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I just finished my gcses and picked philosophy and ethics as an a level without having taken it at gcse. Do you think it would be very difficult without the gcse knowledge?
I just finished my gcses and picked philosophy and ethics as an a level without having taken it at gcse. Do you think it would be very difficult without the gcse knowledge?
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No it will be perfectly fine, multiple people in my class hadn't done it at GCSE and they all did well.
Side note if you are doing OCR and want the textbooks, im selling them on ebay
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2531281435...84.m1555.l2649
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2531281480...84.m1555.l2649
Side note if you are doing OCR and want the textbooks, im selling them on ebay
. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2531281435...84.m1555.l2649
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2531281480...84.m1555.l2649
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Hello everyone,
I just finished my gcses and picked philosophy and ethics as an a level without having taken it at gcse. Do you think it would be very difficult without the gcse knowledge?
Hello everyone,
I just finished my gcses and picked philosophy and ethics as an a level without having taken it at gcse. Do you think it would be very difficult without the gcse knowledge?
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No it will be perfectly fine, multiple people in my class hadn't done it at GCSE and they all did well.
Side note if you are doing OCR and want the textbooks, im selling them on ebay.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2531281435...84.m1555.l2649
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2531281480...84.m1555.l2649
No it will be perfectly fine, multiple people in my class hadn't done it at GCSE and they all did well.
Side note if you are doing OCR and want the textbooks, im selling them on ebay
. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2531281435...84.m1555.l2649
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2531281480...84.m1555.l2649
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Do you have any advice for students picking philosophy and ethics? Like how you revised and found the subject in general. I'm also picking it next year
Do you have any advice for students picking philosophy and ethics? Like how you revised and found the subject in general. I'm also picking it next year
Enjoy the first few months of A levels without worrying about note taking or revision and I found that most of the philosophy and ethics just went in, hence why I hardly even revised and managed to get a B, again don't do that though.
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First year is very much about memorisation, application isn't a big part. If you revise a medium amount you will do well. In class you will be taught more than you need, don't stress if you feel like everything isn't going in. For revision I did the bare minimum which I probably shouldn't recommend. In ethics (for OCR) you learn 7 ethical theories (From what I can remember), all I did was revise 4 points for each one in the morning and then made up the criticisms in the exam. Overall if you're doing any other subject such as English, photography, business or maths, you will need to do more work in them than RE. 2nd year you need to learn alot more, I learnt more in one topic at A2 than the whole course at AS, but you don't need to worry about that yet
Enjoy the first few months of A levels without worrying about note taking or revision and I found that most of the philosophy and ethics just went in, hence why I hardly even revised and managed to get a B, again don't do that though.
First year is very much about memorisation, application isn't a big part. If you revise a medium amount you will do well. In class you will be taught more than you need, don't stress if you feel like everything isn't going in. For revision I did the bare minimum which I probably shouldn't recommend. In ethics (for OCR) you learn 7 ethical theories (From what I can remember), all I did was revise 4 points for each one in the morning and then made up the criticisms in the exam. Overall if you're doing any other subject such as English, photography, business or maths, you will need to do more work in them than RE. 2nd year you need to learn alot more, I learnt more in one topic at A2 than the whole course at AS, but you don't need to worry about that yet
Enjoy the first few months of A levels without worrying about note taking or revision and I found that most of the philosophy and ethics just went in, hence why I hardly even revised and managed to get a B, again don't do that though.
I did RE at GCSE and loved it and didn't do much revision as it all made sense, all I did was pay attention in class and make notes. I'm also doing English and psychology and I think these subjects will require more work, like you said. I'm definitely looking forward to philosophy and ethics, thanks for all the help
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Hello everyone,
I just finished my gcses and picked philosophy and ethics as an a level without having taken it at gcse. Do you think it would be very difficult without the gcse knowledge?
Hello everyone,
I just finished my gcses and picked philosophy and ethics as an a level without having taken it at gcse. Do you think it would be very difficult without the gcse knowledge?
(Moved to philosophy, RS & theology study help)
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