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Oh right I see, well that's convenient. + Yes, I totally agree. - His videos are amazing. Is it just me who finds that he talks incredibly slowly though so in order to get engaged you've got to speed it up to at least 1.5 times the original speed?

I'm on video 40/41. Which means I'm almost, almossttttt done with Stats. I completed everything on Normal distribution + pmcc in that last block and have just got a little bit of regression to finish off then I'll be done. I'll do this in the next block at 11:00pm and then should also have quite a bit of time to complete and mark a past paper.

You are doing OCR aren't you? And yeah some of the stuff I skip the video because he talks slow, but he is really easy to understand at the same time.
Night all

Nope, Edexcel aha. Goodnight!

Are you doing like all the questions in the S1 Edexcel textbook?

I'll be sure to let you know how the revision goes!

Nope, I'm re-doing all the questions that I have in my notes!.. which tbf does include quite a lot of questions from the S1 Edexcel textbook. I think if I did all of those from the book however, then it'd get really repetitive + boring.- My time would be better spent doing past papers to see where my weaknesses lie etc (once I've got a good grasp of the concepts, ofc) as I don't think there'd be a huge point in repeating something several times if I feel I can easily complete it.

PM me your AS grades bro

I ended up starting at 12:25am rather than 11:00pm bc I got a bit distracted and couldn't find the formulaaaaa sheet anywhere but I eventually managed to locate it and I'm currently working my way through the Jan 2010 paper. - Will be finished soon.

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Another person up late haha. I always procrastinate for ages and then end up trying to do the revision way too late.

How are you finding the papers (presume its maths)?

Today I went to an english seminar and saw 4 hour long lectures on preparing for the english exam.

Then I went home and had a biology session where I finally learnt the light independant stage which I need to write notes for tomorrow.

I also did a C3 paper which I just finished marking. Got 46/67 (we've not been taught the whole course).

It's my best score too date! I did make some silly mistakes so i'm pleased, very close to a B now and just got a uni offer giving me some much needed motivation!

I acutally thought I hadn't got much done today but when I consider that I was at english lectures from 11-3:30 I'm happy with what I've done.

Tomorrow I will catch up on correlation in the morning with a tutor as I missed the lessons. Then I will write up notes on photosynthesis and maybe do a C2 paper. Also, I hope to get my english mock back not that it went brilliantly.

Funny you should mention that, right before reading this I was drinking some and it ended up giving me some energy but then after 5 minutes I was so dopey and could barely keep my eyes open.

I washed my face with cold water which seemed to help a bit. I also found drinking water helps too.

I'll also try catchup on lost sleep during the easter holidays (while still doing work ) hopefully that will reboost my body's system as it can be pretty annoying when you want to revise and have the motivation to do so but feel too tired physically if you know what I mean