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Hello there,
It's now March and I'm doing really badly in all 3 of my subjects maths, biology and geography. (I'm getting E's-U's in all 3).
I haven't put much effort into a-levels at all since I've been struggling with my mental health but I know it's my fault entirely for doing so poorly and I do regret it now
However, with our first set of proper mocks coming up in six weeks I have the chance to turn things around.
The problem is we're more than halfway through the year and I've literally done nothing (barely any work out of class, not paying attention in class) so part of me thinks there will be too much content for me to revise in such a short amount of time. Am I screwed then? Is it too late for me to turn things around and get As in these mocks? Was anyone else in this position and are now doing well? If so please could you give me some advice below as I would really appreciate it as I'm in a hopeless situation atm.
It's now March and I'm doing really badly in all 3 of my subjects maths, biology and geography. (I'm getting E's-U's in all 3).
I haven't put much effort into a-levels at all since I've been struggling with my mental health but I know it's my fault entirely for doing so poorly and I do regret it now

However, with our first set of proper mocks coming up in six weeks I have the chance to turn things around.
The problem is we're more than halfway through the year and I've literally done nothing (barely any work out of class, not paying attention in class) so part of me thinks there will be too much content for me to revise in such a short amount of time. Am I screwed then? Is it too late for me to turn things around and get As in these mocks? Was anyone else in this position and are now doing well? If so please could you give me some advice below as I would really appreciate it as I'm in a hopeless situation atm.
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(Original post by Strawberry.21)
Hello there,
It's now March and I'm doing really badly in all 3 of my subjects maths, biology and geography. (I'm getting E's-U's in all 3).
I haven't put much effort into a-levels at all since I've been struggling with my mental health but I know it's my fault entirely for doing so poorly and I do regret it now
However, with our first set of proper mocks coming up in six weeks I have the chance to turn things around.
The problem is we're more than halfway through the year and I've literally done nothing (barely any work out of class, not paying attention in class) so part of me thinks there will be too much content for me to revise in such a short amount of time. Am I screwed then? Is it too late for me to turn things around and get As in these mocks? Was anyone else in this position and are now doing well? If so please could you give me some advice below as I would really appreciate it as I'm in a hopeless
Hello there,
It's now March and I'm doing really badly in all 3 of my subjects maths, biology and geography. (I'm getting E's-U's in all 3).
I haven't put much effort into a-levels at all since I've been struggling with my mental health but I know it's my fault entirely for doing so poorly and I do regret it now

However, with our first set of proper mocks coming up in six weeks I have the chance to turn things around.
The problem is we're more than halfway through the year and I've literally done nothing (barely any work out of class, not paying attention in class) so part of me thinks there will be too much content for me to revise in such a short amount of time. Am I screwed then? Is it too late for me to turn things around and get As in these mocks? Was anyone else in this position and are now doing well? If so please could you give me some advice below as I would really appreciate it as I'm in a hopeless
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(Original post by Strawberry.21)
Hello there,
It's now March and I'm doing really badly in all 3 of my subjects maths, biology and geography. (I'm getting E's-U's in all 3).
I haven't put much effort into a-levels at all since I've been struggling with my mental health but I know it's my fault entirely for doing so poorly and I do regret it now
However, with our first set of proper mocks coming up in six weeks I have the chance to turn things around.
The problem is we're more than halfway through the year and I've literally done nothing (barely any work out of class, not paying attention in class) so part of me thinks there will be too much content for me to revise in such a short amount of time. Am I screwed then? Is it too late for me to turn things around and get As in these mocks? Was anyone else in this position and are now doing well? If so please could you give me some advice below as I would really appreciate it as I'm in a hopeless situation atm.
Hello there,
It's now March and I'm doing really badly in all 3 of my subjects maths, biology and geography. (I'm getting E's-U's in all 3).
I haven't put much effort into a-levels at all since I've been struggling with my mental health but I know it's my fault entirely for doing so poorly and I do regret it now

However, with our first set of proper mocks coming up in six weeks I have the chance to turn things around.
The problem is we're more than halfway through the year and I've literally done nothing (barely any work out of class, not paying attention in class) so part of me thinks there will be too much content for me to revise in such a short amount of time. Am I screwed then? Is it too late for me to turn things around and get As in these mocks? Was anyone else in this position and are now doing well? If so please could you give me some advice below as I would really appreciate it as I'm in a hopeless situation atm.
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It's definitely possible, but it won't be easy.
Here's what I'd recommend:
-memorise all the theory that you need to know. The textbooks you get provided should be good, and you can check if you know everything by checking the course specification
-you can use Anki flashcards to memorise the content, and I'd recommend the Pomodoro technique
-do past paper questions. I used either PMT or just from the exam board website.
Here's what I'd recommend:
-memorise all the theory that you need to know. The textbooks you get provided should be good, and you can check if you know everything by checking the course specification
-you can use Anki flashcards to memorise the content, and I'd recommend the Pomodoro technique
-do past paper questions. I used either PMT or just from the exam board website.
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