bluejaymraz's Study Log.

bluejay14

Between homework/classwork/study over the past 2 days:
-Accounting: job costing/stock valuation question, cash flow question
-French: 2005 listening, 2003 opinion q, 2008 reading comprehension
-English: plan for C.C. essay
-Biology: Skeletal System/Muscles
-Geography: historical settlement, migration patterns in Ireland, human interaction with the rock cycle (geothermal energy), plate tectonics and their influence on fold mountains

bluejay14

Over the weekend I've done:

-English: Hopkins
-Maths: geometry
-Geography: development of Dublin, physical and primary in Brazil
-French: 2007 Q2a
-Biology: human breathing system, structure of flowering plants, finished off skeleton/muscles
-Irish: exam questions on Oisin and Lasair Choille

Just 3 days of classes left :')

bluejay14

So it's finally all over. After 6 years and it's over. It's so hard to believe that we will never have another class in that school ever again. I'm convinced that I will wake up in the morning and be back in TY. I never thought I'd miss it so much and we've only been gone since Thursday.

Study was fairly slow over the past 2 days, struggling to concentrate even though I am well aware that the exams are only 11 days away

-Accounting: finished off a 60 mark club q and did 3 quarters of a 100 mark club
-Maths: about half of a paper 1
-Geography: went over human interference with rivers and rock cycle, plate tectonics theories, Dublin region. It's probably the last time I'll get to revise them before the exam
-English: wrote a short story after attempting to write both a personal essay and article but I just wasn't feeling the titles.
-Biology: learned evolution and genetic engineering, did exam questions on both and lymphatic system, monera, dna and rna

Hopefully in the next few days now I can really kick it up a notch or two.

bluejay14

I am slowly but surely getting back on the study wagon \o/. Plans are afoot to get up reasonably early from now on so that I can really get cracking on the mountain of work before me. I swear that I really will do it this time.

-Irish: revised Dís and did an exam question. If it comes up in the real thing I may just cry because it is the most impossible thing to answer on, give me Oisín any day!
-Maths: about 8 paper 2 questions
-Geography: revised volcanoes and earthquakes, learned formation of limestone pavement and answered exam question on it just to cement what I'd (half) learned
-Accounting: Management theory and 2 product costing/absorption Q8s

bluejay14

-Biology: had a quick look over lymph system and fungi, learned transport, storage etc in plants, exam questions on fungi and transport etc in plants
-Geography: formation of dripstone and exam q on it
-English: Hopkins, setting, class, role of men in cultural context
-French: answered and corrected 3 reading comprehensions
-Maths: some paper 1 and 2 questions

bluejay14

Over the past 2 days:

-French: opinion q vocab
-Biology: 4 years of short questions
-English: finished off cultural context, Bishop
-Maths: paper 1 questions
-Irish: An Gnathrud and Hurlamaboc
-Geography: quickly revised limestone features, delta, about half of the West, learned rainforest biome which took far longer than I expected unfortunately

I feel that's barely anything at really considering that it was 2 days of work, although I did lose about 3 hours of study time yesterday thanks to a visit to possibly the bitchiest hygienist in the world. I had a few other jobs to do in town and was in no mood to do anything when I got home.

A week to go and still so much left to do. I'd say that English paper 2 and geography are worrying me the most right now because I have an inordinate amount of work to get learned, nevermind revised, before the end of next week.

bluejay14

My study has come to a shuddering halt unfortunately. I just can't take any more in for some reason even though I know that I have so much to get through.

-English: Literary Genre ( narrative structure, narrative voice, characterisation)
-Geography: transport in the West, physical, primary and secondary in the Mezzogiorno
-Maths: proof of trigonometric formulae, stumbled my way through some random paper 1 questions

To cap it all off, I am also contending with sunburn.