Will you be revising over Christmas?

Is there a practical .

Oh, nice! Where are you off to?

Dubai

It's the most wonderful time of the year

However, although Christmas is just round the corner that doesn't mean the work necessarily stops. With GCSE's and A-level exams getting ever closer, different students take different approaches to the winter break.

For some it's books down and mince pies up, but for others it's a great time to start getting their head into revision mode for the tough few months that lie ahead.

So I wanted to know what TSR's plans are this Christmas.

Are you team work? Team Chill? Or Somewhere In-Between?

( No this thread isn't just me trying to make myself feel better as I stop working ASAP )

It's only like 2 weeks. It'll be over before we even decide what we want to do .

It's the most wonderful time of the year

However, although Christmas is just round the corner that doesn't mean the work necessarily stops. With GCSE's and A-level exams getting ever closer, different students take different approaches to the winter break.

For some it's books down and mince pies up, but for others it's a great time to start getting their head into revision mode for the tough few months that lie ahead.

So I wanted to know what TSR's plans are this Christmas.

Are you team work? Team Chill? Or Somewhere In-Between?

( No this thread isn't just me trying to make myself feel better as I stop working ASAP )

I've got a 4000 word essay to write by the 11th of January on the topic of desistence and recidivism so yeah.

Hey I wrote on a similar topic and I scored very well. If you need some tips you let me know

What are the three forms of desistence and what would you consider to be major barriers to meaningful rehabilitation?

the three major forms are primary, secondary and tertiary desistance,

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0269215516655856

DM I send you the paper I did

the kink leads you to the barriers to a meaningful rehabilitation. If you need further help, DM