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How do you study A levels from home efficiently? I was thinking of buying textbooks relevant to my courses and studying them and making revision notes from them, doing past papers frequently to see what I need to improve on. Any other ideas, I want to achieve the highest grades possible, I going to study as often as I possibly can. Any other recommendations? I am studying A level English lit, psychology, business studies and not sure about the fourth yet, would biology be possible? or should I do another easier subject? I am not sure about a future career yet and I am keeping my options open!
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(Original post by idontknowmedoyou)
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How do you study A levels from home efficiently? I was thinking of buying textbooks relevant to my courses and studying them and making revision notes from them, doing past papers frequently to see what I need to improve on. Any other ideas, I want to achieve the highest grades possible, I going to study as often as I possibly can. Any other recommendations? I am studying A level English lit, psychology, business studies and not sure about the fourth yet, would biology be possible? or should I do another easier subject? I am not sure about a future career yet and I am keeping my options open!
How do you study A levels from home efficiently? I was thinking of buying textbooks relevant to my courses and studying them and making revision notes from them, doing past papers frequently to see what I need to improve on. Any other ideas, I want to achieve the highest grades possible, I going to study as often as I possibly can. Any other recommendations? I am studying A level English lit, psychology, business studies and not sure about the fourth yet, would biology be possible? or should I do another easier subject? I am not sure about a future career yet and I am keeping my options open!
How come you are teaching them to yourself? If you are self teaching i would recommend doing only three A levels, it can be tough when teachers aren't making resources for you. To be honest, you have the correct ideas. Make sure to buy the latest textbook for the course and be careful about which exams you choose. For biology, ocr had a really nice textbook which i though was easy to self teach from.
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(Original post by Hayley Williams)
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How come you are teaching them to yourself? If you are self teaching i would recommend doing only three A levels, it can be tough when teachers aren't making resources for you. To be honest, you have the correct ideas. Make sure to buy the latest textbook for the course and be careful about which exams you choose. For biology, ocr had a really nice textbook which i though was easy to self teach from.
Hi!
How come you are teaching them to yourself? If you are self teaching i would recommend doing only three A levels, it can be tough when teachers aren't making resources for you. To be honest, you have the correct ideas. Make sure to buy the latest textbook for the course and be careful about which exams you choose. For biology, ocr had a really nice textbook which i though was easy to self teach from.
And also thank you for the extra advice!
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(Original post by idontknowmedoyou)
Sounds dumb but I did one year of sixth form and it just felt wrong being there, also my teachers were super bad and I pretty much taught myself anyways, it will be better for me to teach myself. You're right though, I think I will only do 3 a levels as I already have an AS level anyway, thanks
And also thank you for the extra advice!
Sounds dumb but I did one year of sixth form and it just felt wrong being there, also my teachers were super bad and I pretty much taught myself anyways, it will be better for me to teach myself. You're right though, I think I will only do 3 a levels as I already have an AS level anyway, thanks
And also thank you for the extra advice!
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(Original post by Hayley Williams)
You seem set on teaching yourself, but i think you'll get much better results if you either go back to your sixth form or go to a completely different college/sixth form. What did you get in as?
You seem set on teaching yourself, but i think you'll get much better results if you either go back to your sixth form or go to a completely different college/sixth form. What did you get in as?
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