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Anyone else doing OCR GCSE History???

The syllabus with Medicine Through Time and The American West? Well if you are we have an exam next week, have you started revising yet? I haven't and I am sooo worried cos there is too much to revise for it!!! :eek:
Hiya! I am, and I don't intend to revise for it as much as some other subjects because I feel I am quite familiar with it. Because all next weekend is going to be a science weekend, then I have decided to do 30mins a night, every night to cut the 'night before' revision. :smile:
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Hiya! I am, and I don't intend to revise for it as much as some other subjects because I feel I am quite familiar with it. Because all next weekend is going to be a science weekend, then I have decided to do 30mins a night, every night to cut the 'night before' revision. :smile:



I see. I'm fairly familiar with the American West stuff, it's just the Medicine Through Time that I don't know! Some serious cramming, I think ....

What science course and exam board are you doing?
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I see. I'm fairly familiar with the American West stuff, it's just the Medicine Through Time that I don't know! Some serious cramming, I think ....

What science course and exam board are you doing?

It's the other way around for me, American West is imo boring. :tongue:

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