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(Original post by elle.lx)
Is psychology difficult?
Is psychology difficult?
You need to be able to memorise a lot of content, but it isn't too hard to apply the content in the exam - its more about just repeating it
if that makes sense
Also - the content itself isn't especially difficult so its relatively easy to memorise
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(Original post by cheerios15)
Compared to my other subjects (and I imagine compared to natural sciences/maths) it isn't as difficult
You need to be able to memorise a lot of content, but it isn't too hard to apply the content in the exam - its more about just repeating it
if that makes sense
Also - the content itself isn't especially difficult so its relatively easy to memorise
Compared to my other subjects (and I imagine compared to natural sciences/maths) it isn't as difficult
You need to be able to memorise a lot of content, but it isn't too hard to apply the content in the exam - its more about just repeating it
if that makes sense
Also - the content itself isn't especially difficult so its relatively easy to memorise
I’m unsure of what to take at A Level
I’m thinking:
Maths
English Lit
Law
politics or Psychology
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how did you prepare yourself to get those grades?
because i could really do with advice! I do maths, chem, biology. My predicted grades are a*aa
because i could really do with advice! I do maths, chem, biology. My predicted grades are a*aa
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(Original post by elle.lx)
Thank you.
I’m unsure of what to take at A Level
I’m thinking:
Maths
English Lit
Law
politics or Psychology
Thank you.
I’m unsure of what to take at A Level
I’m thinking:
Maths
English Lit
Law
politics or Psychology
Maths and English lit is a perfect combination with psychology!
You could look online at the content for politics and psychology A level courses that your college does. Or look through the revision guides in a shop, then you can see if the content interests you
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(Original post by Kleptoaliencat)
how did you prepare yourself to get those grades?
because i could really do with advice! I do maths, chem, biology. My predicted grades are a*aa
how did you prepare yourself to get those grades?
because i could really do with advice! I do maths, chem, biology. My predicted grades are a*aa
I prepared by practice essays, so cant give advice that is relevant to your subjects
My advice would be stay as calm and organised as possible even when your a levels are stressful & find a way of revising that works for you - if you take breaks and do stuff other than revision and you will be more productive in the long run
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(Original post by cheerios15)
Well done on having those predicted grades
I prepared by practice essays, so cant give advice that is relevant to your subjects
My advice would be stay as calm and organised as possible even when your a levels are stressful & find a way of revising that works for you - if you take breaks and do stuff other than revision and you will be more productive in the long run
Well done on having those predicted grades
I prepared by practice essays, so cant give advice that is relevant to your subjects
My advice would be stay as calm and organised as possible even when your a levels are stressful & find a way of revising that works for you - if you take breaks and do stuff other than revision and you will be more productive in the long run
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I’m studying psychology and history, did you use any particular resources to help you revise e.g websites etc..
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hi, how did u revise for psychology ?? how many hours did u revise day ? do u revise like all the time ? i just started year 12 and my goal is to study economics at oxford/cambridge i took maths,psychology,economics,furth ermaths
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(Original post by cheerios15)
Ask me anything
Ask me anything
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