant development in cassio??? please tell me you meant to say othello

KERPAL

1huge1 wrote: »

significant development in cassio??? please tell me you meant to say othello

Thats not too bad, you can just talk a ****load about Iago and how he develops into such a sound chap.
And then you can say Cassio, initially seeming like a gentleman and a good lieutenant, becomes a weak person, giving into Iagos demands to get him to get drunk, as well as a person who has a lot of disresect for woman, when he talks to Iago about Bianca etc etc

LayLay

I... looked at the index to an english revision book..:eek: I need to study later!

SmashingPilot

Well I didn't do an awful lot today. Just studied notes and questions on Sylvia Plath and Eavan Boland.

Then went over Integration and Differentiation.

hippety-pippety

my morning was v unsuccessful: i woke up at 10, took my time getting up, & did about 45 v. unmotivated mins of maths and listening to john frusciante, getting a grand total of 1 question done ...
after lunch did about 2hours physics ( magnetism - all the nitty gritty stuff i ignored 1st time round - and heat experiments which i've come to realise aren't as bad as all that ) and half an hour maths. i've been lazing around for afew hours now tho, gonna go back up in 10 mins. what shud i do? prob more maths

Cost Boy!!

I got up at eight this moring go my breakfast and started studying at half eight. I did geog from 8.30-12.00 then maths from 12.00-3.00, irish from 3.00-5.30 now I'm study all the principles in chemistry!

Fuascailt

Finished the montgomery bus boycott, re-revised Mahon, Boland, Donne, Rich, lazily learnt half a theme and issue question and did all the differentiation proofs, hitler and the jews and nazi propaganda. Need to do a little othello/space race/maths paper two later, but the fatigue is setting in...

I had a lovely sleep-in today till 11ish.

Uck.. Did Home ec.. areas 2,3 and the elective. What a yawn fest.

Up until a few mins ago, I was revising Donne, Bolan, Rich and a tiny bit of Larkin..

betsymagoo

eh well my day was a bit wasted.... done irish essays in the morning.... all of the biology experiments.... and da mbeidir aris dar gcumann......

AND THEN I HIT THE BEACH........

now i feel well bad.... oh well i guess it will be a late nite....:(:(

Parsley

Fell out of bed at twelveish, had a bowl of cheerios and started my english study. Went through all my poetry - Rich, Larkin, Montague and Mahon. Took me till about 3 with some breaks. Then after dinner blasted through comparative stuff - Theme and Issue done and i'm about to start on either literary genre or cultural context. Which do ye lot think I'd be better off with? I'm doing Philadelphia, Lies of Silence and Strictly Ballroom.

Timans

Parsley wrote: »

Fell out of bed at twelveish, had a bowl of cheerios and started my english study. Went through all my poetry - Rich, Larkin, Montague and Mahon. Took me till about 3 with some breaks. Then after dinner blasted through comparative stuff - Theme and Issue done and i'm about to start on either literary genre or cultural context. Which do ye lot think I'd be better off with? I'm doing Philadelphia, Lies of Silence and Strictly Ballroom.

Well, many people find Cultural Context easier but Literary Genre has more chance of coming up as CC has been up two years in a row.

I think Lit Gen, I actually prefer it anyway.

Parsley

Timans wrote: »

Well, many people find Cultural Context easier but Literary Genre has more chance of coming up as CC has been up two years in a row.

I think Lit Gen, I actually prefer it anyway.

Ta. Yeah lit gen ain't too shabby a question. Use of flashbacks, private gar, wide angle lense close ups in SB, Dillon's thoughts etc etc. Waffle it out to 3 or 4 pages using loads of howevers, likewises, buts, similarlys and so on and so forth.

The Walsho

Parsley wrote: »

Fell out of bed at twelveish, had a bowl of cheerios and started my english study. Went through all my poetry - Rich, Larkin, Montague and Mahon. Took me till about 3 with some breaks. Then after dinner blasted through comparative stuff - Theme and Issue done and i'm about to start on either literary genre or cultural context. Which do ye lot think I'd be better off with? I'm doing Philadelphia, Lies of Silence and Strictly Ballroom.

I'd definitely go with LG, I find it easier and it has a good chance of coming up this year.

BaRcOe

KeyLimePie wrote: »

today...i tried to study business...but gave up...and drew this on a flash card:):):)

you must do art!?

Alan Smith

Covered India in Geography

Unseen Poetry & Paper one overview for English


Complex numbrs for Maths

1huge1

I just feel like ive everything studied at this stage and im doing less and less every day
today i just went over headings like in english and geography, went over in my head what I would write for those headings.

about 40mins of business then practised a good few maths questions...

BaRcOe

Do you play football Alan?
If you do, you don't happen to play for United do u?:rolleyes:

lovechem

Seriously losing my marbles at this stage!! Just so fed up & bored.

Did all the alegebra questions from 2002-2007 in maths this morning, and all the exam titrations questions for chemistry, plus water, bohr theory and some q4s. Revised Rich & Othello also.

Tmws plan:
Othello
Rich
Boland
Mahon
Comparative
Water
Rates
Equilibrium Experiments
Organic Exam Questions
Oxidation & Reduction
Mass Spectrometer & AAS & Chromatography

Absolutely FREAKED :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: