April 10, 2020 – Day 15

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2:30 PM – I started with what I left off yesterday which is a bit of acids and bases. I’m already studying for 20:18.14, and glad to say I finally finished it. April’s bringing in that very high temperature that even with electric fans and aircons, it still feels hot. I’ll take a bath before proceeding to another topic. BTW, I wasn’t able to wake up on time yesterday so I wasn’t able to get on with gas laws :<<< a bit of a setback there but it’s fine, self. You got this!

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Study time: 01:18:47.67

Ever since the community quarantine started, my body’s been used to sleeping at 5 pm. So I guess I’ll take the chance to take a nap (I can’t take it; my eyes feel tired and sleepy).

NAP UPDATE: Again, I wasn’t able to wake up on time. Actually woke up at 12 am ;((( HAHHAHAHA anyway, I’ll still proceed with reviewing. Ever since I started reviewing, it has felt like a routine. I feel bad when I start thinking of skipping a day to review.

It’s funny how my groupmates and I were working hard on editing our research paper and now, I’m just using our research paper drafts as my scratch paper for CETs review. I still have a lot, btw. 😉 HAHAHAHAH

Total study time: 02:52:32.62

Been observing myself and came up with a realization: I’m losing my motivation as my review days add up. I still want to pass my CETs, but I think I need a re-motivation session to bring back my enthusiasm in reviewing. I’m not doing well for the past 2 days because my focus has been diverted, so I need to regain that.

The picture above shows the lessons I was able to review since I started CETs session last March. I still have a lot to cover though,,, Originally, I was planning to finish Chemistry for one week BUT due to lesson loads, and missed lessons in the curriculum, I’ll be extending another week for chem. After so, I’ll be taking Chem problem sets then move on with General Physics 1 & 2. Since Biology, Earth Science, and Astronomy are more on terms, I’ll be reviewing them later.

WRAP UP: Acid Base Neutralization Reactions & Net Ionic Equations, Mass relationship in chemical reactions, and Balancing Chemical equations