So I take Product Design, Maths and Economics.
BACKGROUND INFO
Last year at AS I got:
Product Design - A
Maths - D
Physics - U
So i dropped physics and i'm doing economics in one year, attending both Y12 and Y13 lessons (luckily my timetable worked out well)
I'm also retaking all 3 maths modules again this year (C1,C2 & S1)
For GCSE's I got 4A*s and 4As
I'm trying to aim quite high this year and was wondering if it's possible to get an A*AA...
I'm struggling the most at maths then it's economics and product design is okay to me.
What do you guys think?
How much hard work should i be doing daily and is it even possible?
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Anything is possible.
The key to doing well is practicing past papers.
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Anything is possible.
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knowing the spec is also really important
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I'd say Maths is all about practice too. Its essencially muscle memory, once you can do something in maths really well, it becomes second nature. You need to do as many questions as possible to figuire out all the tricks they can throw at you, and try to work things out systematically step by step.
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(Original post by Najrul Islam)
I'd say Maths is all about practice too. Its essencially muscle memory, once you can do something in maths really well, it becomes second nature. You need to do as many questions as possible to figuire out all the tricks they can throw at you, and try to work things out systematically step by step. -
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(Original post by Najrul Islam)
I'd say Maths is all about practice too. Its essencially muscle memory, once you can do something in maths really well, it becomes second nature. You need to do as many questions as possible to figuire out all the tricks they can throw at you, and try to work things out systematically step by step. -
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Indeed its possible ! and good luck and who in here is doing AQA a2 Law PLEASE let me know i;ve got burning question to ask
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