TSR Study Together - STEM vs Humanities - Fourth Session

Welcome to the fourth session of TSR Study Together – STEM vs Humanities! This is a social and supportive place to study alongside other students and keep yourself motivated You can find more info on how it works here and it’s open to everyone!
I know a few regulars can’t make it this week, so those of us who are here will have to make sure we work extra hard to support each other! Share what you’re aiming to achieve for this evening’s study session and I’d also love to hear what’s the most interesting or surprising things you’ve learned so far this year
Good luck all!

Hi! I’m going to work on my EPQ!

Welcome to the fourth session of TSR Study Together – STEM vs Humanities! This is a social and supportive place to study alongside other students and keep yourself motivated You can find more info on how it works here and it’s open to everyone!
I know a few regulars can’t make it this week, so those of us who are here will have to make sure we work extra hard to support each other! Share what you’re aiming to achieve for this evening’s study session and I’d also love to hear what’s the most interesting or surprising things you’ve learned so far this year
Good luck all!

Heya! Here's my goals for this session:


After my lack of productivity last session, I've decided that to make this session better, I'll log off TSR to stop me procrastinating as scrolling on here was my main procrastination technique last time, and I'm also going to try out something recommended on a podcast about focus I listened to this morning (podcast is The Mindset Mentor by Rob Dial), which is to listen to one instrumental song on repeat whilst you're working GOTTA WORK HARD FOR TEAM HUMANITIES TODAY!

The most surprising thing I've learned this year is that our personality type can affect how we deal with stress and whether we're more prone to stress related illness or not (learned this literally last week in psychology) - I had no idea that this could be such a massive factor!

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!

The personality types and stress thing is so interesting! Are personality types something that's accepted in psychology? Or does it mean more like tendencies and traits? I'm thinking specifically of whether the Myers Briggs test is actually legit
Hope the session is going well for everyone! I'm curious to know how many are doing GCSEs, A-levels, or something else?

The personality types and stress thing is so interesting! Are personality types something that's accepted in psychology? Or does it mean more like tendencies and traits? I'm thinking specifically of whether the Myers Briggs test is actually legit
Hope the session is going well for everyone! I'm curious to know how many are doing GCSEs, A-levels, or something else?