And what kind of grades are you getting in mocks and class tests? I do those subjects as well with physics.
B's/C's is class tests though im not really revising enough atm as i said in my first post ;p once i begin revision im hoping to achieve either BBB or ABB what exam board are you on? im on AQA
If you don't mind me asking, what results did you get? I need some reassurance that it's not too late for me, lol =P
AAB, so I get in to my first choice studying English Literature at Leeds. The disclaimer I'm going to have to give is that I took Lit, Lang and History so perhaps revision for those subjects isn't as time consuming as the Sciences.
B's/C's is class tests though im not really revising enough atm as i said in my first post ;p once i begin revision im hoping to achieve either BBB or ABB what exam board are you on? im on AQA
I'm on OCR and wow those are some pretty good grades considering the fact that you don't revise. Good luck on achieving those grades. How are you finding psychology? I don't think it requires much revision but it's one of those subjects that takes you by surprise in exams.
We have really good teachers, so we finish all subject syllabus' by around January/February. Then we just do revision/past papers in lessons, and easter is like our final read through. After easter it's just mocks, then the weeks before the exams we start A2.
To answer your question, If you think carefully about the time you spend doing your 4 subjects, i'm sure you've spent a bit of time procrastinating, doodling, daydreaming. Everyone does. But it all adds up in the end. Anyways, when one learns to iron out that time, their productivity increases exponentially. Stuff that would take normally 3 hours then takes only 1 hour, and suddenly you have 2 ours to sneak out of dorms and go drinking, hoping the pop won't catch you.
AQA. Especially nonsensical, the mark schemes are so ridiculously specific, one can't help but wonder what the point in the text book actually is.
im on AQA aswell indeed the mark schemes are terribly specific