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Hello all! I’m sarah and this is going to be my forum for my gcse journey.
First off, i am in year 10, but i want to get started now so i have a good 2 months to revise for mocks in june
i know that i will have to study hard as i have been slacking off a bit in subjects
here are a picture of my current grades against predictions.
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english lit, lang, french, history, i think pshe,re - aqa
computer science-OCR
maths, triple science - Edexcel
obviously my french needs a little work, but i did completely fail my french writing which brought my grade down quite low ( as i did higher)
yesterday i did write some notes on the merchant of venice texts, i did a character study on shylock: specifically how he is presented as villainous and as a victim,an overview of the plots and an overview on all the characters.
today i am planning to move on to my french revision as next thursday and friday i have a reading,writing,listening assessment and i hope to do well in this topic.
if anyone knows any good tutorials for french aqa gcse then please comment
First off, i am in year 10, but i want to get started now so i have a good 2 months to revise for mocks in june
i know that i will have to study hard as i have been slacking off a bit in subjects
here are a picture of my current grades against predictions.
english lit, lang, french, history, i think pshe,re - aqa
computer science-OCR
maths, triple science - Edexcel
obviously my french needs a little work, but i did completely fail my french writing which brought my grade down quite low ( as i did higher)
yesterday i did write some notes on the merchant of venice texts, i did a character study on shylock: specifically how he is presented as villainous and as a victim,an overview of the plots and an overview on all the characters.
today i am planning to move on to my french revision as next thursday and friday i have a reading,writing,listening assessment and i hope to do well in this topic.
if anyone knows any good tutorials for french aqa gcse then please comment
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I know the pain, I could never get on with foreign languages so nice work sticking with it, I know it can be hard!
What modules are you studying in History?
I know the pain, I could never get on with foreign languages so nice work sticking with it, I know it can be hard!
What modules are you studying in History?
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sarahflower9
I know the pain, I could never get on with foreign languages so nice work sticking with it, I know it can be hard!
What modules are you studying in History?
sarahflower9
I know the pain, I could never get on with foreign languages so nice work sticking with it, I know it can be hard!
What modules are you studying in History?
Paper 1: Understanding the modern world
Section A: Period studies AA America, 1840–1895: Expansion and consolidation
Section B: Wider world depth studies
BA Conflict and tension: The First World War, 1894–1918
Paper 2: Shaping the nation
Section A: Thematic studies AA Britain: Health and the people: c1000 to the present day
Section B: British depth studies
BC Elizabethan England, c1568–1603
So far at school we have done health and the people, now we are on America expansion and consolidation, but my favourite is sure Elizabethan England
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