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Hello Studyblrs!!

I decided to make a Masterpost dedicated specifically to students doing the Leaving Cert because like me, many irish students struggle in class or have some terrible teachers and are forced to look elsewhere for notes and info. This post has direct links to notes and information, all of which is on the leaving cert course. If you are not a LC student but you study some of these subjects, you may find these notes useful also, depending on your exam board. Let me know if you would like me to add any other subjects or specific topics to the list. 

Enjoy Studying!

English

Elizabeth Bishop - In The Waiting Room Notes

Elizabeth Bishop - First Death in Nova Scotia Notes

Elizabeth Bishop - Sestina Notes

Elizabeth Bishop - Filling Station Notes

Elizabeth Bishop - The Prodigal Notes

Elizabeth Bishop - The Fish Notes

Elizabeth Bishop - Vivid and Detailed descriptions

E.B -  Imagery and Language

Sylvia Plath - Black Rook in Rainy Weather Notes

Sylvia Plath - Morning Song Notes

Sylvia Plath - The Arrival of the Beebox Notes

Sylvia Plath - Child Notes

Sylvia Plath - Poppies In July Notes

Sylvia Plath - Elm Notes

Sylvia Plath - Mirror Notes

AUDIO Study Guides - Studies Poets

POETRY - Techniques and Terminology

HOW TO - Poetry Essays

A Doll’s House - Notes 

PAPER ONE Checklist

Hamlet Summary

Hamlet - Important Character Quotes

Hamlet - Tragic Hero

Hamlet - Themes and Typical Questions

King Lear - Themes

ENGLISH NOTES ON EVERYTHING EVER

The Great Gatsby Notes

Irish

Sraith Pictuir Notes

Bua sa Chomortas Radio - Sraith 1

Irish Aiste - An Coras Oideachas

Irish Aiste - Fadbh na nDrugai

Irish Grammar Notes

Geibheann - Mind Map

Irish Phrases for Essays

An Triail - Character Notes

An Triail - Vocabulary

HOW TO - Irish Essay Sentence Structure

An t-Earrach Thiar notes

French

Verbs Masterpost

Grammar

Verbs Written Notes

French Tenses - Online Notes

Important French Verbs

Openings for Opinion Pieces

Expressing Opinions

General Problem Topic Sentences

Sample Phrases for French Letters

How to Structure a French Essay

Pollution in Paris Essay

Journal Intime Notes

Formal Letter Notes

Informal Letter Notes

French Oral - Toi et Ta Famille

Oral - Pass Temps et loisirs

Spanish

Essay Phrases

Maths

Algebra - Khan Academy

Maths Skills

Integration - Finding areas between curves

Solving a system of equations involving 3 variables

Product Rule for Derivatives

Basic Derivative Examples

Complicated Derivative Examples

The Quotient Rule

Calculating the probability of Simple Events

Probability Trees

Complex Numbers

Factorising a Cubic Polynomial

Simultanious Equations - one linear one quadratic

Geography

Coastal Processes - Waves Written Notes

Coastal Deposition - Beaches and Sand Dunes Written Notes

Physical Weathering - Freeze Thaw Action Written Notes

Physical Weathering - Exfoliation (Onion Weathering) Written Notes

Chemical Weathering - Carbonation Written Notes

Physical Geography - Online Notes

Regional Geography - Downloadable Notes

How Tsunamis Work

Biology

Biology Mindmaps 

Biology Resources

The Kidney - Written Notes

Anatomy & Physiology - Written Notes

The Cell - Written Notes

The Circulation System - Written Notes

The Digestive System - Written Notes

Life - Online Notes

Food - Online Notes

Diffusion and Osmosis - Online Notes

Homeostasis - Online Notes

The Basic Structure of the cell

ALL BIOLOGY DEFINITIONS

Chemistry

Organic Chemistry - Written Notes

Organic Compounds Summary Sheets

Chemistry Stoichiometry - Online Notes

The Periodic Table - Online Notes

Arrangement of Electrons in the Atom - Online Notes

The Atom - Online Notes

Chemistry Definitions 

More Useful Chemistry Online LC Notes

Finding the Concentration of Hydrochloric Acid

Finding the Solution of Sodium Hydroxide and Standardising it

Determine the percentage of Ethanotic Acid in Vinegar

Determine the % of Water of Crystallisation

Preparing a solution of Sodium Carbonate

Prep for Acid/Base Titrations

Home Economics

Nutrients - Carbohydrates Written Notes

Social Studies - Family Functions Written Notes

Convenience Foods - Online Notes

Diabetes - Online Notes

Effects of Processing Fruit 

Food Preservation

Lipds - Omega 3 Fatty Acids

Minerals - Online Notes

Vitamins - Online Notes

Properties of Protein

Social Studies - Online Notes

Food Additives - Online Notes

Eggs - Online Notes

Cheese Production

Cheese - Online Notes

Flashcard Homec Terms

Microwave Oven Notes

Additives in Food Notes

Carbohydrate Terms

Protein Terms

Lipid Notes

Meat Notes

Music

How To Read Sheet Music

Accounting

Money Management Terms

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I have done nothing all summer but wait for myself to be myself again —

Georgia O’Keeffe, in a letter to Russel Vernon Hunter, from Georgia O’Keeffe: Art and Letters (via searchingfortenderness)

17 Power Snacks For Studying

1. Banana Dog Bites

Here’s a reason to get excited about a classic-old combo: bananas — a darling energy-boosting carbohydrate — wrapped in wheat tortillas and peanut butter. Recipe here.

