You can never fail if you are determined to succeed.

siebey123

Love that quote.

Figured out this would be a brilliant way to keep track of my revision up until the exams, and to prove to myself that I am indeed doing something, so here we go.

Today (Saturday)

Did the 2009 French Listening comprehension.
Have to write up notes on Fungi for Biology and practice some exam questions.
Have to write up notes on Imagery for King Lear and write up useful quotes.

siebey123

Got a nice few Biology exam questions done and completed notes on Yeasts and Fungi. Currently writing up King Lear notes for Characterisation Through Imagery. Feeling productive woooo!

siebey123

Yesterday (Sunday): practiced German and French pronunciation.
King Lear: Animal Imagery and theme of violence.
German: notes on healthy eating.

Today:
Biology: The Lymphatic System notes and 2014 exam question on it.
History: revision on Topic 3 (Act of Union and Unionism)
Irish: Notes on Cacá Milís - Catherine.

Happy out today

siebey123

Christmas break today!!! Proud of what I've achieved so far and IJN I will continue to work harder as we enter the holidays and the mock exams.

Today I plan on doing Caca Milís notes - Paul
Poetry - Ní Chuilleanáin (sorry if I mispelled her surname)
Maths - functions
History - Nationalism on Topic 3.

siebey123

Decided that I'm just too tired today so I only managed to write up notes on Cáca Milis - Paul. Suppose I'll just sleep for the rest of the day and continue tomorrow.

siebey123

Revised Blood today for Biology and studied The Bend In The Road in depth for English. Back at it again tomorrow ☺️

siebey123

Revised "The Prodigal" by Elizabeth Bishop in depth yesterday.

This morning revised the rest of Monera and finalised my notes for Fungi. Also managed to study the structure of flowering plants. Just need to do exam questions on it and I'll be happy out. Did quick revision charts on Elizabeth Bishop and W.B Yeats for English. Quickly outlined the theme, tone, imagery, language, mood and effect for the six poems I've studied for both poets. I revised the Lake Isle of Innisfree and September 1913 in depth.

Wrote out notes for Viruses for bio also.

Merry Christmas everyone! Hope you all have a blessed day.

siebey123

Rest day today

siebey123

Revised the first 3 pictures of „Fahren Ohne Fahrkarte" for German oral. Wrote out question and answers to topic of "Myself" for German. Also revised 2 opinion pieces for French

siebey123

Took a day off to re-energise.
Plan for tomorrow:
1 - Download French aural tapes 2014-2012 on my phone.
2- Download German aural tape 2015.
3 - King Lear - 2 themes.
4- 2015 Irish listening comprehension and get grade. Write up vocab for every section.
I'd be very happy if I got this complete.

"Il faut dépasser le but pour l'atteindre." Charles-Augustin Saint-Beuve.

"One must go beyond their goals in order to achieve them."

siebey123

Noted down all the major events of 2015 in a 'Year in Review' this morning. Major help with English Paper 1.

Watched a video online on functions for maths. Completed several question and the 2013 P1 50 mark question on it.

Currently writing up notes for The Human Defence System for Biology right now and will do a few exam questions.

Woke up late today so didn't get much done, not very happy with today's progress. But it's still progress.

Tomorrow:

King Lear - One theme
Irish listening 2015 comprehension and grade. Note down vocab.
Photosynthesis revision for Bio and exam questions.
History - Topic 3 - as much as I can do.

siebey123

Managed to push myself and get some extra notes down. Wrote out key vocab for the topic of pollution, friends and homelessness for French. Now just need to record the 2014 and 2013 French listening comprehension on my phone and I can call it a day.

siebey123

Managed to push myself and get some extra notes down. Wrote out key vocab for the topic of pollution, friends and homelessness for French. Now just need to record the 2014 and 2013 French listening comprehension on my phone and I can call it a day.

"There is so substitute for hard work."

siebey123

Managed to push myself and get some extra notes down. Wrote out key vocab for the topic of pollution, friends and homelessness for French. Now just need to download the 2014 and 2013 French listening comprehension on my phone and I can call it a day.

