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Niamh's 5th Year Study Log

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  • 11-01-2017 7:46pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 29


    ~Let's pretend I know what I'm doing!~

    My subjects:
    English (HL)
    Maths (OL)
    Irish (OL)
    German (HL)
    Japanese (HL)
    History (HL)
    Economics (HL)
    Home Ec (HL)

    Starting a study log for the 2nd half of 5th year to motivate myself and reflect on my work. :D


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  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    January 11th 2017

    Just started this log! I haven't been studying that much (Apart from studying for tests and Christmas exams) and today my careers teacher said at this point in 5th year we should study for 2-3 hours a night. I hope to gradually work my way up to doing this.
    Wish me luck!


  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    January 11th 2017

    Irish: Made flashcards for Irish question words/phrases (Cad, cathain, cen fath, etc)
    Maths: Made flashcards inequalities, quadratic equations and coordinate geometry.


  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    January 12th 2017

    Really didn't do as much as I wanted to.

    Economics : Updated my notes copy, made notes on Equilibrium.


  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    January 13th 2017

    Home Economics: Made flashcards for nuts and the culinary uses of eggs.
    Japanese: Wrote 4 diary entries. Revised over some Kana, went over a bit of grammar (の possessive marker and the negative form of です)


  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    ~Christmas Tests Results~

    English (HL): 42% (46 points)
    Maths (OL): 27% (0 points)
    Irish (OL): 42% (12 points)
    German (HL): 81% (88 points)
    Japanese (HL): 63% (66 points)
    History (HL): 40% (46 points)
    Economics (HL): 78% (77 points)
    Home Economics (HL): 81% (88 points)


    Points for the course I currently want to do: 375 points
    My best six results from the Christmas tests = 423 points


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  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    January 14th 2017

    Japanese: Had a 3 hour class. Need to revise over grammar stuff, time and Katakana.


  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    January 16th 2017
    German: Revised some new vocab from a reading comprehension we did in class.
    Maths: Finally started maths grinds with a new teacher. She's really helpful, I finally feel as if I can pass maths! We revised over quadratic equations and slopes.


    January 17th 2017
    History: Did a little bit on Britain during WWII.
    German: Read the first scene of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in German, made lots of new vocab notes.
    Made vocab notes from a listening we did in class.
    Home Economics: Revised eggs.


  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    January 18th 2017

    History: Revising the Show Trials, I have a test on it tomorrow. Not feeling prepared.


  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    January 19th 2017:

    History test went better than expected!
    I went stationary shopping today so hopefully that will help with studying! xD


  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    Oops, I disappeared for 5 months

    ~Summer Tests Results~

    English (HL): 68% (66 points)
    Irish (OL): 45% (12 points)
    Maths (OL): 40% (12 points)
    German (HL): 72% (77 points)
    Japanese (HL): 61% (66 points)
    History (HL): 47% (46 points)
    Home Economics (HL): 65% (66 points)
    Economics (HL): 47% (46 points)

    Course that I want: 375 points
    Points from my top 6: 367 points

    While I'm glad I didn't fail anything I'm pretty disappointed with these results although I know I didn't work at all for the exams. I'm glad I passed maths (failed at Christmas) and I'm glad my English grade went up by 25% but I need to start working harder on my choice subjects (especially history and economics) but I think I might drop to OL in economics next year.
    I'm hoping on doing some work during the Summer but I have no idea on where to start. :/


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  • Registered Users Posts: 29 NiamhMcH


    26/06/2017 - First day back to work over the Summer

    -Decided that I need to work over the Summer (Counts as work, right? xD)
    -Maths grinds - Did 3 questions from this year's maths exam.


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