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Current Year 13 Thread (2013/14) - Mark I

So with all the people dropping out, what's the smallest class you guys have got? For me it's Economics with 7 people. I love small classes so much.

Economics 7 people as well, and so do I :tongue:

Reply 2621

Kvothe the Arcane

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

School is tiring me out :redface:

already?

Reply 2622

Kvothe the Arcane

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Original post by Endless Blue

I wouldn't remark the Chem for 1 mark, in all honesty.

I would if it was somethingtynine UMS.

Reply 2623

Robbie242

Original post by usycool1

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Could you put AFM AS under my name please (in maths) and it will be pending

Started S3 :colone:

Reply 2624

usycool1

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Original post by TheKingOfTSR

haha....but I can't withstand bio. Too many random facts to memorise. :frown:

I decided to take both...but I'm going to take bio very lightly and be happy with an A or a B :biggrin:

So please add additional FM too under my name. Well its a strange subject for someone whose decided on medicine but I'll take the challenge. :smile:

Far enough! :biggrin:

Of course, done! :biggrin:

Reply 2625

mynameisntbobk

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Original post by Endless Blue

I wouldn't remark the Chem for 1 mark, in all honesty.

I don't think I will actually. Its a waste of money since it can't change the grade. You should have seen all the stupid mistakes I made in this exam

Reply 2626

usycool1

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Original post by Robbie242

Could you put AFM AS under my name please (in maths) and it will be pending

Started S3 :colone:

Of course! :awesome:

Reply 2627

Endless Blue

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Original post by mynameisntbobk

I don't think I will actually. Its a waste of money since it can't change the grade. You should have seen all the stupid mistakes I made in this exam

Ah, we all make those mistakes under pressure man :console:

I made some horrific ones in my S1 exam, and even straight after the exam I knew that I knew the stuff, I just messed up under the time pressures. What kind of mistakes were they, if you don't mind my asking?

Reply 2628

Endless Blue

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Original post by usycool1

Of course! :awesome:

I know this is a very difficult question to answer, but how much EP research do you reckon I could get done in, say, 10 hours over the course of this weekend? Any rough answer would honestly be helpful.

Reply 2629

Kvothe the Arcane

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Original post by usycool1

Of course! :awesome:

Same actually, btw.

Reply 2630

Me1996

Do your A level prediction matter more than your personal statement and references when universities decided whether to give you an offer?

Reply 2631

usycool1

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Original post by Endless Blue

I know this is a very difficult question to answer, but how much EP research do you reckon I could get done in, say, 10 hours over the course of this weekend? Any rough answer would honestly be helpful.

Hmm...have you managed to find/get your sources? I think the majority of my time when doing research was actually trying to find the sources in the first place. :tongue:

The research is relatively straight forward after that (writing it can be a bit hard, though) so I think 10 hours is a good amount of time to get plenty of research done. :smile:

Original post by keromedic

Same actually, btw.

Sure!

Reply 2632

mynameisntbobk

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Original post by Endless Blue

Ah, we all make those mistakes under pressure man :console:

I made some horrific ones in my S1 exam, and even straight after the exam I knew that I knew the stuff, I just messed up under the time pressures. What kind of mistakes were they, if you don't mind my asking?

There's so much wrong with the idea of exams really.
This is one :tongue:

I seem to have forgotten that carbon makes 4 bonds

And that test tube question with the reagants and observations (I wrote sulfuric acid for the HCl and HNO3 one and if I wrote nitric acid which is what I actually meant, I would have got all 3 marks)

Reply 2633

OllieGCSEs

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

They want me to use things from previous lessons though? How does that work?

Well, you're not going to be studying one topic throughout the whole year :tongue:

when the topic changes, empty those topic notes into a folder at home and start fresh - e.g. I did maths, every time we learnt a new aspect of a module then I emptied the previous notes :smile: