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hi! atm, i would say that i am a grade 7/8/9 student, i gathered that from my mock exam results.
though, in all sciences during my mock, i was only tested on one topic - i didn't do paper 1 or 2. i do have another mock in march and i would really like to get higher grades, especially because i'm actually going to be tested on paper 2 for all sciences too.
the subjects i do are:
english lit
english lang
triple science
higher maths
geography
cooking
french
drama.
if you got all 9s at GCSE, did you use a timetable for revision after school? if so, how did you structure it/how many hours did you do after school??
thankyou!
though, in all sciences during my mock, i was only tested on one topic - i didn't do paper 1 or 2. i do have another mock in march and i would really like to get higher grades, especially because i'm actually going to be tested on paper 2 for all sciences too.
the subjects i do are:
english lit
english lang
triple science
higher maths
geography
cooking
french
drama.
if you got all 9s at GCSE, did you use a timetable for revision after school? if so, how did you structure it/how many hours did you do after school??
thankyou!
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(Original post by harlz_chalamet)
hi! atm, i would say that i am a grade 7/8/9 student, i gathered that from my mock exam results.
though, in all sciences during my mock, i was only tested on one topic - i didn't do paper 1 or 2. i do have another mock in march and i would really like to get higher grades, especially because i'm actually going to be tested on paper 2 for all sciences too.
the subjects i do are:
english lit
english lang
triple science
higher maths
geography
cooking
french
drama.
if you got all 9s at GCSE, did you use a timetable for revision after school? if so, how did you structure it/how many hours did you do after school??
thankyou!
hi! atm, i would say that i am a grade 7/8/9 student, i gathered that from my mock exam results.
though, in all sciences during my mock, i was only tested on one topic - i didn't do paper 1 or 2. i do have another mock in march and i would really like to get higher grades, especially because i'm actually going to be tested on paper 2 for all sciences too.
the subjects i do are:
english lit
english lang
triple science
higher maths
geography
cooking
french
drama.
if you got all 9s at GCSE, did you use a timetable for revision after school? if so, how did you structure it/how many hours did you do after school??
thankyou!
In conclusion, the hours don't really matter too much just ensure there's quality and set reasonable goals. Good luck studying!!
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I think back when I had my GCSE's I overdid it because I was scared and I studied too much after school. I think in order to make an efficient schedule you need to identify when you'll be most productive and build around there. If you're a night person, try to study most around there. It's about the quality of your revision, make sure you take a break after school because for most students, they are likely to be sluggish after school (the school day is 8/9 hours where I live). You need to divide your time based on which subjects are your strongest and which ones are your weakest. I found I was weaker in maths and physics but very strong in history, economics, English, ICT so basically good at theory subjects bad at calculation subjects, so I spent more time doing the subjects I was weak at mostly through past papers.
In conclusion, the hours don't really matter too much just ensure there's quality and set reasonable goals. Good luck studying!!
I think back when I had my GCSE's I overdid it because I was scared and I studied too much after school. I think in order to make an efficient schedule you need to identify when you'll be most productive and build around there. If you're a night person, try to study most around there. It's about the quality of your revision, make sure you take a break after school because for most students, they are likely to be sluggish after school (the school day is 8/9 hours where I live). You need to divide your time based on which subjects are your strongest and which ones are your weakest. I found I was weaker in maths and physics but very strong in history, economics, English, ICT so basically good at theory subjects bad at calculation subjects, so I spent more time doing the subjects I was weak at mostly through past papers.
In conclusion, the hours don't really matter too much just ensure there's quality and set reasonable goals. Good luck studying!!
i also find maths, physics and English lit a bit more challenging compared to the rest of the subjects. maybe i should try to do that more often?
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i totally agree with you. however, i do want to balance my subjects at the same time? i still have work to catch up on with other subjects.
i also find maths, physics and English lit a bit more challenging compared to the rest of the subjects. maybe i should try to do that more often?
i totally agree with you. however, i do want to balance my subjects at the same time? i still have work to catch up on with other subjects.
i also find maths, physics and English lit a bit more challenging compared to the rest of the subjects. maybe i should try to do that more often?
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I think back when I had my GCSE's I overdid it because I was scared and I studied too much after school. I think in order to make an efficient schedule you need to identify when you'll be most productive and build around there. If you're a night person, try to study most around there. It's about the quality of your revision, make sure you take a break after school because for most students, they are likely to be sluggish after school (the school day is 8/9 hours where I live). You need to divide your time based on which subjects are your strongest and which ones are your weakest. I found I was weaker in maths and physics but very strong in history, economics, English, ICT so basically good at theory subjects bad at calculation subjects, so I spent more time doing the subjects I was weak at mostly through past papers.
In conclusion, the hours don't really matter too much just ensure there's quality and set reasonable goals. Good luck studying!!
I think back when I had my GCSE's I overdid it because I was scared and I studied too much after school. I think in order to make an efficient schedule you need to identify when you'll be most productive and build around there. If you're a night person, try to study most around there. It's about the quality of your revision, make sure you take a break after school because for most students, they are likely to be sluggish after school (the school day is 8/9 hours where I live). You need to divide your time based on which subjects are your strongest and which ones are your weakest. I found I was weaker in maths and physics but very strong in history, economics, English, ICT so basically good at theory subjects bad at calculation subjects, so I spent more time doing the subjects I was weak at mostly through past papers.
In conclusion, the hours don't really matter too much just ensure there's quality and set reasonable goals. Good luck studying!!
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Hi, I just noticed in your comment that you did economics GCSE, i’m choosing my subjects tomorrow and i was wondering how you found it as I may pick it
Hi, I just noticed in your comment that you did economics GCSE, i’m choosing my subjects tomorrow and i was wondering how you found it as I may pick it
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