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studying cellular respiration this morning!

Hey! Personally, I LOVE English Language. My exam board is AQA and the topics we study are super varied. On one side of the course we do a lot about language change over time and also what factors affect language use (which I find super interesting, we talk a lot about regional accent and dialect which can be very funny as people try and put on different accents to illustrate their points). Then on the other side we do child language development and child writing development which is really good also. In terms of what we write, it’s a pretty even balance. For the exam we have to do an analytical essay, an evaluative essay and an opinion article (which is the creative bit). We also do creative writing for coursework, as one of the pieces we do is a language investigation, but the other side is a piece of original writing, so I’d say there’s a pretty even balance! It also overlaps with Psychology quite a bit with Child Language Development as we talk about Behaviourist Theory and stuff, so it fits in really well and I find my subjects are quite a nice blend. I hope this helped! :)

This is the sweetest thing! Thank you so much, you have honestly made my day <3 

20-05-17: almost done with exams and I couldn't be more excited!! Also I'm loving mind maps at the moment

10/05/17 - Accent and Dialect pronunciation revision cards !

05-05-17: Accent and Dialect study flashcards from the other day 🔮

28-03-17: Having a couple of sick days has provided a perfect opportunity to make my April spread! Not gonna lie, I’m digging this one.

I want to get into yoga, so I want to change that and change the fact I do little to no exercise I guess!

11-03-17: Psychology flashcards! Mocks are looming and preparation is happening!

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Hi! I'm not sure if you're asking about A Level or GCSE English Language, but for A Level I focus on really learning the terminology using flashcards and making sure I'm confident with the studies. For GCSE, the only way I found I could really revise was by doing practice questions and going over the anthology pieces!

22-02-16: Class notes - more psychology! This time it's explaining phobias!

20-02-16: Psychology in college!! also, follow my studygram if you want - i'll hopefully be posting a lot more over there - @postitnotesandglitterpens

yeah, we don't do AS levels so I'm definitely planning on keeping my notes!!

they are the course you take during your last two years of high school here in the UK - you do 3/4 subjects and take exams in them all at the end of year 13!

thank you! you too!