why do people complain gcses are too easy

Yep, certainly too easy.

I think you'll actually find that both my spelling and grammar are above standard for the internet, and that I knew there we grammar issues with that post, which is why I posted the edit; I was extremely tired and had literally just woken up. You will find far worse issues with spelling and grammar in many more places including this very forum. The fact that you've resorted to trying to point out issues in spelling is both petty and also shows that you probably have nothing more to add to do this debate.

Alternatively, you could learn to spell.

I already can spell. Alternatively you could learn to construct a strong argument based on evidence that has been presented and gain the ability to intelligently mold interpretations of that evidence to fit an outcome that you wish to convince people of. Looks like your law course spends too much time looking at your spelling and not enough time teaching you how to become a lawyer. Which is worrying: we need arrogant bastards like you to pervert justice as you throw away morals and tarnish society in pursuit of money.

If you're struggling to construct an argument so much that you need to resort to criticism of my spelling then perhaps law school is not for you...

Or perhaps you could learn to spell?

And now you're just repeating your point over and over. Lawyers need to adapt to a situation. You risk leaving university with a degree that you cannot even use properly.

When you learn to spell come back to me ok?

Ttyn xoxo

Depends which uni


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Couldn't you have picked a different exam board that didn't required supervised coursework?

Because they are?

A-levels too, for that matter.

Neg away - but once you've finished them you'll look back and realise you barely did any real work.

A levels really arent 'easy' unless you're sub-normally intelligent or just taking soft subjects.

This was posted from The Student Room's Android App on my GT-S6500

Don't know about GCSE's but for A levels getting easier is complete crap!!

If you do a june 2012 paper and did say a june 2006 paper (for chemistry anyway) most of the questions are simply just factual recall. In all the later papers I can get at least 85% or higher, for more recent it drops to about maybe 75% maybe?

Also in class when were doing past paper my biology teacher used to mark exam papers says how piss easy it was like 6 years back. He gives us those papers to "Get our self-esteems up"

We have it harder especially with pressure from the government exam boards are just throwing in random questions they know the majority of people will not answer so grades fall right back into place to show how schools are meeting targets.

Um. It doesn't make much sense they you would find A-levels easy if you were of 'sub-normal' intelligence. Presumably you meant above average?

I didn't take 'soft subjects'.

Sub-normal just means different from the norm, so above average (not below average, sorry for the lack of clarity). Well, most people in my college find them difficult, especially the sciences. I dont think they are considered easy, they are very well respected internationally.

'Easy' implies that something is achieved without any effort and that there were no difficulties along the way, which is certainly not the case with A levels- you have to work hard to do well.

This was posted from The Student Room's Android App on my GT-S6500

This is not my experience. I took english literature, English language, law and history. A*A*Aa respectively. Honestly, it was very easy.

If people find A-levels hard I dread to think what they must think when they go to university.