AS students: how far are you in your revision?
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AS students: how far are you in your revision?The title is pretty explanatory.
I'm doing four subjects and have covered about 3/4 of Maths, and only 1/2 of pretty much everything else in my other three subjects (content), and now have to use the Easter break to write up notes and then move onto past papers once the Easter holidays finish.
What about you?
Edit: I only wrote ten pages of notes throughout the whole Easter - damn the holidays went way too quick.Last edited by Kravez; 15-04-2012 at 01:00. -
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Re: AS students: how far are you in your revision?*Feels more and more guilty as I read post*
None, so far. We finished AS Maths a few weeks ago and have been going over C2 revision in class since then, but tbh I'm only going to really start my revision for other subjects over these holidays
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Re: AS students: how far are you in your revision?I'm just getting everything together at the moment.
So for psychology I'm reading the textbook and writing up a glossary, I'll probably start the rest of my 12 markers on wednesday - but my teachers got some of my mine at the moment and I'm not entirely sure of some of them, as to whether i've done them or not
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Re: AS students: how far are you in your revision?Started seriously today. Been 'revising' whilst at college in the library but now I've started to make notes whilst reading revision guides/textbooks/class work. First week of the Easter break will be note making and the second week will be just past paper questions!
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Re: AS students: how far are you in your revision?If you have any specific questions on the 12-markers then I'll gladly be able to help as I've pretty much written quite alot of them and have had them marked.(Original post by Clare~Bear)
I'm just getting everything together at the moment.
So for psychology I'm reading the textbook and writing up a glossary, I'll probably start the rest of my 12 markers on wednesday - but my teachers got some of my mine at the moment and I'm not entirely sure of some of them, as to whether i've done them or not
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Re: AS students: how far are you in your revision?Absolutely hate S1. Failed it in Jan. LOL. Did better in like the core modules...C1,C2,C3 etc.(Original post by LifeIsGood)
Want to finish S1 in the next two days then start everything else. Need to get this stuff over with!
Need to resit it in June (only have one shot at it).
To be fair, S2 is a LOT easier and interesting than S1.
But I think for S1, I need to be very thorough with all the worked examples, and mixed exercises -
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Re: AS students: how far are you in your revision?Personally, I disagree.(Original post by oli_G)
Making notes is a form of revision.
I make notes to prepare for revision, my revision method being writing out chunks of the notes over and over again. -
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Re: AS students: how far are you in your revision?I kind of get probability but it's still quite confusing with the wording of the questions. I need to do tonnes of practice for it tonight and I'm struggling with the Normal Distribution questions and I need to brush up on Histograms as they tend to pop up a lot(Original post by exam2k10)
Absolutely hate S1. Failed it in Jan. LOL. Did better in like the core modules...C1,C2,C3 etc.
Need to resit it in June (only have one shot at it).
To be fair, S2 is a LOT easier and interesting than S1.
But I think for S1, I need to be very thorough with all the worked examples, and mixed exercises
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Re: AS students: how far are you in your revision?Fair enough, good luck with your revision.(Original post by Miracle Day)
Personally, I disagree.
I make notes to prepare for revision, my revision method being writing out chunks of the notes over and over again. -
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Re: AS students: how far are you in your revision?How much u doing a day?(Original post by oli_G)
Fair enough, good luck with your revision.
