I really think that should be the title of a new reality show. Starring me. Tomorrow I sit the first of my GCSEs, in science module one. And it won't be pretty. I know...very little about science module one. I may have to come down with a serious case of skiveitus, or maybe I could be off sick with "stress", which one of my science teachers is something we should avoid, and get plenty of rest and relaxation tonight. I think that's the problem - I'm not even close to being stressed. I've had too much rest and relaxation that I don't need to be advised to have some of it. She also said we shouldn't "cram". I didn't even think of "cramming". I just about know how to "cram".
But now we're talking about stress I think my body has realised I should be stressing a little, at least - my finger has been hurting today and I think it's trying to make up for the rest of me being "ok". All of my stress is wrapped up in the little finger on my left hand.
MTV should be making offers on series one if they know what's good for them.
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- 2008-01-14 @ 21:00:49
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- 2008-02-14 @ 22:00:08
How is it going? You've been very quiet.
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- 2008-04-13 @ 22:24:53
And even though the silence is still deafening... just in case you're looking for inspiration... you've been tagged
http://roadtonowhere.blog.co.uk/2008/04/13/tagged-for-7-facts-round-ii-4040226
deana24
Personally I'm big on cramming. It's how I've passed every exam I ever sat. (Should I be telling you this?)
My tips, for what they are worth.
Flash card technique: Make notes on topic. Distil notes on topic. Get to point where you have one word that triggers fountain of facts. Throw up facts onto exam paper in as coherent fashion as possible. But in exams facts mean prizes so all names and dates v. good. (This is totally usless for science I know and I should mention I'm a humanities person).
All best of luck - will be thinking of you. At end of day you can always resit if all goes kaput. Nothing is forever (I expect some science swot will beg to differ here).
Let us know how it goes. *Big hug!*