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I personally didn’t do well in one of my alevel mocks and haven’t got the rest back yet. Any ideas/ advice to help those who’ve tried hard and still failed would be appreciated.
I use past papers, econplusdal revision guides an honestly, failing came as a shock to me seeing as I’m predicted an A
I use past papers, econplusdal revision guides an honestly, failing came as a shock to me seeing as I’m predicted an A
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Hi,
Sorry to hear it didn't go as well as you'd hoped. I'd say it's important to get some feedback from your teacher about what went wrong, so that you can address the issue before the real thing. It could be one gap in your understanding that brought the mark down, which might be fairly straight forward to sort out alongside your usual revision techniques. Definitely worth finding out some details from the teacher, in my opinion.
Good luck
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Sorry to hear it didn't go as well as you'd hoped. I'd say it's important to get some feedback from your teacher about what went wrong, so that you can address the issue before the real thing. It could be one gap in your understanding that brought the mark down, which might be fairly straight forward to sort out alongside your usual revision techniques. Definitely worth finding out some details from the teacher, in my opinion.
Good luck
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Hi,
Sorry to hear it didn't go as well as you'd hoped. I'd say it's important to get some feedback from your teacher about what went wrong, so that you can address the issue before the real thing. It could be one gap in your understanding that brought the mark down, which might be fairly straight forward to sort out alongside your usual revision techniques. Definitely worth finding out some details from the teacher, in my opinion.
Good luck
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Hi,
Sorry to hear it didn't go as well as you'd hoped. I'd say it's important to get some feedback from your teacher about what went wrong, so that you can address the issue before the real thing. It could be one gap in your understanding that brought the mark down, which might be fairly straight forward to sort out alongside your usual revision techniques. Definitely worth finding out some details from the teacher, in my opinion.
Good luck
MP
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