How much are you revising a night (after school)?
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How many hours are you planning on doing after a school day (GCSE)
How much are you revising after school? I'm planning on doing about 2-3 hours a night after school but am feeling tired after a long days work at school.
EDIT: After a week of making this thread i've decided to do 1-2 hours
EDIT: After a week of making this thread i've decided to do 1-2 hours
(edited 11 years ago)
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Are you serious!!! I am doing none at all after school. Just on the weekends.
Can you add an option for zero hours please lol
Can you add an option for zero hours please lol
Original post by GreenLantern1
Are you serious!!! I am doing none at all after school. Just on the weekends.
Can you add an option for zero hours please lol
Can you add an option for zero hours please lol
Sorry, cant edit it now.. lol
Didn't have school today but I'm planning on staying for a couple of hours and working solidly through those. Then going home and doing a bit more.
Planning on it. Might end up going to McDonalds or something instead though
EDIT: Oh ffs, just seen where this has been posted. I'm A-Level. I did about 0 hours for GCSE though.
Planning on it. Might end up going to McDonalds or something instead though
EDIT: Oh ffs, just seen where this has been posted. I'm A-Level. I did about 0 hours for GCSE though.
(edited 12 years ago)
0 :L I was about to start today but i have ended up here for some reason.........
Original post by applesdonothelp
0 :L I was about to start today but i have ended up here for some reason.........
LOOL. I had to +rep that.
I am managing about 2-3 hours of revision on top of the (pointless) homework that is set. As long as you have some sort of revision plan in place you should be fine.
Original post by Namige
lol who actually revises this early for their gcses? It's possible to get A's with a weeks worth of revision.
Yes it is; but some people are aiming for A*s!
Your obnoxious attitude clealry shows why your limit is an A grade
Please tell me the people who selected 5+hours are trolls!!!
If I were to start working as soon as I got home non stop for 4 hours I wouldn't finish until 9 pm.
Btw well done to those clever people who calculated that I get home at 4 pm!!!
If I were to start working as soon as I got home non stop for 4 hours I wouldn't finish until 9 pm.
Btw well done to those clever people who calculated that I get home at 4 pm!!!
Original post by GreenLantern1
Yes it is; but some people are aiming for A*s!
Your obnoxious attitude clealry shows why your limit is an A grade
Your obnoxious attitude clealry shows why your limit is an A grade
It is possible to get A* with less than a weeks worth of revision but it's not recommended. Seriously not wise unless you have a time machine and repeated the week over and over again?
Original post by GreenLantern1
Yes it is; but some people are aiming for A*s!
Your obnoxious attitude clealry shows why your limit is an A grade
Your obnoxious attitude clealry shows why your limit is an A grade
OP clearly meant A*s are possible with two weeks revision...
Original post by dgdlalo16
i do 6 hours and i get back at 6pm
crikey
good luck with your exams! you're bound to do well. 
Maximum 2 hours.
No more than that, but on weekends, I do 5-6 hrs
No more than that, but on weekends, I do 5-6 hrs
Original post by applesdonothelp
crikey good luck with your exams! you're bound to do well.
good luck with your exams! you're bound to do well. hiya
i do revision for 2hrs after school then i come back at 5pm sometimes and eat dinner in 10 mins then i revision until near enough 10:30pm at night
dont worry im sure you will do sooooo well aswell
keep smiling babe xQuick Reply
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