"There is so substitute for hard work."

siebey123

Had no idea I had triple posted. And not able to delete it

Today:

The Human Defence System notes complete and got a start on The Nervous System. Must do exam questions on them and my revision is complete.

Downloaded 2012+SEC Sample Irish Listening Comprehensions onto my phone. Will listen, listen, listen as this helps me with vocab and keeps my ear trained. Did the same for French and downloaded 2011, 2010 and 2009. Just need to do it for German and print out the tapescripts for the listening comps and I'll be happy out.

Listened to French podcasts and took down quick phrases/sentences on terrorism/high security in Paris (read an article on it).

Very productive day!

siebey123

Revised over ADP, ATP, NADP+, and NADPH today. Refreshed the idea of photosynthesis into my head.

Watched a maths video for differential calculus and practised some exam questions/sample questions.

Practiced French pronunciation of letter "r" and various other word endings. Realised that my pronunciation really needs some work for the French oral.

Looked over material for the Treaty for History.

Happy New Year everyone! Hope 2016 is a blessed year for you all and I hope we all achieve our goals and dreams ☺️

Consonata

What are you hoping to do in college?

siebey123

Consonata wrote: »

What are you hoping to do in college?

I've finally tied it down to General Nursing! What are you hoping for?

Consonata

siebey123 wrote: »

I've finally tied it down to General Nursing! What are you hoping for?

Medicine, ambitious enough, and I'm getting scared by your preparations haha.

siebey123

Consonata wrote: »

Medicine, ambitious enough, and I'm getting scared by your preparations haha.

Best of luck!! You can achieve anything you set your mind to. Don't mind me at all, I'm just taking it day by day and not hitting my peak anytime soon, which I think is best. I truly hope you get Med!

siebey123

Was reaalllly tired today to be honest. Christmas break is almost over! Did a German opinion piece and half of the 2001 mock paper. Seriously need to get my grammar for German up and start focusing on the roleplays for the oral!

English:

Looked over what exactly you need to do for a comparative answer - quite excited to get a start on these actually! Content with today.

Hope you all had a brilliant start to 2016!

siebey123

Rest day today

siebey123

Was too tired to post yesterday! But I got French listening comprehensions downloaded on my phone (2001-2015) in full! Finally! Also started this thing where I record myself saying Biology notes onto my phone and I listen to them back. Never knew it could be so helpful! Will definitely be doing this with Respiration, Enzymes etc.

Also got Introduction to Photosynthesis and The Light Stage revised in full, with diagrams, everything. Did the 2015 question on Photosynthesis and other questions on The Scientific Method and Ecology. Also managed to get Picture Story #5 revised for German (In der Jugendherberge ist es besser). Productive day and happy.

School tomorrow, just gotta take things easy and remember the importance of breaks. Have a good day guys

siebey123

Today:

At long last I got a book for my history project! Need to get started on the evaluation of sources asap!

German 2001 Letter done, second opinion piece complete. Half of Text II finished and first section of applied grammar done. Need to brush up on verbs, tenses, conjunctions, nouns, seriously! 😅

Revised over Le Journal Intime: Des Phrases Utiles I. Nice to get the little useful sentences back into my head again. I absolutely love French, just ahhh it's such a lovely language. German is cool also hehe

Watched crash course videos for biology: respiration, the human defence system and like 2 minutes of the endocrine system because we haven't covered it in class yet. I'm actually in love with Human Biology it's not even funny! Love studying it so much aha

Finally got around to King Lear. Typed out notes on Animal Imagery as revision and got theme of Violence down now. Tomorrow, or at least by the end of this week, I need to go over the minor characters: Cornwall, Albany, The Fool etc and poetry! Plath Plath Plathhhh

Christmas break is officially over and I really proved to myself that if I work hard and stay determined I can get anything done. I hope you all had an amazing break and I wish everyone the best as we head into the new term! Only half a year and it's all done forever!!

siebey123

First day back to school today and we got a lot of homework, not going to lie. But most of it is revision so that's cool.

Today: covered "Sestina" by Bishop briefly, revised over Operation Rolling Thunder for History very very quickly. Did 2015 Bio Q6+7 short questions as revision for viruses and DNA isolation experiment.

