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im currently in a crisis. Im not sure wether im gona do my gcse exams early next year or touch on a level content this summer
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Hiya, I'm a year 11 student also but am thinking about starting to look at A level content {mainly cause I don't know what I'm doing}.
My advice would be to consider what grades you want (write each subject and the grade you want on a piece of paper) and consider whether from your mocks and schoolwork if you'd realistically get them. What I'm trying to say is, only revise for the GCSE exams you are considering taking as you believe you won't get the grades you know that you can achieve if you really work for them. If you know what A-levels you're doing then I'd recommend looking through the spec and possibly catching up with GCSE knowledge you may need for some of the subjects. (e.g. if you're doing a language then revise the tenses etc...).
Hope this helps
My advice would be to consider what grades you want (write each subject and the grade you want on a piece of paper) and consider whether from your mocks and schoolwork if you'd realistically get them. What I'm trying to say is, only revise for the GCSE exams you are considering taking as you believe you won't get the grades you know that you can achieve if you really work for them. If you know what A-levels you're doing then I'd recommend looking through the spec and possibly catching up with GCSE knowledge you may need for some of the subjects. (e.g. if you're doing a language then revise the tenses etc...).
Hope this helps
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(Original post by carxlinefxrbes_)
Hiya, I'm a year 11 student also but am thinking about starting to look at A level content {mainly cause I don't know what I'm doing}.
My advice would be to consider what grades you want (write each subject and the grade you want on a piece of paper) and consider whether from your mocks and schoolwork if you'd realistically get them. What I'm trying to say is, only revise for the GCSE exams you are considering taking as you believe you won't get the grades you know that you can achieve if you really work for them. If you know what A-levels you're doing then I'd recommend looking through the spec and possibly catching up with GCSE knowledge you may need for some of the subjects. (e.g. if you're doing a language then revise the tenses etc...).
Hope this helps
Hiya, I'm a year 11 student also but am thinking about starting to look at A level content {mainly cause I don't know what I'm doing}.
My advice would be to consider what grades you want (write each subject and the grade you want on a piece of paper) and consider whether from your mocks and schoolwork if you'd realistically get them. What I'm trying to say is, only revise for the GCSE exams you are considering taking as you believe you won't get the grades you know that you can achieve if you really work for them. If you know what A-levels you're doing then I'd recommend looking through the spec and possibly catching up with GCSE knowledge you may need for some of the subjects. (e.g. if you're doing a language then revise the tenses etc...).
Hope this helps
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(Original post by losteenager15)
You see, i made a plan at the start of this year to get no less than a grade 7 in all my subjects and up until February it was looking very likely. And then last weeks news struck and demotivated me a lot because my grades will be based on previous work. Furthermore, starting A level content now is quite devastating and intimidating
You see, i made a plan at the start of this year to get no less than a grade 7 in all my subjects and up until February it was looking very likely. And then last weeks news struck and demotivated me a lot because my grades will be based on previous work. Furthermore, starting A level content now is quite devastating and intimidating
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