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I'm doing as biology CIE whilst doing biology gcse CIE because I failed it. Doing maths gcse , sociology and psychology a level.
I don't know how to revise! Which to revise for??
I have so much to revise for in such little time.
I have my maths in nov and biology in January. So shall I just revise for those until December? So I can just focus and make sure I pass them then start revising for the a levels in January? I'm doing linear
I don't know how to revise! Which to revise for??
I have so much to revise for in such little time.
I have my maths in nov and biology in January. So shall I just revise for those until December? So I can just focus and make sure I pass them then start revising for the a levels in January? I'm doing linear
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Bump and please don't tell me that I'm bumping too early because this is urgent
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(Original post by Iwillachieve)
Bump and please don't tell me that I'm bumping too early because this is urgent
Bump and please don't tell me that I'm bumping too early because this is urgent
2. Unless I read this wrong you are doing biology at college but you failed it at GCSE?
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So that's equivalent to 3 highers and 2 nationals 5s, damn I wish I had a year that easy
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(Original post by JamesOfficial)
1. You bumped too early
2. Unless I read this wrong you are doing biology at college but you failed it at GCSE?
1. You bumped too early
2. Unless I read this wrong you are doing biology at college but you failed it at GCSE?
(Original post by mariejuana)
why are you doing biology as if you failed GCSE?
why are you doing biology as if you failed GCSE?
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(Original post by Mya_scotland)
So that's equivalent to 3 highers and 2 nationals 5s, damn I wish I had a year that easy
So that's equivalent to 3 highers and 2 nationals 5s, damn I wish I had a year that easy
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(Original post by Iwillachieve)
This is not easy at all. Unless, you're Einstein.
This is not easy at all. Unless, you're Einstein.
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(Original post by Mya_scotland)
lol I think a levels are a little harder than highers but I'm doing 5 highers like a lot of the Scottish students and they then go on to do 3 advanced highers next year
lol I think a levels are a little harder than highers but I'm doing 5 highers like a lot of the Scottish students and they then go on to do 3 advanced highers next year
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(Original post by Iwillachieve)
I'm doing as biology CIE whilst doing biology gcse CIE because I failed it. Doing maths gcse , sociology and psychology a level.
I don't know how to revise! Which to revise for??
I have so much to revise for in such little time.
I have my maths in nov and biology in January. So shall I just revise for those until December? So I can just focus and make sure I pass them then start revising for the a levels in January? I'm doing linear
I'm doing as biology CIE whilst doing biology gcse CIE because I failed it. Doing maths gcse , sociology and psychology a level.
I don't know how to revise! Which to revise for??
I have so much to revise for in such little time.
I have my maths in nov and biology in January. So shall I just revise for those until December? So I can just focus and make sure I pass them then start revising for the a levels in January? I'm doing linear
I did psychology at AS so I know it isn't difficult per say it's just a LOT of information to learn and remember, and id imagine it's much the same for sociology.
so, my advice would be to work hard and divide your time effectively. in the first few weeks of term focus on the a levels so you don't fall behind as they were the hardest in getting used to the at the start because they are different to GCSEs because the content is harder and you actually have to do work outside of lesson.
make sure your teachers know you're resisting GCSEs so they understand you need to focus on those too.
Then focus more on your GCSEs so that you can pass those well enough. i don't know what kind of help you'll get with your GCSEs, but make sure you go to any catch ups/lunch times/revision sessions for the alevels so you don't fall behind.
As for how to revise, go over your class notes, rewrite them, flashcards if they work for you lots of past paper questions especially for maths and science. You don't need to burn yourself out on them just make sure you keep up with the class so when you come to exams nothing is new and there's little you don't understand.
so, as long as you work hard you'll be okay.
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(Original post by Iwillachieve)
Haha ok but this is not helping me
Haha ok but this is not helping me
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