Study around the clock...

Jeanie96

Hey, i'm just saying that working around the clock kinda helps. I dont mean getting up at 3am to study but what i do is:

• My friend and i do study when we're on the dart to school every morning. I've learnt so much. Really, it's 20 minutes of extra work every day. It adds up!
• If i'm in a waiting room or waiting for my friends to arrive, i crack out my phone and do a bit of an irish or french aural. I got apps of the exams (mocks.ie make them)
• When i'm in the car I tech my mum about stuff in geography. She learns from and i learn from her.
• On the bus i learn vocab from various learn french apps.
• If i'm REALLY BORED i watch some french news clips, youtube videos and programmes. It's impressive how much you learn!
• I translate an nuacht as gaelige when its on the tv or radio.

Does anyone else have any ideas on how to do subconsious work?

paddyzk

Jeanie96 wrote: »

Hey, i'm just saying that working around the clock kinda helps. I dont mean getting up at 3am to study but what i do is:

• My friend and i do study when we're on the dart to school every morning. I've learnt so much. Really, it's 20 minutes of extra work every day. It adds up!
• If i'm in a waiting room or waiting for my friends to arrive, i crack out my phone and do a bit of an irish or french aural. I got apps of the exams (mocks.ie make them)
• When i'm in the car I tech my mum about stuff in geography. She learns from and i learn from her.
• On the bus i learn vocab from various learn french apps.
• If i'm REALLY BORED i watch some french news clips, youtube videos and programmes. It's impressive how much you learn!
• I translate an nuacht as gaelige when its on the tv or radio.

Does anyone else have any ideas on how to do subconsious work?

Over doing it a bit.Give yourself a break

Bazinga_N

Jeanie96 wrote: »

Hey, i'm just saying that working around the clock kinda helps. I dont mean getting up at 3am to study but what i do is:

• My friend and i do study when we're on the dart to school every morning. I've learnt so much. Really, it's 20 minutes of extra work every day. It adds up!
• If i'm in a waiting room or waiting for my friends to arrive, i crack out my phone and do a bit of an irish or french aural. I got apps of the exams (mocks.ie make them)
• When i'm in the car I tech my mum about stuff in geography. She learns from and i learn from her.
• On the bus i learn vocab from various learn french apps.
• If i'm REALLY BORED i watch some french news clips, youtube videos and programmes. It's impressive how much you learn!
• I translate an nuacht as gaelige when its on the tv or radio.

Does anyone else have any ideas on how to do subconsious work?

I think It's great you've found other ways to study. Having the ability to study without getting bored of sitting at a desk is a great one. Keep it up, especially to your Leaving Cert. It'll stick to you!

KirkCheated09

Change your phones language to French, you can learn some cool new vocab.

Jeanie96

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

Change your phones language to French, you can learn some cool new vocab.

Oooh good idea thanks!

Jeanie96

Naah, it sounds intense but i don't do it all the time. And hey, it's only one month of my life!

paddyzk

Jeanie96 wrote: »

Naah, it sounds intense but i don't do it all the time. And hey, it's only one month of my life!

That's true.What results are you hoping for ?

Jeanie96

paddyzk wrote: »

That's true.What results are you hoping for ?

WELL:
Irish=a/b
English=a
geog=a
home ec= a
french=a
maths=b
history=b
cspe=a (clearly....)
science=b
music=b

I'm aiming seriously high , for me anyway. Haha, i just want to be idk proud of myself. Sounds silly but i know that i can do it.

KirkCheated09

Jeanie96 wrote: »

WELL:
Irish=a/b
English=a
geog=a
home ec= a
french=a
maths=b
history=b
cspe=a (clearly....)
science=b
music=b

I'm aiming seriously high , for me anyway. Haha, i just want to be idk proud of myself. Sounds silly but i know that i can do it.

If you could get an A or B in a subject as hard as Irish, would you not be able to get an A in science, where it's mostly just learning?

Aim high, without big dreams, we become dull and boring.

tits magee

junior cert results count for nothin in life.

although i got 8As and 4Bs

Jeanie96

tits magee wrote: »

junior cert results count for nothin in life.

although i got 8As and 4Bs

Wow, good job! Still, dont wanna waste my hard (?) work

Jeanie96

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

If you could get an A or B in a subject as hard as Irish, would you not be able to get an A in science, where it's mostly just learning?

Aim high, without big dreams, we become dull and boring.

I guess, i just really want to do well in Irish, because i used to be rubbish at it :L I do have dreams, just non as short term as next month :P

Pidge96

You should be aiming for an A in science, in jc it's rote learning. Get yourself a "shortcuts to success" (which it really was) and spend 2 days reading it. Music, if you know your set works inside out, and know the rules for the answering phrase you should be fine! Soft A's Also, they're really stingy with the A's in Geography, you get crucified for one word answers -_- I got A's all year long and B in the real thing :P