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Who else is worried about their exams? Well, I guess that's pretty much every 15/16 year old around. Anyhoo, how are you all coping with the pressure? Revising whenever you can or taking it easy?
I know I'm smart enought to pass the ones that I want. Maths is a dead loss though ;0
Its just this annoying fear of failure crap!
I know I'm smart enought to pass the ones that I want. Maths is a dead loss though ;0
Its just this annoying fear of failure crap!
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I can get Ds in the remaining modules of two of my A-Levels, and I'll still get As overall. Cs in the other two.
Nearing the end of my A-Levels, I look back at how easy GCSE's are compared to A-Levels, the depth of knowledge was minimal, and revising set of facts could get you through most papers. Tho saying that, just remembering sets of notes is how I've got predicted my 4 A's :P
Jus to brag a little. I got 6 A*'s and 3 A's at GSCE, and have just received my 3rd set of results for A-Level today, and got 4 A's 'again'. Takes a huge amount of stress off of my final set of exams.
To end with some useful information, GSCE's hardly mean a thing if you dont intend on doing anything after them. If you're going to College or Sixth form, then they're definitely worth putting some effort into.
Jus to brag a little. I got 6 A*'s and 3 A's at GSCE, and have just received my 3rd set of results for A-Level today, and got 4 A's 'again'. Takes a huge amount of stress off of my final set of exams.
To end with some useful information, GSCE's hardly mean a thing if you dont intend on doing anything after them. If you're going to College or Sixth form, then they're definitely worth putting some effort into.
Dude, I'm in the same situation. Don't worry about it, as long as you did well in your mocks you'll be fine.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure if you got a D you didn't get a high mark...
You marks don't actually have to be 'that good' to get a high mark. i thought i did rubbish in my maths test paper and i did, but i still got a 'D', so it wasnt a complete failure. My advise, don't worry, there are more important things in life than exams.
Yup.
Difficult to believe, but apparently that's the case.
Difficult to believe, but apparently that's the case.
Mav wrote:
> munn wrote:
> Maths is embarassingly easy.
>
> It's actually technically the hardest A Level.
>
> People do worse in maths than they do in any other subject.
Really?
I got 72% in my prelim, and I dropped 19% over 2 questions because I was never taught hot to do them.
In fact, I still haven't, but I've taught myself most of the course because the teacher sucks.
> munn wrote:
> Maths is embarassingly easy.
>
> It's actually technically the hardest A Level.
>
> People do worse in maths than they do in any other subject.
Really?
I got 72% in my prelim, and I dropped 19% over 2 questions because I was never taught hot to do them.
In fact, I still haven't, but I've taught myself most of the course because the teacher sucks.
munn wrote:
> Maths is embarassingly easy.
It's actually technically the hardest A Level.
People do worse in maths than they do in any other subject.
> Maths is embarassingly easy.
It's actually technically the hardest A Level.
People do worse in maths than they do in any other subject.
you crazy boy.
Pretty much everyone in my chemistry class just got 50% on a mock paper, inlcuding me.
Though, I'm doing the whole two year course in one year, cause I only decided to take it last summer.
Though, I'm doing the whole two year course in one year, cause I only decided to take it last summer.
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