year 13 final exams gyg

to do

- biology homework on electrophoresis
- contunue on from gene technology PMT booklet q8 onwards (stop at pg20-30)

- chemistry amines/amides/amino acids online booklet
- year 1 as level physical practice
- organic synthesis pathway fill in blanks
- inorganic paper
- organic paper

- psychology forensics review
- forensics questions

I might just take it easy today as school is starting tomorrow I cannot for the life of me stay productive during school/after school because I get SO tired from travel/ school in general so it's hard to stay motivated. Officially 3 weeks left until exams and I'm bricking ittttt

bricking it as well, definitely didn't get as much done as I wanted to this easter hols... it's not over yet though, just going to try to use this day the best that I can :/

same, i honestly think i've wasted the opportunity to get as much done as possible. i honestly think there's could be a fault with my revision technique because I don't feel ready at all
definitely, it's not over, and we have quite a bit of time to improve

from what I've seen, you've been doing a lot of exam practice and I'm pretty sure that's the best way to revise! I think we just both need to push through, we still have time

damn all these daily gygs kinda making me wanna start one....

taking a short ~10 min break before moving onto an inorganic paper
also i doubt anyone will see this but does anyone have any tips on how to remember reaction mechanisms? I cannot for the life of me remember and I've been trying to memorise them for like a month

to do

- chemistry inorganic paper
- chemistry inorganic paper 2
- chemistry organic paper 2015
- proton nmr questions
- reaction mechanisms revise
- condense all pags

- biology google drv. booklet until page 25ish, and mark
- biology photosynthesis and respiration blurt

- schizophrenia review
- schizophrenia ppqs

probably not going to finish these all because i just came back from school. having lunch at around 3:30ish

very basic here but make sure you understand exactly what's going on (I watched tons of yt videos until I got each mechanism) as it will help a lot with memorising. I used to find it really difficult to memorise the mechanisms but, once I started doing this, it became a lot easier.

good luck with revision!

ahh thank you so so much for this suggestion! i'm a visual learner so i'll most definitely try this x
also, what do you type to find these videos?
good luck with your revision too!! x

honestly just something like 'electrophilic substitution a level chemistry' etc. I'm not sure which exam board you're on, but machemguy is pretty good for OCR A

Have my research methods assessment tomorrow
also have a mini test on amides, amines and polymers
need to do unit 5 bio booklet

good luck guys only a few more weeks to go....