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i need some help because this year is my GCSEs and i was wondering if you can tell me how you felt when it was your time.
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I would love for school to have Psychology as a subject or sociology because that is what i am going to study in college.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> Three hours for IT? Seems a bit much.
Seems ridiculous. I've got a level 2 qualification in IT and the exams for that were 45 minutes. Granted there were 7 of them but still.
> Hm. The more I look at it, the more I wonder if there's too much
> of a leap between GCSES and A-Levels
I get the feeling there is quite a large gap. Especially when you come to subjects that the schools dont teach.
> Three hours for IT? Seems a bit much.
Seems ridiculous. I've got a level 2 qualification in IT and the exams for that were 45 minutes. Granted there were 7 of them but still.
> Hm. The more I look at it, the more I wonder if there's too much
> of a leap between GCSES and A-Levels
I get the feeling there is quite a large gap. Especially when you come to subjects that the schools dont teach.
Same. I want to be an art teacher because its easy from the impression i get from my teacher.
Teacher: Thats good isn't
Me: Thanks miss
Teacher: Not (and then she just walks of without telling me how to make it better)
Teacher: Thats good isn't
Me: Thanks miss
Teacher: Not (and then she just walks of without telling me how to make it better)
That's a shame, art is a great subject and it can be taught so very wrong. It should be enjoyable, a way of freedom and expression. My art teacher was borderline control freak, wanted everything done her way.
That's not how art works you cow
That's not how art works you cow
The worst GCSE for me is art, my teacher despises me and i want to kill her. Who wants to join my assassination of my art teacher?
Three hours for IT? Seems a bit much.
Hm. The more I look at it, the more I wonder if there's too much of a leap between GCSES and A-Levels
Hm. The more I look at it, the more I wonder if there's too much of a leap between GCSES and A-Levels
Nin wrote:
> pancake93 wrote:
> 20 minutes
>
> For GCSE's? Good lord!
> I suppose you dont have a 3 hour English exam either?
We do 1 exam at a time.
I have a 3 hour IT exam and miss break.
> pancake93 wrote:
> 20 minutes
>
> For GCSE's? Good lord!
> I suppose you dont have a 3 hour English exam either?
We do 1 exam at a time.
I have a 3 hour IT exam and miss break.
you start in year 10 and finish year 11
pancake93 wrote:
> 20 minutes
For GCSE's? Good lord!
I suppose you dont have a 3 hour English exam either?
> 20 minutes
For GCSE's? Good lord!
I suppose you dont have a 3 hour English exam either?
Grix Thraves wrote:
> Well congrats, hope your haste was not to ..waste
>
> Did you take it early or something? What month is it? Good Lord
> it's March
>
> Are exams normally in March? I can't remember
I'm not sure it works like that anymore. The system of everyone taking GCSE's at 16 has gone and students take them when theyre ready now, or at least thats the impression i've been given. They used to start in June.
> Well congrats, hope your haste was not to ..waste
>
> Did you take it early or something? What month is it? Good Lord
> it's March
>
> Are exams normally in March? I can't remember
I'm not sure it works like that anymore. The system of everyone taking GCSE's at 16 has gone and students take them when theyre ready now, or at least thats the impression i've been given. They used to start in June.
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