Hello everyone! I am ailurophile and this is my first blog on tsr. I have decided to start a gyg thread as i am always demotivated to study, so if anyone has any good inspirational or motivational quote don't hesitate to share it with me!
I am currently doing my AS on biology, chemistry and Physics and i would love to become a surgeon someday.
If anyone wants to be tagged to removed from tag please let me know
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Ooooh!! Ohhhhh! Tag me! And I think that’s amazing you want to become a surgeon someday! you’ve got my support 100%.
Ahhhhhh only a month left till exam and I must admit that I'm freaking out.
My preparation for physics wasn't that good so I didn't register for that exam, but I'm going to give bio and chem
My prep for bio is okayish Unit1: almost nailed Unit2: needs practice Unit3: terrible (will have to work on it)
Chem Unit1: nailed Unit 2: bad (I think I have Alzheimer's because I forgot almost everything from here) Unit 3: needs practice P.s would love to know know how your revision is going
for those who don't know, i am home schooled. i feel like because of this, i get easily distracted throughout the day. So i have decided to start studying from 5 am till 11 am, and thn go over my notes whenever i have the mood to study. in this way i'll have the whole day to procrastinate let me know what u guys think about this!
today i had a quite a productive day i did 3 physics question paper 3 bio question paper and 3 physics question paper
Do you have a tutor? How long have you been home schooled? Do you have to finance your own A level exams or does the government sponsor you? Which exam boards are you using? If you're not using CIE, have you done the A level science practical endorsement? Sorry Im so curious .
Do you have a tutor? How long have you been home schooled? Do you have to finance your own A level exams or does the government sponsor you? Which exam boards are you using? If you're not using CIE, have you done the A level science practical endorsement? Sorry Im so curious .
Hey ahaha np! Yup I have tutors, I have been homeschooled since year 9 (GCSE). I have decided to be home schooled as I moved into a new country and was having a slight problem fitting in and understanding the educational system (I used to live in Italy). I felt like if I had a tutor I could have extra attention which would help me. And I must admit it helped me hugely! (Plus I felt like at school I used to waste a lot of time). I don't understand what u mean by if the Government sponsors me but I do pay for my exam
I'm doing edexcel, well ummmm for practicals I watch YouTube videos because I have only written practicals
Hey ahaha np! Yup I have tutors, I have been homeschooled since year 9 (GCSE). I have decided to be home schooled as I moved into a new country and was having a slight problem fitting in and understanding the educational system (I used to live in Italy). I felt like if I had a tutor I could have extra attention which would help me. And I must admit it helped me hugely! (Plus I felt like at school I used to waste a lot of time). I don't understand what u mean by if the Government sponsors me but I do pay for my exam
I'm doing edexcel, well ummmm for practicals I watch YouTube videos because I have only written practicals
Hey ahaha np! Yup I have tutors, I have been homeschooled since year 9 (GCSE). I have decided to be home schooled as I moved into a new country and was having a slight problem fitting in and understanding the educational system (I used to live in Italy). I felt like if I had a tutor I could have extra attention which would help me. And I must admit it helped me hugely! (Plus I felt like at school I used to waste a lot of time). I don't understand what u mean by if the Government sponsors me but I do pay for my exam
I'm doing edexcel, well ummmm for practicals I watch YouTube videos because I have only written practicals
Smart move to home school!
If you're taking your A levels in England then your A level sciences should have two grades the A level grade (A*, A, B, etc) and the practical endorsement grade (pass/ unclassified). The A level science practical endorsement is assessed using Common Practical Assessment Criteria (CPAC), you have to perform a minimum of 12 practicals using required apparatus and observed by staff at a registered assessment centre. Not completing the practical endorsement results in a 'not classified' unless exempt due to disability. Degrees like medicine state in their entry requirements that students should pass their practical endorsement.
I was actually wondering if I could take some of ur help since we take the same a level subjects and I'm homeschooled but my parents can't afford tutors for me