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Original post by keromedic
I think my class is quite far through equillibria, but I missed yesterday's lesson 
Ah I see, It's not too bad but I prefer organic
Original post by g.k.galloway
Yep 
We've done rates and are about halfway through equilbiria We're doing carbonyl compounds with our other teacher
We've done rates and are about halfway through equilbiria We're doing carbonyl compounds with our other teacher You might be doing the practical, I did.
I had to fake my results as they weren't consistent
Original post by g.k.galloway
Ah I see, It's not too bad but I prefer organic
Ah. I got a C in that module, last year. Reason why I'm not applying for medicine, this year, sigh.
Original post by keromedic
I think my class is quite far through equillibria, but I missed yesterday's lesson
No thanks
No thanks
wasn't quoting you
Original post by keromedic
You might be doing the practical, I did.
I had to fake my results as they weren't consistent
I had to fake my results as they weren't consistent
Probably haha
I hate ISAs though, they are the worse way of representedly testing students ever!
Original post by Robbie242
wasn't quoting you
Oh, you weren't?
I see
Original post by Pandora.
D1 is great fun.
We all know you like the D, Pandora.
Original post by g.k.galloway
Probably haha
I hate ISAs though, they are the worse way of representedly testing students ever!
I hate ISAs though, they are the worse way of representedly testing students ever!
Hmm. Last year, I got 52/60 for my bio Empa and 53/60 for my chemistry ISAs (make of that which you will).
I don't know which I prefer tbh. I like the idea of ISAs as you get more practical practice as teacher's want to insure the student's skills are up to scratch.
Original post by Felix Felicis
We all know you like the D, Pandora.
I've noticed a correlation as well, the only person in my class who likes D1 is the only girl in my class, therefore all straight girls like the D.
Proof by exhaustion (and statistical bias)
Original post by Felix Felicis
We all know you like the D, Pandora.
I had a feeling you were going to appear. Do you mind if I quote you in another thread. Someone thinks my method for their (C1?) question is too hard. I'd like to borrow your expertise
.Original post by keromedic
Hmm. Last year, I got 52/60 for my bio Empa and 53/60 for my chemistry ISAs (make of that which you will).
I don't know which I prefer tbh. I like the idea of ISAs as you get more practical practice as teacher's want to insure the student's skills are up to scratch.
I don't know which I prefer tbh. I like the idea of ISAs as you get more practical practice as teacher's want to insure the student's skills are up to scratch.
It's the problem that at some schools teachers will give more help than at others :/
I really don't like them
Original post by g.k.galloway
It's the problem that at some schools teachers will give more help than at others :/
I really don't like them
I really don't like them
Ah right. I'm shocked by some of the stories I hear from other students. Teachers actually helping them during the practicals!
Original post by keromedic
Ah right. I'm shocked by some of the stories I hear from other students. Teachers actually helping them during the practicals!
I've heard some shocking stories too :/ I just don't like the fact that something that can be as varied can have such an impact on final grade, it can easily drop you down a grade if you just drop a few marks.
Original post by g.k.galloway
I've heard some shocking stories too :/ I just don't like the fact that something that can be as varied can have such an impact on final grade, it can easily drop you down a grade if you just drop a few marks.
Indeed. What would be your ideal method of coursework assessment?
What subjects does everyone do?
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Original post by Pandora.
D1 is great fun.
Stop trying to wind me up, or I'll hit you with warning points for trolling
Original post by Qari
Hello
Biology, english literature and history (bit of an unusual mix apparently
) how about you? Posted from TSR Mobile
Original post by keromedic
I had a feeling you were going to appear. Do you mind if I quote you in another thread. Someone thinks my method for their (C1?) question is too hard. I'd like to borrow your expertise .
.Sure, go for it.
Original post by Qari
Further Maths, Chemistry, Biology and Music. For the others check Usy's OP.
Original post by usycool1
Stop trying to wind me up, or I'll hit you with warning points for trolling
She might genuinely like the D modules
. I don't find them as repugnant as you guys seem to!Original post by Lucy96
Hello
Biology, english literature and history (bit of an unusual mix apparently) how about you?
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Biology, english literature and history (bit of an unusual mix apparently
) how about you? Posted from TSR Mobile
Nice subjects
I wish I did english lit Original post by Felix Felicis
Sure, go for it.
Thanks Felix
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Original post by keromedic
She might genuinely like the D modules. I don't find them as repugnant as you guys seem to!
She might genuinely like the D modules
. I don't find them as repugnant as you guys seem to!Nah, she was being sarcastic (or trying to wind me up
) I think, I remember she didn't like them last year. 
Original post by Qari
Further Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology. You?
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