Well, I found out that I will not be able to go to any UIL meets before district except for plains...this is going to be fun.
Computer Science is actually going very well. I'm learning about interfaces at the moment, and that's just been going fine and dandy. I feel that I'll be making some pretty good scores as the time comes closer.
In Science, physics is actually getting better surprisingly. We're leaning about angular speed, angular acceleration, tangential speed, tangential acceleration, and centripetal acceleration. I actually am doing very very well in this. I'm also doing very well in biology, so this is getting exciting. Let's see things come together in my mind to form wonderful flowers. =]
Friday, January 20, 2012
Friday, January 13, 2012
Friday January 13 2012
I've been working on iterfaces recently in Computer Science. I don't really see the point, but I feel that it'll probably help sooner or later. Besides that I've been doing preeeety well in Comp. Sci.
I finally took a Science test after sooo long. It was the 2010 Regional test, and I scored a 116. I was pretty shocked by that. I've been having trouble with Science lately, so making a score like 116 on a regional test is pretty good. I really need to go farther with physics. It's my crutch, and I'm not a fan of being crippled. Biology, on the other hand, has been going pretty well. I just need to continue on that. I'm working on acids and bases right now in Chemistry also, so I'm going to learn all the strong acids and bases by memory and try to get back my superb pH understanding that I had last year. Most of my chemistry trouble is that I forgot a lot of chemistry, so a review on most of the stuff will be good for that. I'm going to finish the first Feynman book, finish procrastinating on Beyond Einstein, and finish watching the physics lectures that the oh so gracious ctoch has let me borrow.
My New Years Revolution for 2012 is to learn to not procrastinate so I can prepare myself for college. So far, I am not doing too well on that goal, but half the battle is making the goal. Now it's time for the hard part, fulfilling it....
I finally took a Science test after sooo long. It was the 2010 Regional test, and I scored a 116. I was pretty shocked by that. I've been having trouble with Science lately, so making a score like 116 on a regional test is pretty good. I really need to go farther with physics. It's my crutch, and I'm not a fan of being crippled. Biology, on the other hand, has been going pretty well. I just need to continue on that. I'm working on acids and bases right now in Chemistry also, so I'm going to learn all the strong acids and bases by memory and try to get back my superb pH understanding that I had last year. Most of my chemistry trouble is that I forgot a lot of chemistry, so a review on most of the stuff will be good for that. I'm going to finish the first Feynman book, finish procrastinating on Beyond Einstein, and finish watching the physics lectures that the oh so gracious ctoch has let me borrow.
My New Years Revolution for 2012 is to learn to not procrastinate so I can prepare myself for college. So far, I am not doing too well on that goal, but half the battle is making the goal. Now it's time for the hard part, fulfilling it....
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