I never said everyone was good at exams but that doesn't mean they should be cancelled because then everyone gets top grades and how is that fair?
Ask your teachers for help on application

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thrivingfrog

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Original post by Anonymous

Not everyone is as smart as you blud

Clearly

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emily528

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Original post by thrivingfrog

I never said everyone was good at exams but that doesn't mean they should be cancelled because then everyone gets top grades and how is that fair?
Ask your teachers for help on application

I’ve never sat a real exam before - I’m in year 13 and everyone I’ve spoken to has been affected badly - everyone in my h&sc class is struggling with application

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coco:)

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can someone make an automated reply to all of these threads...

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username5319484

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Original post by emily528

I’ve never sat a real exam before - I’m in year 13 and everyone I’ve spoken to has been affected badly - everyone in my h&sc class is struggling with application

You've pointed out another reason to why exams should go ahead. Imagine going to uni without sitting any formal exams, the detrimental effects will be felt later on. Also, what does exams have to do with your application? It sounds more like your school's problem and not caused by exams. I would expect a year 13 to have better reasoning skills than this.

Original post by coco:)

can someone make an automated reply to all of these threads...

Depends on how bad the OP's arguments are.

(edited 2 years ago)

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thrivingfrog

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Original post by emily528

I’ve never sat a real exam before - I’m in year 13 and everyone I’ve spoken to has been affected badly - everyone in my h&sc class is struggling with application

If you've never sat an exam before and want your next ones to be cancelled, how do you plan on doing a degree?

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emily528

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Original post by thrivingfrog

If you've never sat an exam before and want your next ones to be cancelled, how do you plan on doing a degree?

I’m not going to uni

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emily528

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Original post by hungrysalamander

You've pointed out another reason to why exams should go ahead. Imagine going to uni without sitting any formal exams, the detrimental effects will be felt later on. Also, what does exams have to do with your application? It sounds more like your school's problem and not caused by exams. I would expect a year 13 to have better reasoning skills than this.

Depends on how bad the OP's arguments are.

When I say application I mean applying the content to the questions

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coco:)

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Original post by emily528

When I say application I mean applying the content to the questions

that's something that is easily learnt by doing practice questions and looking at mark schemes

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username5050312

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It's not going to happen. It barely happened last year, after countless protests and petitions. They're trying to pull grade inflation back down to pre pandemic levels, and even that won't happen in one year. So another cancellation will be catastrophic.