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I am in Year 10, determined to be a doctor, how many hours should I study each day?!
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Original post by xXxBaby-BooxXx
Yes.
Was totally worth the risk lol
At gcse level, just pay attention inclass move yourself away from distracting pupils and analyse and understand everything and do a little bit of studying each day 2 weeks before each exam.
at a levels study 3-4 hours a day on each subject your doing and research online rather then just looking at text books.
uni - same thing but more hours and more work.
simple dimples
at a levels study 3-4 hours a day on each subject your doing and research online rather then just looking at text books.
uni - same thing but more hours and more work.
simple dimples
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Original post by Fungus95
At gcse level, just pay attention inclass move yourself away from distracting pupils and analyse and understand everything and do a little bit of studying each day 2 weeks before each exam.
at a levels study 3-4 hours a day on each subject your doing and research online rather then just looking at text books.
uni - same thing but more hours and more work.
simple dimples
at a levels study 3-4 hours a day on each subject your doing and research online rather then just looking at text books.
uni - same thing but more hours and more work.
simple dimples
So THAT'S why I don't have friends.
You are in year10 you don't need to work too hard right now, you should start in Year11 during exam season
Original post by FutureMedicalDoctor
Thank you. I have actually noticed that one of my weaknesses in exams is not being able to think critically. An unexpected, oddly-worded question always catches me out. Does anyone know how to overcome this?
do past papers, obviously. by practising answering the style of questions you'll improve.
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