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posting this again, it's close to easter and maltesers are yum

oh no you forgot here: yummy pods!! if it was my plate, I'll have more pieces on it

depending on what kind of learner you are visual- diagram based notes, posters, sticky notes which makes you actually visualise the info verbal- recite, listen to recorded notes

I'm trying to come up with a good science joke, but all the good ones argon

yes science jokes what do you do with a dead scientist? You barium

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Be happy because that proves you know your content. Topic tests are good practising to know where you're at

what maths do you do? so much content and I'm further condensing my notes and adding memorable triggers I don't even know if all of these will retain in my brain

This is a huge problem- teaching abilities I know sometimes teachers just leave because of new jobs elsewhere, but fired? (maybe there's a good reason that they're fired) The funny thing is some teachers stay for the whole time but can't actually teach, which is really unfair With english...

don't worry, more resources for you next year. Notes, practice papers, sample essays extremely true- discovering a sense of belonging, our identity or even a physical journey leading to a discovery :/ Good luck! But memorising all the information for half yearlys is tiring Idk the...

Exactly what I said when they said 2015 is the new AOS-discovery Which means I confess to being a guinea pig for discovery..... Yay, thanks for the update!

There's also journals and diary entries Stories are better to do because they're more flexible, more active, can include multiple perspectives, have dialogue and have many interpretations Maybe you can start with a different form but then go back and cancel the parts that make it not a story

So you have notes already, all you need is to memorise? Don't rewrite the notes, do something that complements your already done notes: -perhaps displaying the info in a different form (study cards, stickynotes, posters, mind maps) in order to have many ways to test yourself/ understand. Imagine...

ahem yes? friiiidayyy!! yay

exactly! That's why it's hard for me to lose them. It's sentimental me and technology :/

I'm guessing there's two parts actual prac: -make a clear easy-to-follow method -set up using the right equipment -measure properly -eliminate errors by recording everything down and fix up stuff if you need to report writing: -title (i think it's provided somewhere when your teacher...

i want to save all of them.... but then i don't need the movies, tv eps and random ebooks

ahh, I think they do that some time this year. But I want to keep some stuff on there

what do you mean by format it?

Most of the time teachers don't look at the crossed out part. Btw for maths exams, diagrams must be in pen or pencil?