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enyone got eny good websites i can go to, so that i can pass my as levels at college?
im taking computing and maths, witch i need to do a lot of revision for
eny won got eny ideas?
thansk
im taking computing and maths, witch i need to do a lot of revision for
eny won got eny ideas?
thansk
Protoss wrote:
> Rakuga wrote:
> I really am not looking forward to my first AS exams on Wednesday :/
>
> The material is such a jump from GCSE level. It's so much harder.
>
> Is it General Studies? Because I have a GS exam that day...
yep, and a chemistry practical in the morning.
> Rakuga wrote:
> I really am not looking forward to my first AS exams on Wednesday :/
>
> The material is such a jump from GCSE level. It's so much harder.
>
> Is it General Studies? Because I have a GS exam that day...
yep, and a chemistry practical in the morning.
Rakuga wrote:
> I really am not looking forward to my first AS exams on Wednesday :/
>
> The material is such a jump from GCSE level. It's so much harder.
Is it General Studies? Because I have a GS exam that day...
> I really am not looking forward to my first AS exams on Wednesday :/
>
> The material is such a jump from GCSE level. It's so much harder.
Is it General Studies? Because I have a GS exam that day...
I really am not looking forward to my first AS exams on Wednesday :/
The material is such a jump from GCSE level. It's so much harder.
The material is such a jump from GCSE level. It's so much harder.
All I can say is get your books out and read, read and read!
In hour long bursts...
In hour long bursts...
Try www.s-cool.co.uk It is very good
www.revisecomputing.com
Explain what the big thing is about using web sites for revision? Why is it that people NEED to use a website rather than their own notes, textbooks, and brains.
So you expect that they'll give you some kind of instant answer to all the questions?
My advice is just to learn from the books. For maths, do lots of past papers, and check your answers against the prewritten ones on www.meikleriggs.org.uk - this guy has solutions to almost every GCSE and A level maths paper (and step paper) since 1996
Sonic
So you expect that they'll give you some kind of instant answer to all the questions?
My advice is just to learn from the books. For maths, do lots of past papers, and check your answers against the prewritten ones on www.meikleriggs.org.uk - this guy has solutions to almost every GCSE and A level maths paper (and step paper) since 1996
Sonic
Maths! Easy!
:c)
Im gonna get an A, and 'N' in your mocks means nothing!
:c)
Im gonna get an A, and 'N' in your mocks means nothing!
You're studying Witches?
Seriously though, try the BBC website (www.bbc.com). It's got a good revision section for some quite difficult maths stuff.
Seriously though, try the BBC website (www.bbc.com). It's got a good revision section for some quite difficult maths stuff.