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hey guys,
so im wondering if anyone would mind sending me their notes on homeostasis and the kidney as i literally have none from class and would like to see how other schools have taught it
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so im wondering if anyone would mind sending me their notes on homeostasis and the kidney as i literally have none from class and would like to see how other schools have taught it
) thanks
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(Original post by fabs123)
hey guys,
so im wondering if anyone would mind sending me their notes on homeostasis and the kidney as i literally have none from class and would like to see how other schools have taught it)
thanks
hey guys,
so im wondering if anyone would mind sending me their notes on homeostasis and the kidney as i literally have none from class and would like to see how other schools have taught it
) thanks
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do not take it, honestly, DO NOT TAKE A LEVEL BIOLOGY.
Biggest mistake of my life
Biggest mistake of my life
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fabs123 is kidding, it's honestly not that bad.
Remembering most of the biological processes require I would say about 50% memory and 50% common sense.
Remembering most of the biological processes require I would say about 50% memory and 50% common sense.
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(Original post by fabs123)
do not take it, honestly, DO NOT TAKE A LEVEL BIOLOGY.
Biggest mistake of my life
do not take it, honestly, DO NOT TAKE A LEVEL BIOLOGY.
Biggest mistake of my life
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(Original post by YouMadBro!)
fabs123 is kidding, it's honestly not that bad.
Remembering most of the biological processes require I would say about 50% memory and 50% common sense.
fabs123 is kidding, it's honestly not that bad.
Remembering most of the biological processes require I would say about 50% memory and 50% common sense.
and yes, it really is that bad i hate it
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(Original post by YouMadBro!)
fabs123 is kidding, it's honestly not that bad.
Remembering most of the biological processes require I would say about 50% memory and 50% common sense.
fabs123 is kidding, it's honestly not that bad.
Remembering most of the biological processes require I would say about 50% memory and 50% common sense.
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(Original post by xnotapplicablex)
oh no
oh no
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what did you get in bio gcse if you dont mind me asking - and what board are you doing
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i got an A at gcse (i did double science on the board aqa) and now i do WJEC eduqas A2
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Don't listen to fabs123, A-Level Biology is really not that hard. You just need to be able to visualise the mechanisms (i.e. Homeostasis or Oxidative Phosphorylation). Once you understand, you will able to answer exam questions with ease.
I got a B and a B in Additional Science/Core Science GCSE. I then got A*AB at A-Level (B in Biology). I'm now at Warwick studying Biomed.
I got a B and a B in Additional Science/Core Science GCSE. I then got A*AB at A-Level (B in Biology). I'm now at Warwick studying Biomed.
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(Original post by Epitype)
Don't listen to fabs123, A-Level Biology is really not that hard. You just need to be able to visualise the mechanisms (i.e. Homeostasis or Oxidative Phosphorylation). Once you understand, you will able to answer exam questions with ease.
I got a B and a B in Additional Science/Core Science GCSE. I then got A*AB at A-Level (B in Biology). I'm now at Warwick studying Biomed.
Don't listen to fabs123, A-Level Biology is really not that hard. You just need to be able to visualise the mechanisms (i.e. Homeostasis or Oxidative Phosphorylation). Once you understand, you will able to answer exam questions with ease.
I got a B and a B in Additional Science/Core Science GCSE. I then got A*AB at A-Level (B in Biology). I'm now at Warwick studying Biomed.
how did you get a b overall?
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(Original post by fabs123)
sorry, dont mean to be pessimistic, i just find it rlly hard personally
how did you get a b overall?
sorry, dont mean to be pessimistic, i just find it rlly hard personally
how did you get a b overall?
Why do you find it hard; content, revision techniques, etc?
Also, I don't know if I still have my homeostasis notes, or if I left them back home. I'll try and have a look.
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(Original post by Epitype)
I wan't meant to sound rude or anything.
Why do you find it hard; content, revision techniques, etc?
Also, I don't know if I still have my homeostasis notes, or if I left them back home. I'll try and have a look.
I wan't meant to sound rude or anything.
Why do you find it hard; content, revision techniques, etc?
Also, I don't know if I still have my homeostasis notes, or if I left them back home. I'll try and have a look.
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