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over my whole life span i have never, not once revised and i have passed a majoritory of my tests, for my GCSE tests do you think i should revise and go for thr B or even the A rarther than settleing for the C? according to my english teacher, if i actually did coursework, and performed for the test i could get a B! should I?
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Lipe wrote:
> How is the Literature course MJ? I'm thinking of taking it next year.
I've personally found it rewarding although of very little interest. I suppose expecting to enjoy an English Literature course is a bit of an odd thing anyway, but I feel that if your teacher picks the right units/novels etc. for you to study then it can definately be a course which has a balance in relation to fun and education. My personal opinion of most of the text I've read isn't particularly positive but I'm an overly critical person to be honest so that may go some way to explaining that. Enduring Love, Glass Menagarie (Yes I know it's studied at GCSE as well), Volpone, some play by Shakespeare which I loathed, Catch 22 and Slaughter house 5 are the novels/plays which I've studied in the past 2 years so thats the kind of thing to expect if it's something you're considering. As I say though, your teacher does have a certain degree of choice in what you're expected to study. In that sense it's similar to the GCSE course - I'm sure you flicked through the paper looking at the other questions you could have been asked.
> How is the Literature course MJ? I'm thinking of taking it next year.
I've personally found it rewarding although of very little interest. I suppose expecting to enjoy an English Literature course is a bit of an odd thing anyway, but I feel that if your teacher picks the right units/novels etc. for you to study then it can definately be a course which has a balance in relation to fun and education. My personal opinion of most of the text I've read isn't particularly positive but I'm an overly critical person to be honest so that may go some way to explaining that. Enduring Love, Glass Menagarie (Yes I know it's studied at GCSE as well), Volpone, some play by Shakespeare which I loathed, Catch 22 and Slaughter house 5 are the novels/plays which I've studied in the past 2 years so thats the kind of thing to expect if it's something you're considering. As I say though, your teacher does have a certain degree of choice in what you're expected to study. In that sense it's similar to the GCSE course - I'm sure you flicked through the paper looking at the other questions you could have been asked.
RastaBillySkank wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> !
> Haha...lucky you really :P I found Physics the hardest probably
> because I never listened in lessons and didn't revise it much but
> thankfully the one formula that came up I knew. Speed =
> Distance/Time
> :D
>
> Heh, I'm good at Physics, Chemistry is the only one that's bothering
> me, should probably start revising for it today/tomorrow.
Meh with a 4 day weekend I should of had plenty of time to revise but after a week filled with 7 exams I just cba. I'll probably fail now :/
> Lipe wrote:
> !
> Haha...lucky you really :P I found Physics the hardest probably
> because I never listened in lessons and didn't revise it much but
> thankfully the one formula that came up I knew. Speed =
> Distance/Time
> :D
>
> Heh, I'm good at Physics, Chemistry is the only one that's bothering
> me, should probably start revising for it today/tomorrow.
Meh with a 4 day weekend I should of had plenty of time to revise but after a week filled with 7 exams I just cba. I'll probably fail now :/
JFH wrote:
> How many lessons do you get then?
4. Don't mind the Maths but 4 hours a week of English is just tiresome.
> How many lessons do you get then?
4. Don't mind the Maths but 4 hours a week of English is just tiresome.
Lipe wrote:
!
> Haha...lucky you really :P I found Physics the hardest probably
> because I never listened in lessons and didn't revise it much but
> thankfully the one formula that came up I knew. Speed = Distance/Time
> :D
Heh, I'm good at Physics, Chemistry is the only one that's bothering me, should probably start revising for it today/tomorrow.
!
> Haha...lucky you really :P I found Physics the hardest probably
> because I never listened in lessons and didn't revise it much but
> thankfully the one formula that came up I knew. Speed = Distance/Time
> :D
Heh, I'm good at Physics, Chemistry is the only one that's bothering me, should probably start revising for it today/tomorrow.
How many lessons do you get then?
JFH wrote:
> I'm only in year 10, it's just that they're making me do French and
> Maths GCSE a year early.
Smartass :-) We were made to do R.E a year early so there's an extra lesson a week for English and Maths this year.
> I'm only in year 10, it's just that they're making me do French and
> Maths GCSE a year early.
Smartass :-) We were made to do R.E a year early so there's an extra lesson a week for English and Maths this year.
I'm only in year 10, it's just that they're making me do French and Maths GCSE a year early.
RastaBillySkank wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> RastaBillySkank wrote:
> How'd do find the Biology paper?
>
> Wasn't too hard I don't think but I don't really remember it. All I
> can remember is some sentence and the last word was DNA which you
> had
> to write in... :S
>
> Heh. Probably a different exam board, but that sounds on the same par
> of easiness as ours. We got given a comprehension question for
> christsake!
Haha...lucky you really :P I found Physics the hardest probably because I never listened in lessons and didn't revise it much but thankfully the one formula that came up I knew. Speed = Distance/Time :D
> Lipe wrote:
> RastaBillySkank wrote:
> How'd do find the Biology paper?
>
> Wasn't too hard I don't think but I don't really remember it. All I
> can remember is some sentence and the last word was DNA which you
> had
> to write in... :S
>
> Heh. Probably a different exam board, but that sounds on the same par
> of easiness as ours. We got given a comprehension question for
> christsake!
Haha...lucky you really :P I found Physics the hardest probably because I never listened in lessons and didn't revise it much but thankfully the one formula that came up I knew. Speed = Distance/Time :D
Yr 10 so 14/15.
Oh right, sorry
How old is he, 16?
How old is he, 16?
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