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History (Medicine): completed a 16 mark exam question on Roman medicine due for tomorrow. To help familiarise myself with the topic, I read through the textbook and my class notes.
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Chemistry (C1): made notes from the revision guide.
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Biology (B1): completed my notes on the module.
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Chemistry (C1): completed my notes.
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Physics (P1): completed notes.
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English Lit (Romeo and Juliet): made a quotation bank for Act 2 of the play.
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History (Germany): read through a couple of pages in the textbook to familiarise myself with the Weimar Republic.
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Notes on antimicrobials, antibiotic resistance and the circulatory system (of module B2, biology) COMPLETED
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Notes on crude oil, polymerisation and polymers (module C2, chemistry)
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Quotation bank for Act 5 on Romeo and Juliet and flashcards on themes (English lit)
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Notes on the Reichstag Fire and Nazi Propaganda (History)
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Notes on the carbon cycle and global warming (module P2, physics)
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Flashcards on themes of An Inspector Calls (English lit)
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English Literature (Romeo and Juliet) : Made flashcards on themes and quotations.
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English Literature (An Inspector Calls) : Got a feel for it again (as this was the first time I revisited it since year 10) and explored themes and made flashcards for quotes
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Maths: Attended a revision session at school and practiced quadratic equations
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Biology: Made notes and flashcards on antimicrobials, antibiotic resistance and the circulatory system (B2)
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Chemistry: Made notes on crude oil, polymerisation and polymers
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Physics: made notes the carbon cycle and global warming
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History (Germany 1918-1945): made notes on the role of women in Nazi germany
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History (Medicine): made flashcards on William Harvey and the NHS.
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Physics (P2): revised EM waves and communications. I wasn't overly confident on this at first so I started off with reading through my class notes and watched a video BBC bitesize. I then made notes from the revision guide, making sure I understood everything.
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English literature (Romeo and Juliet): revised the characters. I read up and looked at my notes on each character. I then chose 3 important quotes for each one and made flashcards from them.
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Biology (B2): revised homeostasis. Went on bitesize and read the page on the revision guide. I made notes from the revision and flashcards on different automatic control systems.
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History (Germany): revised the Wall Street Crash. Read the page on the text book and made flashcards.
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Biology (B2): revised water balance and ADH. I read through the pages from the revision guide and bitesize (making sure I understand everything) and made pretty notes. I then took a mini test on bitesize to test - I got 100% yay
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History (Medicine): revised problems in public health 1350-1700. Read through the pages in the textbook, highlighting important points, and made flashcards to summarise.
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Music: using a past paper I completed a little while ago, I made flashcards on the topics covered I found difficult
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Maths: attended revision session after school. I decided to revised venn diagrams, which for some reason I always make mistakes on in tests! I did some practise questions and got help from a teacher when I got stuck.
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Biology (B3): revised adaptation and variation. I find this topic fairly easy and enjoyable - I just read the page in the revision guide and made notes. I also made a flashcard for the definition of a species, which is: a group of organisms that can breed together to produce fertile offspring.
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Chemistry (C3): revised tectonic plates. This isn't my favourite topic to be honest, nonetheless I need to learn it (and it's not at all complicated)! I read the revision guide and made more pretty notes.
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History (Germany): revised Nazi propaganda. Read a few pages in the textbook, highlighting key information and made some notes. I'm actually enjoying this unit more than I remember which is a nice surprise (: