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I do OCR bio and i absolutely love it! You get to learn about the heart and how to read ECGs, biodiversity, communicable diseases and many more in year 1! In year 2 you get to learn about the pancreas, kidney, liver and many more! Feel free to ask me any more qs!
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(P.S diagrams, drawings and mind maps will be your best friend when studying bio

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thank you so, so much both of you, that's rly helpful 
would you say being in a very large class makes a difference (28 ppl) and having a good teacher (apparently in the school im going to they aren't v good) for bio?
I looked at a paper and all the words look like a foreign language loll

would you say being in a very large class makes a difference (28 ppl) and having a good teacher (apparently in the school im going to they aren't v good) for bio?
I looked at a paper and all the words look like a foreign language loll
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also, is there a lot of chemistry in it? I won't be doing chem
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(Original post by ilikematcha101)
thank you so, so much both of you, that's rly helpful
would you say being in a very large class makes a difference (28 ppl) and having a good teacher (apparently in the school im going to they aren't v good) for bio?
I looked at a paper and all the words look like a foreign language loll
thank you so, so much both of you, that's rly helpful

would you say being in a very large class makes a difference (28 ppl) and having a good teacher (apparently in the school im going to they aren't v good) for bio?
I looked at a paper and all the words look like a foreign language loll
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(Original post by ilikematcha101)
also, is there a lot of chemistry in it? I won't be doing chem
also, is there a lot of chemistry in it? I won't be doing chem
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The class i was in was only like 20 students so id say the smaller the better because teachers can spend more 1 to 1 time with you. With A levels its actually your effort the makes the difference and not the teachers. All teachers do is deliver the content but then its up to you to go and do extra exam practice at home etc.
The class i was in was only like 20 students so id say the smaller the better because teachers can spend more 1 to 1 time with you. With A levels its actually your effort the makes the difference and not the teachers. All teachers do is deliver the content but then its up to you to go and do extra exam practice at home etc.
im acc rly excited to start a levels lol
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(Original post by ilikematcha101)
thank you so, so much both of you, that's rly helpful
would you say being in a very large class makes a difference (28 ppl) and having a good teacher (apparently in the school im going to they aren't v good) for bio?
I looked at a paper and all the words look like a foreign language loll
thank you so, so much both of you, that's rly helpful

would you say being in a very large class makes a difference (28 ppl) and having a good teacher (apparently in the school im going to they aren't v good) for bio?
I looked at a paper and all the words look like a foreign language loll

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