Did an answer on The Fool for "King Lear" for homework, but it really helped as revision so I'm counting it hehe

Also revised Irish comhra as homework, but really good to get the basics back into my head again.

Good first day back

siebey123

Revision done for "Filling Station" by Elizabeth Bishop and highlighted key notes for "First Death in Nova Scotia." Also managed to get an opening paragraph revised for a "is Lear a tragic hero?" question.

Studied a French opinion piece and noted down new phrases for the opinion section.

Did edits and some extra research for my history project. Just need to put it all together and get my evaluation of sources & review complete.

This was done above a busy day of homework, so I'm happy

I also caught myself thinking about CAO stuff during school and I realised I really really want to go into a social-based area. Like an area where I'm directly in contact with people and I managed to think of a few extra courses in addition to the ones I have in mind already.

Hope everyone's first few days back were good Friday tomorrow!

siebey123

Revised a bit more of "why the audience should sympathise with King Lear.'' Highlighted key terms for Excretion and Animal Nutrition. Highlighted Fianna Fáil Notes for History and read through them. Also planned 2015 P1 Composition.

Grind is back on tomorrow!

siebey123

Just back from revision. Did mind plans on Homeostasis and Excretion and more Animal Nutrition. Started an actual revision answer on The Transformation Of Albany for Lear. Rest of the day will be spent writing up an English essay and doing a few questions for homework.

Hope you all have a blessed day

siebey123

Revised notes for 2012 French opinion piece. Today was spent just doing homework. Back on it again tomorrow!

siebey123

Revised some important definitions for The Human Defence System.

The amount of homework today was actually insane! Just need to keep a calm head and remind myself that I can do this.

Studied the theme of sadness in Oisin and theme of anger & characters in Dís

siebey123

Yesterday: too much homework, but most was revision based so that okay.

Today: German 1-3 Roleplays. Sailing to Byzantium revised briefly.
Irish Civil War revisied.

Need to keep on reminding myself that I can do this

siebey123

Irish history revised again - need to get working on essays!

Mirror and Poppies in July revised, more poetry tomorrow and need to revise Comparative urgentlyyyyy

siebey123

Outlined GV&V for myself. Need to look into it in detail urgently.
Practiced applied German grammar questions.

Just so much homework!

siebey123

Revised background of Stalin's Show Trials and wrote notes/sample mini essay on why Nuremberg was chosen for the Rallies. Revised Yeats's evocative imagery, his personal reflection and public commentary.

Today God willing: Characters in Oisin for Irish and summary for Dís. The King's Speech - cultural context notes. Trig for Maths.

siebey123

German grammar revised!! Finally understand subordinating conjunctions and the Dativ, Nominativ and Akkusativ cases. Did revision notes on racism and fashion for French. Revised short definitions for ecology, DNA & RNA and Genetics. Realllly need to get Irish history done, Comparative notes written up and Irish Prós learned!

siebey123

Not going to lie, today has been a tough one. I seriously need to keep on reminding myself that I have done enough, even when it doesn't look/feel that I have.

Today: Relationships revised for The Great Gatsby and social class revised for The Uncommon Reader (CC).

Journal Intime revised for French. Durcan poetry notes highlighted and looked over. Did a French Oral on the topic of "Après Le Bac" and really need to brushen up on my oral communication.

King Lear: "Evil is terrifyingly portrayed in the play King Lear" sample answer planned out and will finish that God willing tomorrow.



"If you stress, you've already failed." - My mama and "The God I serve is bigger than the problems I encounter."

I will be successful IJN amen!!

Hope you all had a good day and keep working hard, the benefits will be tremendous.

siebey123

Yesterday:
Human Reproductive System notes (male reproductive system)
Johnson and Vietnam covered for History (remind me to never ever begin studying for this subject two weeks beforehand)
Nervous system notes looked over again.
And just lots of homework blahhh.

Today so far: Female reproductive system notes (just a little)

2 day plan: Social class key moments for each of my comparative texts.
2) Detante revision for History
3) English: different types of language revision notes and to do a sample unseen poetry question. Also start reading more!!!!!!

