Rank Your GCSES in order of Enjoyability
Discussion for GCSE students, including those studying for IGCSEs and O Levels.
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Re: Rank Your GCSES in order of Enjoyability
1.History (best teacher in country in mine and every class he teachs opinion)
2. English lang and lit (love it)
3. Food tech (so funny messed around so much)
4. French (great teacher last year...new teacher not very good but great banter this year)
5.Chemestry (find it really hard)
6.Physics (nice teacher but find physics boring)
7.Maths (changed teachers to a great one this year)
8. Biology (changed teachers from amazing to awful)
9. Geography (hate it) -
Re: Rank Your GCSES in order of EnjoyabilityGCSE Equivalent-that would be a big jump if it was A-Level.(Original post by luke)
Haha, :') I got the "1 = enjoyable, 5 = not enjoyable" the wrong way round. >.<
I HATE Business Studies, and really like Maths
When you say you're taking it next you do you mean the GCSE equivalent or AS-Level?
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Re: Rank Your GCSES in order of EnjoyabilityWell then in that case I really like Further Maths and recommend you do it if you enjoy Maths(Original post by Dalek1099)
GCSE Equivalent-that would be a big jump if it was A-Level.
although I would only recommend doing it if you really want to and will happily revise for it amongst your other subjects in May/June. We finished our Maths GCSE in November 2011 and everyone who got an A or A* was put in the Further Maths set. We had the Non-Calculator paper today and of the 50 people who sat it, about 45 will get less than 15/70 because they could only answer 2 or 3 questions on the paper. However the 5 or so who actually revised think they got between 45 and 60 / 70. I was one of those who did revise and feel I did well enough for around 55/70. For me, the hard stuff isn't the new topics, as they are pretty basic questions as the exam board know these are new. The hard stuff is the extension of A* GCSE questions. Like a 4 mark question about circle theorems where you have to use the alternate segment twice.
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Re: Rank Your GCSES in order of Enjoyability
I did mine last year, but my order of enjoyability was as follows:
1) Chemistry
2) Maths- my teacher made me sit next to my friend to bully him into working, and we didn't get much done most of the time as he was normally too busy annoying me!
But when he did allow me to work, we worked well as a team. 
3) Biology
4) History
5) English literature
6) Physics
7) RE
8) English Language
9) Art.
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1. Maths
2. English Language and Literature
3. Geography
4. Latin
5. Chemistry
6. Biology
7. Physics
8. French (hated the subject but my French teacher was EPIC. And taught Jodie marsh
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9. History
10 + 11. (double award) Engineering -tbh year 10 was fun because it was a doss but then we got into year 11 and realised we had less than a year to do 2 GCSEs worth of coursework and our teacher had no idea what we were doing either because we were the pilot year for this course >.<
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Re: Rank Your GCSES in order of Enjoyabilitywell you can normally enjoy at least one GCSE and the thread doesn't state that but merely asks which GCSEs you enjoyed the most/hated the least.(Original post by M4LLY)
Never knew it was possible to enjoy your GCSE's -
Re: Rank Your GCSES in order of Enjoyability
I'm at A-levels now
-Biology 4.
-Maths 1.
-Further Maths 1.
-Chemistry 2.
-English Literature 1.
-Philosophy 1.
(dropping biology, so it's all good)
At GCSE:
-Core Science 2.
-Add.Science 2.
-Maths 3.
(didnt enjoy it then)
-German 1.
-Philosophy 1.
-Religious Studies 2.
-ICT 5.
-Geography 1.
(really regret not taking it at a level)
-History 1.
-English Literature 1.
-English language 2.
When you say you're taking it next you do you mean the GCSE equivalent or AS-Level?

Best:
Average, but I get to chat with friends:
Bad, but with friends:
Another league of awfulness:
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