Year 11

Molgreg

Has anyone got any good tips on how to manage the work load in year 11?

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 1

Banana00

Original post by Molgreg

Has anyone got any good tips on how to manage the work lode in year 11?

I'm going into Year 11 too!
Good luck :smile:

I suppose you've just got to work really hard from the beginning and keep on top of everything to make revision easier and less stressful :smile:

Reply 2

username1723331

You can start by spelling load correctly.

Jokes aside, tackle the work early on and save yourself a mad rush near the end. At GCSE you're just expected to regurgitate textbook knowledge and facts, not too much free-thought.

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Reply 3

ivybridge

Original post by WinterCoffee

You can start my spelling load correctly.

Jokes aside, tackle the work early on and save yourself a mad rush near the end. At GCSE you're just expected to regurgitate textbook knowledge and facts, not too much free-thought.

You should start by spelling 'by' correctly :mmm:

Reply 4

Banana00

Original post by WinterCoffee

Jokes aside, tackle the work early on and save yourself a mad rush near the end. At GCSE you're just expected to regurgitate textbook knowledge and facts, not too much free-thought.

Feel free to regurgitate exactly what I just said :smile:

Reply 5

ahmed3140

Am going to start year 11 as well tomorrow, any good advise on how to get lots of A*.

Reply 6

FrappÃ©

Listen to your teachers when they tell u to get coursework done. Do your coursework as soon as you can!
You dont want to be doing it the week before u leave for exams( many people did) and u wont have as much time to revise.

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Reply 7

Molgreg

Original post by Banana00

I'm going into Year 11 too!
Good luck :smile:

I suppose you've just got to work really hard from the beginning and keep on top of everything to make revision easier and less stressful :smile:

Good luck to you to :smile:

Reply 8

Banana00

Original post by WinterCoffee

The difference between you and I is the fact I've got the GCSE A grades. Moving on to A2 in a matter of days. So take my advice.

... so not A* grades then?

Reply 9

GlassKetchup

Original post by WinterCoffee

The difference between you and I is the fact I've got the GCSE A grades. Moving on to A2 in a matter of days. So take my advice.

GCSE's aren't particularly hard, you're spoon-fed most of it through a textbook anyway. As long as you commit to being spoon-fed and start working early on, then I don't see why you won't be up there with the best of them ^_^