4) Géibheann and Caca Milís. Also really need to revise my scéal and litirs/riomhphost for Irish.


And study for my German oral!

This stuff is nearly over, can't wait until the mocks are no more. We're nearly there guys

siebey123

Yesterday: rest day.

Today so far: Biology exam questions 2005, 2015, 2014 (mixture of short and long Qs) done.

Currently: revising La Drogue for French.

Later on: School and area vocab for German. English: King Lear notes (villainous and virtuous characters)
And Irish: Caca Milís.

siebey123

Yesterday: US foreign policies revised for History. Stalin Show Trials notes written up (finally!!!)

French opinion pieces revised and Journal Intime: Des Phrases Utiles II revised. German picture story #3 revised and roleplay #4.

Today:
English English English. Revised argumentative writing and how to identify it. Also covered persuasive writing and phrases associated with it. Jotted down notes on topical issues just to keep myself aware and updated. They'll be handy soon one day I hope IJN!

Reaaaaaally need to revise the themes of Love and Evil in King Lear and Durcan poetry. Urgently need to revise Irish history and Irish poems.

First hurdle is over next week. Let's do this

siebey123

Emigration, Immigration, Homelessness, Friendship and Holidays revised for French. Need to do more on drugs and alcohol + two reading comprehensions.

Tomorrow: have have have to revise Cumann na nGaedheal and Irish litir/blag (this will be grand). Also need to practice writing a short story.

siebey123

Revised - Is King Lear a tragic hero? And wrote out notes for different styles of writing and how to identify them.

siebey123

Yesterday: Evil is frighteningly portrayed in "King Lear". Discuss. Learned off quotes for this also.

Studied topics of technology and healthy eating for German. Practiced composition writing for Eng p1.

Only 6 more days then mid term break!

siebey123

I am so tired man

Today: CC and key moments for role of women and how the CC effects expectations

Read over a Yeats poem

Revised Cornwall, Oswald, Cordelia, Animal Imagery and Violence & Suffering in King Lear

Technology revised again for German and refugee crisis notes learned off.

Maths strand 4 algebra revised and questions practised.

Irish litir and riomhphost revised.

Nearly there.

siebey123

Yeats, Bishop, Durcan revised

Goneril, Regan, Cordelia revised again

Animal imagery for Lear and symbolism notes written up

Irish litir practised again

4 more days.

siebey123

History - all three case studies revised. Need to revise trig for maths and just paper 1 in general

Revised over Johnson and Vietnam and Irish governments 1949-1959 for History. Also looked over Cumann na nGaedheal

Completely off topic, but wow this stuff is hard. I find myself so upset every morning just thinking about school and I'd imagine it's the same for quite a lot of LC'ers. Just thinking back to when my German teacher advised me and told me to "keep a calm head. It's so important to keep a calm head." And it just dawned on me how important that really is. Like, if you stress what's the point? Honestly.

My mum also motivated me so much this morning to take it easy and she's so right.

Just thinking...


Back in focus tonight.

siebey123

Mocks are doneeeeee!

siebey123

Lymphatic system, human nutrition, blood circulatory system revised

Did 2 straith pictuirí

siebey123

Yesterday: did some work for RSR. French verbs and tenses practiced.

GeneralSherman

I hope you are taking a break... sounds like you need to recharge the batteries a bit. It's a long time until June, this is a marathon and not a sprint. You need to schedule down time into your timetable just the same as any mock question/subject.

siebey123

GeneralSherman wrote: »

I hope you are taking a break... sounds like you need to recharge the batteries a bit. It's a long time until June, this is a marathon and not a sprint. You need to schedule down time into your timetable just the same as any mock question/subject.

Honestly, you are so right. I've been feeling absolutely exhausted lately, but sometimes when I sit around doing nothing I feel like a mess and super unproductive. Even looking at this thread you can see that the study is becoming less and less by the day. So so tired.
I have so much time though until June, as you said, so I really will take a break, after all it is midterm.

As you said, it's a marathon not a sprint. Thank you

summer98

I'm just curious as to how you study English in general. Especially Lear! What notes do you use etc?