Exam season 18/51 & january studyblr challenge day 6
nice library spot vs. my desk 🌊
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Exam season 18/51 & january studyblr challenge day 6
nice library spot vs. my desk 🌊
what subjects did you take for ib? did you enjoy it? i'm starting in august and i'm a little nervous bc none of my friends and family know anything about it!
I took:
IB Biology HL
IB History HL
IB English HL
IB Visual Arts HL
IB Spanish SL
IB Math Studies SL
I ended up with 37/45 points and received my full diploma. It was excruciatingly hard and stressful, made worse by the fact I attended an American public school, but it was the only redeeming part of my high school experience and it let me start college a semester and a half ahead.
I was raised in the South, and IB was the only way I was educated properly. I went to a school in the best county in Florida and it was worse than my middle and elementary school in my hometown in Maryland. If I hadn't taken IB, I would have learned outdated and/or incorrect material, especially in science and history. I am very grateful for my IB education.
However, it was also exhausting, mentally and physically, made worse by the fact that I took 4 HLs instead of 3 and some of my teachers should not have been teaching their subjects. I think a major reason that I did so well was just that I went above and beyond, even when I wasn't required to.
If I could do it over again, I would have taken IB Psychology instead of IB Art (since all my hard labor in art, self-teaching under a very confused and misguided teacher, did not gain me any credit). But besides that, I don't think I would change anything and I enjoyed what I learned. I just hate that it was in a public high school setting in America, which is awful. I am not one of those people who remembers high school fondly, and it would have been even more miserable if I hadn't taken IB.
I definitely recommend IB to students who are hard workers and incredibly ambitious. I have some questions for you hon:
What are you taking? When do your classes start? What are your goals? Do you love to learn and work hard? And finally...
Is there anything I can do to help you adjust? Do you need any kind of advice? I would be happy to mentor you, and the reason I make it public that I took IB is so I can help current students succeed. I started this blog because I got the flu during my first year of full IB (junior year) and my teacher didn't give me more time to study, so I got a 27% on a biology test and it CRUSHED me. Studyblr helped me build so many good habits and unlearn really toxic ways of thinking that I picked up from high school. I want to give back by helping IB students stress less and succeed more.
Also, my experience is not the only IB experience! My school cut corners, underfunded the program, treated the students and teachers badly, and didn't give us a lot of resources we needed. Not every IB school does that.
hey joie! hope you had an awesome pride month! good luck with your tasks today, sending productive vibes over! 💕
thank you del !! i woke up a little late and had a lot more errands to run than i thought but even if things aren’t going to schedule i’m not too stressed over it since it’s summer !!!
hope you had a lovely day!! <33 thank you for being the sweetest~
17, 44, 61? 💕
17. most frequently worn pair of shoes? - This pair of ankle-high boots with laces. Gosh, they’ve been all around Europe and they got RIPPED and fixed again. I love them, perfect shoes. 44. favorite scent for soap? - Vanilla or strawberry. Ohh or almond milk! 61. favorite line you heard from a book/movie/tv show/etc.? - Thursday, what a concept! Thank you! Love these.
delstudiess reblogged your photo and added:
welcome (well technically you’ve been here longer...
yaaaas another vegan! and if you ever have any questions about u of t feel free to come to me!!
two thousand eighteen goals: a motivation tag
i was tagged by my lovely mutual @delstudiess to do this challenge, tysm for the tag!
✓ RULES: List 5 resolutions you have for 2018 and tag any accounts to spread the motivation.
Thank you for following me! I’m so happy to have 50 followers because this blog is still so new. I hope I can keep posting regularly and gain more friends and followers!
Exam season 19/51 & january studyblr challenge day 7
Some of the things I like more in the studyblr community are study tips posts. So my tip for you today is trying to get to a library early, because it's extra peaceful and quiet and gives you a motivation boost 📚