2. Mason Jar Hummus and Veggies

Mason jar fanatic or not, you can’t deny that this method syncs with gravity: It’s a mess-free way to transport your high-protein hummus and veggies in one container. Hummus recipe here.

3. Apple Sandwiches with Almond Butter and Granola

You’re already carrying a backpack full of heavy books — the last thing you need is a load of bulky snacks. These sandwiches, already compact and ready to go, solve the problem. Recipe here.

4. Frozen Yogurt-Covered Blueberries

Like bite-size frozen Go-Gurt with real fruit! Just coat fresh blueberries with yogurt and freeze. Full directions here.

5. Roasted Chickpeas

Roast them in the oven for 45–60 minutes — just enough time to get through a chapter of notes — then select your seasoning, eat, and charge up for the next chapter. Recipes here.

6. Chocolate Avocado Pudding

Good chocolate? Boosts energy levels. Tricking yourself into eating healthy chocolate pudding? Boosts endorphins levels. Recipe here.

7. Multigrain Flatbread Cracker Snacks

Lightly spread goat cheese on a flatbread cracker and top with almonds, dates, and a drizzle of honey. Or sprinkle feta cheese over tomato slices. Or…you have seven more options. Recipes here.

8. Blueberry Yogurt Parfait with Granola

The timeless healthy snack. Let frozen blueberries thaw in yogurt. Then top with crunchy granola. Recipe here.

9. Peanut Butter Honey Yogurt Dip with Apples

Apples and Greek yogurt fortified with peanut butter is a power couple snack. AND you should use the apple slicer you bought but are always too lazy to pull out — because right now you need a reason to procrastinate. Recipe here.

10. Avocado Toast

One of those simple recipes with an output greater than the input. Smash some avocados on whole grain bread, drizzle with olive oil, and season. Recipe here.

11. Steamed Broccoli with Miso Peanut Butter Sauce

A NEW SIMPLE WAY TO EAT BROCCOLI? Yes. Steam and eat with a five-ingredient dip: miso, peanut butter, rice vinegar, mirin, and sesame oil. Make the sauce in bulk ahead of time and keep in the fridge. That way you get several snack/study seshes out of it and you don’t have to eat boring broccoli just because you’re under pressure. Recipe here.

12. Toasted Pumpkin Seeds

Pumpkin seeds are loaded with zinc and boost memory. Might give you a slightadvantage if you’re cramming for a test, but no promises. Recipe here.

13. Spicy Sriracha Popcorn

WARINING: This is addictive. Just melt butter and stir in sriracha. Then drizzle over popcorn and toss. You’ll be set for every munchies moment coming your way till school’s out. Recipe here.

14. Chia Yogurt Power Bowl

If you haven’t met chia seeds yet, meet the superfood extraordinaire. In good company with bananas, berries, and nuts, this yogurt instantly powers you up. Recipe here.

15. Cheese Cucumber Sandwiches

Curb your carb intake by eating cheese with crunchy cucumbers instead of crackers. This way you also don’t have to worry about (clumsy you) dusting off crumbs from your lap, desk, books — you get the picture. Full details here.

16. Healthy Five-Ingredient Granola Bar

Oats + almonds + dates + peanut butter + honey = a compact healthy way to get your nuts, fiber, and sugar boost. Recipe here.

17. Nutella Energy Bites

Gain energy via oats, shredded coconut, honey-roasted hazelnuts, ground flaxseeds, and chia seeds. Gain happiness via Nutella. Recipe here.

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4/JUL/2016 || Lab Day “Aesthetic“

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me when i found out i got into yale me calling my dad to tell him i got into yale

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2:00pm // Sunday 5th April 2015

Switching back to Chemistry. Doing Covalent Chemistry now. Getting there slowly but surely ☺️

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Let’s face it- even the most motivated and disciplined students can’t study for a couple of hours straight- we all need to rest. Taking a break  from studying every now and then will improve your focus and attention. Below are some of our ideas what to do during study breaks. We divided them into categories depending on the length of  your break. Feel free to try them out to later get back to your books refreshed and motivated!

5-10 minutes

Get some fresh air (either go outside, or simply stand up and go to the nearest window- don’t focus on anything and just breathe)

Leave your room/desk and go for a little walk

Throw yourself a little dance party (Cristina and Meredith did it and trust us, it works- put on some energising music and dace for a song or two)

Stand up and stretch!

10-20 minutes

Make yourself a proper, healthy snack (cut an apple into slices and put peanut butter on every slice or make yourself a healthy smoothie)

Watch a TedTalk on a completely unrelated topic (it will both relax you and still keep your brain working)

Do a little yoga (there are multiple mini-routines on youtube)

Browse the #studyblr tag (or maybe post your own photo with it!)

Take a quick shower (if you have a real study marathon ahead of you, a shower break can be a great way to get energised)

20-40 minutes

Call a friend

Clean your room (sounds pretty boring, but you’ll feel refreshed and super-productive once you’re done- and you won’t have to do this later!)

Take a nap (but really, try not to make it longer than 40 minutes)

Watch ONE episode of Friends (nothing better than a good laugh, right?)

 40-60 minutes

Workout (go for a 30-minute run or find a workout video on youtube- you’ll end up energised and full of endorphins, which will help you to keep going)

Try a new recipe and make yourself dinner for later

Read a chapter of a book you’re currently reading (if you’re not reading any- start a book)

~gomedorgohome

pens | mug

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