Yeah i wrote alzehimer by forming nerve cells And some other thing i dont quite remember Posted from TSR Mobile
um im not entirely sure that would be correct actually :/ because afterall alzheimers caused by degeneration of microfibrils and microtubules in your brain cells (at least from what ive learnt from my summer camp)
Both are Hard, but Unit 4 is worse so tricky. Unit 5 should be comparatively less harder, because its inclusive of a Scientific article which you prepare from early on and you kinda know the expected questions :P
Both are Hard, but Unit 4 is worse so tricky. Unit 5 should be comparatively less harder, because its inclusive of a Scientific article which you prepare from early on and you kinda know the expected questions :P
in fact it's (unit 4) actually worst of all units...I am literally dreading here right now!
unit 1: 108/120 unit 2: 96/120 unit 3: 54/60. overall A. Wbu? Also, 4 A's in total. Was surprised that some of my friends who deserved A's didn't get it :/
unit 1: 108/120 unit 2: 96/120 unit 3: 54/60. overall A. Wbu? Also, 4 A's in total. Was surprised that some of my friends who deserved A's didn't get it :/
How did you study? Pleaaaase tell me exactly how i really need to know
I read up on lessons once I get home at least once every two weeks. I also ask even the slightest doubts I have (kinda annoyed my teachers lol). There were instances whilst doing lessons when she would tell us how important a lesson is, and I would shorten form all that's needed. When there were paragraph worth descriptions I need to remember, I would find mnemonics really useful. Also, after every read up, I write out a summary through memory. And finally, doing all the past papers, timed. Also note, though these might have helped me, everyone has they're different ways of studying. Look up some more techniques. If you find certain ways really loathsome, (for me which would be short notes) don't do it. I found that it discourages me from wanting to do anything. Good luck! xxx