You studied
0
this year.
That's 15.7 days straight.
91 active days across 9 months.
May ate the year.
154h in May — 41% of all your self-study. The other eight months averaged 28h each. The exam crunch is real.
Every subject,
its own story.
Self-study hours, in-class hours, who taught you, and what you got. English got 0.6h of self-study. We don't talk about it.
0
not one missed.
May 3 to May 21. 120h total — 6.3h/day. Longest break was also exactly 19 days (vanished from Mar 18 → Apr 5).
91 study days.
152 days off.
Each cell is one day. Brighter = more hours. The May cluster is the exam sprint.
Where you went up,
where you didn't.
Each line is one subject, every test, ordered in time. Math 1 climbed from 48 to 52. Philo fell from 45 to 34. Chimie crashed after a 53 on Test 1.
32 tests.
More study ≠ better grade.
Each dot is a test: study hours in the 14 days before (x), grade % (y). Correlation: r = −0.27. Sometimes the marathon worked. Sometimes you just knew the material.
0
in class.
802 lessons across 10 subjects. 22% cancelled — 253 lessons that never happened. You were sick 8 times.
0
driven.
Over 0 hours spent behind the wheel across 0 trips. 0 of those were school commutes.
Afternoon is your
golden window.
51.7% of your study happened between 12h–17h. Peak hour: 16h — 56.7h in one slot. Night? 1.5h all year.
Screens, systems & distractions.
You spent 162h on the Mac and 153h on the iPhone. Surprisingly, study hours and screen hours rose together during the sprint (r = 0.60).
The laptop (162h)
The phone (153h)
Moodle (23k clicks)
The Highlights.
The extremes, the outliers, and the completely unexplainable stats of the year.
Every subject has a persona.
The archetypes defined by how you treated them.
Terminale is next.
Bring the grind.
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