Maths Qualifications

Original post by TenOfThem

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2382693

Hmmmmm I had not realised that you have actually failed GCSE Maths

I am going to be honest ... if you were not capable of self teaching yourself GCSE maths to at least a C then you are not going to be able to do A Level Maths

Wow, he's failed GCSE Maths but understands PhD level maths - that's a new one to me :rofl:

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Mr M

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Original post by Noble.

Perhaps there are an infinite number of sets so set 5 is to all intents and purposes the top group?

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Original post by TenOfThem

I think if you read on in that post on an other i eventually got it to an A*, I relised what i was doing wrong in the exam and that was panicking

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Original post by ShaneJ

I think if you read on in that post on an other i eventually got it to an A*, I relised what i was doing wrong in the exam and that was panicking

Come off it, I don't know why you feel the need to be posting this tripe but if you start being genuine on the forum you will actually get some proper help.

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Original post by ShaneJ

I think if you read on in that post on an other i eventually got it to an A*, I relised what i was doing wrong in the exam and that was panicking

No, in that post you say that you failed GCSE maths

At no point in the thread do you suggest that you have retaken and gained an A*

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I am being serious about the maths. I have got a C in maths however i really do understand more advanced things in maths. The simple things do not entertain me one bit so i just don't bother with them. The HOD dose really dislike me and is being serious about not letting me do A Level maths. Everyday i went to school i had to pretend not to understand the things i do because people are not nice when you are smart. I really do need advice on the whole maths and fm, afm

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If any of this is real

My advice would be

> Move schools to one where you can do A Level maths
> Choose a sensible selection of A Levels to do alongside Maths
> Consider self-studying FM

Do not study for a degree with the OU whilst at school ... this will jeopardise your chances of funding when you want to go to university

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Albino

yh mi 2 init i was tooooooo sik @ maths 4 skool init they kiked mi owt, dat wnt stop me doh i swr init blud im goin 2 stdy mafs at uni, dat flewid dienamiks is eeeezy fam

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Original post by ShaneJ

If you're determined to do A-Level maths you can self teach it. Most people who get a C at GCSE Maths will fail A-Level Maths (or, do pretty terribly) - but there's nothing stopping you self-teaching it all and proving the head of department wrong.

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Original post by ShaneJ

Then you will be unsuccessful at A Level

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Original post by TenOfThem

Thanks, The only problem is i have not applied for any other school, what should i do phone some schools up?

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Original post by Albino

yh mi 2 init i was tooooooo sik @ maths 4 skool init they kiked mi owt, dat wnt stop me doh i swr init blud im goin 2 stdy mafs at uni, dat flewid dienamiks is eeeezy fam

I am sorry but i can not understand what you are saying.

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Original post by Albino

yh mi 2 init i was tooooooo sik @ maths 4 skool init they kiked mi owt, dat wnt stop me doh i swr init blud im goin 2 stdy mafs at uni, dat flewid dienamiks is eeeezy fam

Took me five minutes but I finally was able to decode it...

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