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hi guys,
could anyone give me a low down on A-Level PE and what it requires??
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hi guys,
could anyone give me a low down on A-Level PE and what it requires??
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hi guys,
could anyone give me a low down on A-Level PE and what it requires??
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of course I understand and that - but is there like a break down of essentials I need to know - is there practical elements?
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of course I understand and that - but is there like a break down of essentials I need to know - is there practical elements?
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(Original post by _chloeematt)
hi guys,
could anyone give me a low down on A-Level PE and what it requires??
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hi guys,
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If you don't need it, please do not make your life harder than it will be.
I got A* for GCSE and for AS i barely scraped a D. It is much harder than people think it is, you're basically covering, biology, chemistry, history and sport all in one subject- though it may not be in a lot of detail it is a high amount of content to remember for the exam and the questions are always trying to trick you (not fun at all).
Coursework is much tougher as well, it becomes a lot like BTEC level 3 sport, a lot of useless garbage that's completely unrelated to your actual sport. For my coursework at AS I got a C, purely based on my editing skills of my performer video clips... unbelievable.
Do not pick this subject unless you intend to study PE/Sport at uni.
I got A* for GCSE and for AS i barely scraped a D. It is much harder than people think it is, you're basically covering, biology, chemistry, history and sport all in one subject- though it may not be in a lot of detail it is a high amount of content to remember for the exam and the questions are always trying to trick you (not fun at all).
Coursework is much tougher as well, it becomes a lot like BTEC level 3 sport, a lot of useless garbage that's completely unrelated to your actual sport. For my coursework at AS I got a C, purely based on my editing skills of my performer video clips... unbelievable.
Do not pick this subject unless you intend to study PE/Sport at uni.
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If you don't need it, please do not make your life harder than it will be.
I got A* for GCSE and for AS i barely scraped a D. It is much harder than people think it is, you're basically covering, biology, chemistry, history and sport all in one subject- though it may not be in a lot of detail it is a high amount of content to remember for the exam and the questions are always trying to trick you (not fun at all).
Coursework is much tougher as well, it becomes a lot like BTEC level 3 sport, a lot of useless garbage that's completely unrelated to your actual sport. For my coursework at AS I got a C, purely based on my editing skills of my performer video clips... unbelievable.
Do not pick this subject unless you intend to study PE/Sport at uni.
If you don't need it, please do not make your life harder than it will be.
I got A* for GCSE and for AS i barely scraped a D. It is much harder than people think it is, you're basically covering, biology, chemistry, history and sport all in one subject- though it may not be in a lot of detail it is a high amount of content to remember for the exam and the questions are always trying to trick you (not fun at all).
Coursework is much tougher as well, it becomes a lot like BTEC level 3 sport, a lot of useless garbage that's completely unrelated to your actual sport. For my coursework at AS I got a C, purely based on my editing skills of my performer video clips... unbelievable.
Do not pick this subject unless you intend to study PE/Sport at uni.
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