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Hey, so I’m in year 11 and obviously our GCSEs are cancelled and now there’s nothing to do. I’ve been feeling worried because ever since lock down I feel really lazy and haven’t been doing any work. Our teachers provided us a level resources on google classroom, like YouTube videos and different exam questions. There are some days where I do motivate myself to work but I feel ever since this lockdown my work ethic has just gone, I feel I’m not motivated to do anything and then I’m feeling really guilty about it. Because I’m doing biology, chemistry and maths everyone is saying that I should be working hard now. But then I think to myself that I do need a break. I am going to go through everything that the teachers have provided us, well I’m going to try to. But do you think I should be working hard now before a levels. I still don’t know my exam board for a levels so I can’t even start studying.
I really don’t know what to do
Thank you so much
I really don’t know what to do
Thank you so much
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I’ve got the same issue. I’m taking art as well so we’ve been given effectively a whole project to complete at the minute but I’m so unmotivated. I think for me I’ll do the bridging work my school has given but just keep the subjects ticking over. I’m taking quite different subjects to what you’re taking but I think it’s sort of similar like I’m just gonna go over my subjects to make sure I don’t forget everything and have to reteach myself
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I'd say you should carry on working as though it's revision. you don't necessarily have to do masses, but just enough so you can keep on top of it all 
hope I helped
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I would say revise the GCSE content for the a levels you're doing especially for sciences to make sure you know it all. I'm not sure if it's for everyone but we were told that any work from a date a few weeks ago, any work done would not count.
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If you're confident in getting the grades you need to progress to sixth form, you don't have to "revise" per se.
Give yourself a break, but for maths I'd recommend doing some algebra work to keep yourself on your toes. This is the main reason why people struggle initially, not being too fluent on higher-grade GCSE topics.
You certainly don't need to start working hard now, otherwise you may end up not having any work to do in year 12.
Give yourself a break, but for maths I'd recommend doing some algebra work to keep yourself on your toes. This is the main reason why people struggle initially, not being too fluent on higher-grade GCSE topics.
You certainly don't need to start working hard now, otherwise you may end up not having any work to do in year 12.
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