International Baccalaureate Bachelorette

ive had it with chem. my chem midterm is sunday. pray for me pls

song of the session: moonlight by ariana grande

07/02/2020

07/03/2020

2 pages from my recent physics notes that i felt like i should post in celebration of my physics test tomorrow 🧠🌻☁️ if there’s any IB / physics student hit me up so we can chat about our sufferings, unless you have a super brain and you’re not suffering, somehow.

revising some parts of the IB maths syllabus for an upcoming uni entrance test 📝

friday, 27/04/18 — 22:34 (07/26)

spent the afternoon in costa with my mum; she read and i studied some more psychology ☕️ everything was so peaceful & calming, definitely one of my new favourite things to do!

- notes on Japan's taisho era

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it's the middle of the week! I'm so tired today because I went for a dance class after not dancing for a month because of school, and wow i DIED😵😵I've did some math practice questions, physics revision and I'm doing a physics paper right now! hopefully I can squeeze in a short lil' essay outline for literature later!

saturday 2nd november 2019

spent the afternoon at starbucks, writing a text on ‘mi identidad’, doing required reading of the colour purple, and starting my history essay outline. didn’t get as much done as i wanted to but there’s still sunday!

* Get as much as you can done the first year when it comes to internal assessments, TOK, CAS and your extended essay. Even if it’s an outline of each, even if it’s only an idea. This way you have a point of reference when you actually complete the tasks.  


* If you’re concentrating on the project/essay part of IB your grades will drop and that’s completely normal as long as you still get your notes done, feel like you have a general feel for the subject and you just need more time to study. After you get the projects done refocus on studying because you don’t have an excuse anymore  


* READ THE GUIDES! I cannot stress how important this is. After completing 3600 words of my extended essay I read the guide and I had to change the focus of my essay because it didn’t fit the criteria for what I wanted to do and that was a pretty stressful thing to fix. Also it can give you an idea to where to start if you’re totally lost.  


* Do your EE on something you’re interested in. I really liked the topic of my EE and I’m not someone who likes to sit down for long amounts of time on one task but when doing my EE I was really interested and actually curious to write down the conclusions to what I’ve found. This applies to as many IAs that you can. 


*  Find out when you’re the most productive, for me it’s in the morning. I have a friend that got most of his stuff done around 2 or 3am. Find what’s best for you. 


* Ask questions, even if it makes you feel dumb or you think it’s stupid. You have to remember that this is your education and you should take advantage of the resources you have. 


* Past papers are a life saver  


* Make sure you take care of yourself because if your burnt out you won’t do as well as you can. Try and find a balance in your life. IB is hard and it takes a lot of time to complete but it’s not your whole life. Don’t beat yourself up. Enjoy your life. IB will only be in it for 2 years so remember that it’s temporary. 


* Have someone to hold you accountable if you feel like you’re procrastinating too much. 


* Define what success is to you (I’m still having trouble with this one). I’m not shooting for a 45 or anything around that. I know the requirements to get into the uni I want and that’s what I’m aiming for. When/if you do this remind yourself of it. 


FEB 9

12/02/2020

my plushies say hello ･:*｡(ꈍᴗꈍ)ε｀*)~｡*:･ﾟ