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So I've seen a lot of these 'grow your grades' and 'journey' threads so I thought I'd hop on and make my own, plus I feel it could motivate me more.
Subjects I study:
I am hopefully going to be resitting unit 1 in law and unit 1 in classics however I have not yet come to a final decision on this as I am unsure on costs and whether or not I'll be able to afford a resit.
I'll be posting updates, hopefully on a regular basis, but I will definitely be updating you all on my revision and all that other good stuff. I'd appreciate advice for classics and economics as I'm yet to find a good way of revising it.
Subjects I study:
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My AS Grades:Show
Law (AQA)
Classics (AQA)
Economics (AQA) (2 year course)
Classics (AQA)
Economics (AQA) (2 year course)
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My personal targets for the year (grades):Show
Law: B
Classics C
Classics C
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My likely predictions (updated to official predictions when received):Show
Law: A/A*
Classics: A/B
Economics: B
Classics: A/B
Economics: B
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I intend to study law at Kent (AAA/AAB typical offer). If I do not receive an offer for the law course I hope to receive an offer for the politics and law course (ABB typical offer).Show
Law: A
Classics: B
Economics: C (due to an awful mock grade)
Classics: B
Economics: C (due to an awful mock grade)
I am hopefully going to be resitting unit 1 in law and unit 1 in classics however I have not yet come to a final decision on this as I am unsure on costs and whether or not I'll be able to afford a resit.
I'll be posting updates, hopefully on a regular basis, but I will definitely be updating you all on my revision and all that other good stuff. I'd appreciate advice for classics and economics as I'm yet to find a good way of revising it.
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Yesterday I brought a few notepads and I'm using one per subject. I started economics from scratch so I can get a better understanding of it - I'm using my teachers micro powerpoints and taking notes as I go. I've completed behavioural economics and economic methodology.
Today I intend to relax as it's Sunday.
Yesterday I brought a few notepads and I'm using one per subject. I started economics from scratch so I can get a better understanding of it - I'm using my teachers micro powerpoints and taking notes as I go. I've completed behavioural economics and economic methodology.
Today I intend to relax as it's Sunday.
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the people i know who are doing good in school revise everyday... do not use the weekend as an excuse
(Original post by Muttski)
UPDATE:
Yesterday I brought a few notepads and I'm using one per subject. I started economics from scratch so I can get a better understanding of it - I'm using my teachers micro powerpoints and taking notes as I go. I've completed behavioural economics and economic methodology.
Today I intend to relax as it's Sunday.
UPDATE:
Yesterday I brought a few notepads and I'm using one per subject. I started economics from scratch so I can get a better understanding of it - I'm using my teachers micro powerpoints and taking notes as I go. I've completed behavioural economics and economic methodology.
Today I intend to relax as it's Sunday.
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(Original post by zainyyyyy)
the people i know who are doing good in school revise everyday... do not use the weekend as an excuse
the people i know who are doing good in school revise everyday... do not use the weekend as an excuse
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Today I had double law, single classics and single economics.
We covered loss of control again in law as most of the group didn't understand it - this was a nice refresher and I didn't have to go over the lesson as it was a revisit.
Classics we looked at Augustus' military achievements and we looked at the number of legions before/after various battles and how Varus was a complete idiot and lost 3 legions in Germania (was an interesting lesson).
Economics, our teacher went too far into the course without realising it so we all sat there confused - not much was achieved so I just sat there and did my own thing and looked at micro in more detail using my revision book.
All in all, productive day! I also managed to successfully drop my EPQ without our coordinator getting mad at me, whoop.
We covered loss of control again in law as most of the group didn't understand it - this was a nice refresher and I didn't have to go over the lesson as it was a revisit.
Classics we looked at Augustus' military achievements and we looked at the number of legions before/after various battles and how Varus was a complete idiot and lost 3 legions in Germania (was an interesting lesson).
Economics, our teacher went too far into the course without realising it so we all sat there confused - not much was achieved so I just sat there and did my own thing and looked at micro in more detail using my revision book.
All in all, productive day! I also managed to successfully drop my EPQ without our coordinator getting mad at me, whoop.
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