Problems in studying A level subjects
What are the main reasons that most of the students fail?
you might think its not paying attention in class or not taking notes, but that's not it. its mainly leaving revision till last minute (few days before exams) an mainly not doing enough past papers. its really not that hard to get an A in a levels, you just need to plan well. revise starting 2-3 weeks before the exam and spend around one week before the exam just doing past papers. past papers practice is what really matters
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