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I get messier and messier throughout the day, but today I’ve managed to stay relatively tidy! I’d spent a lot of time writing out post-its and notes these past few days, and I couldn’t be asked to write neatly in the last picture, only make it a bit more organised, haha.
22:18 - révisions pour le bac de maths avec @etuderhjemme
You put the STUD in studying… 😉
5.10.16 // the weather outside wasn’t too great today, so I decided to camp out and study in my dorm room today.
this is such a pretty dorm room
29.04.16 A longer Friday than usual since I had to go in for a ‘catch up’ day. It was super productive though - clearly more independent than I think. Tomorrow is my first day of work! More excited than anything 😊
24.4.16 All of the notebooks and sketchbooks I’m using right now except for my planner cause I forgot it oops! What do you guys think of that filofax? It’s my mum’s one from the 90s and I’m considering using it next year? It was a bright sunny morning and we’re celebrating my mum’s birthday! Coffee and berries are a must every morning. 🍓 ☕📔🖌 xxx emily
23.04 / stats 1 revision with my favourite study helper (although he didn’t want his photo taken)
21:08 révisions de SES pour le dernier DS 4h avant le bac, sur tout depuis début de l'année. Je suis en train de revoir les regards croisés : comment le pouvoir publique peuvent t'ils contribuer à la justice sociale? C'est vraiment un paquet et je suis loin d'être prête pour samedi 😓 Encore 35 jours avant le bac, le temps passe hyper vite 😭 (je commence déjà le 2 juin)
April 10, 2016 | 6:51 PM
My thesis is due in eight days…
24/04/2016
Doing FP3 all day today as my FP3 exam is in 23 days and I do not feel like I’m going to get an A* at the rate my revision is going at the moment. 😭
1/100 days of productivity.
I have previously started the 100 days of productivity challenge but never managed to complete it, mainly due to holidays and other excuses I managed to conjure up along the way. BUT I am determine to do it this time round! It might not be a major thing every day but I WILL do at least 1 productive thing a day.
So here is my first of a hundred posts. I have been cooped up inside since Friday making notes & studying for my test tomorrow. So far I havent covered enough content to feel confident but I will get there!:)
Happy studying all xx
22.04.16 Friends and I originally made “The Friday Club” to do coursework in and now all of that’s done its continued but has turned into a group revision session.
This week we covered some of the themes of ‘Of Mice and Men’ but with lots of giggling intermissions.
Geography revision session with the pals studying natural hazards while trying not to drawl too much over the hot man building a fence at the bottom of my garden.
4th April ~ 09:12
got up super early this morning for a little bit of Latin grammar revision. I have a resit when we get bak to school for part of a test I failed last term - worst feeling ever
spring break is ending and i didn’t do anything at all oops
On the care and keeping of your scientist
Congratulations on adopting a scientist! Regardless of their field they will require much coffee, free food, and love. Here are some field specific tips for keeping your scientist happy and healthy!
Biology: make sure they don't get overly invested in their model organism by reminding them about the flaws inherent in their system on a regular basis, but also make sure to join in when they criticize other models in favor of their own
Chemistry: don't let them do that 'just one more reaction' at 10 pm. make sure they get out of the lab and see the sun on a regular basis. try to keep them from partying too hard when they do leave the lab
Geology: humor their rock puns but don't let the lick the rocks (they will tell you they need to lick the rocks to identify them, but don't fall for it)
Astronomy: try not to let them become completely nocturnal. point out nice stars to them and look suitably impressed by their "pictures" of planets that don't look like anything to you
Physics: take them to the park on a regular basis to remind them that things larger than subatomic particles exist. bring a frisbee or a ball to play catch with and be impressed by their ability to calculate trajectories
Math: always make sure to have free batteries for their calculators and a mathmatica user guide on hand. Humor them when they tell you why space without angles is important
Ecology: make sure they remember to wear sunscreen and keep an eye on them in the field. Remind them to come inside and analyze their data occasionally
Psychology: don't mention Freud or ever call them a soft or social science, but make sure you gently remind them that social factors can impact reproducibility and try to keep them from drawing sweeping conclusions about the inherent nature of humanity
Neuroscience: be suitably impressed by their newest experiment and then remind them that people are not mice as often as possible
Computer Science: make sure they take breaks while debugging by limiting their supply of coffee. Nod and smile when they go off on indexing and arrays. Make sure they always have a rubber duck.
Make sure to keep your scientist away from engineers unless they have been properly socialized to interact in a translational household. The most important thing is to remember to hug your scientist on a regular basis and remind them that there is life outside the lab
| 29-02-16 | { 05/100 days of productivity }
today was quite exhausting and stressful. i had my first ice hockey playoff game, which we sadly lost. but today was the start of track which i’m super excited about. i also finally got in touch with a d1 college coach i’ve been trying to get in touch with for the past month (damn ncaa rules -__-). in IR, we are starting a unit on terrorism so i made a mind map, and tomorrow i have this holocaust project due for history. i used one of the creative writing prompts and made a poem, and its actually really fucking sad. and tomorrow i also have a french vocab quiz which im studying for now.
