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OK, lets keep this going gamers. For beige box and country!!
Or something like that. :)

Silent Thunder wrote:
> Well it was just a free period for our class, that'll teach 'em to
> put a keyboard at every desk. Ah, memories. :-)

Urrgh, we were actually meant to play things. I remember we were even meant to compose and record something for assessment in year 7.
A class of 25 people with maybe 2 having any kind of musical knowledge. That was fun.

Lipe wrote:
>
> Nah I find chemistry the easiest. Or I did until I stopped revising
> it :P If you listen in lessons and don't get distracted then it's
> pretty easy. If you still aren't sure on what you learnt then go home
> and revise it, it should click.

Well I've got a test on Friday, so I'll give it a go and I'll post the result. Don't think it'll work though: I just don't like chemistry.

Also in my report it says for chemistry: Current Grade: D, Predicted Grade: A.

o_O

Bob_The_Moose wrote:
> Silent Thunder wrote:
> You cruel, cruel person! :P
>
> Our old music teacher ended up crying and leaving not too long
> afterwards as well.
>
> Oh God, how I hated music lessons...

Well it was just a free period for our class, that'll teach 'em to put a keyboard at every desk. Ah, memories. :-)

Silent Thunder wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> >
> Lol I was never going to take it for A level. I find it so boring
> and
> pointless...aw god don't even get me started on it.
>
> I find it a lot easier than chemistry, physics just seems to click.

Nah I find chemistry the easiest. Or I did until I stopped revising it :P If you listen in lessons and don't get distracted then it's pretty easy. If you still aren't sure on what you learnt then go home and revise it, it should click.

Silent Thunder wrote:
> You cruel, cruel person! :P
>
> Our old music teacher ended up crying and leaving not too long
> afterwards as well.

Oh God, how I hated music lessons...

Silent Thunder wrote:
> I hope for some good marks in physics and biology, just not in
> chemistry. Bah, the teacher before the current one was much better
> and she was apparently bad.

Well when you get a GCSE grade for Science it's for all of them put together so if you do well in physics and biology (say you get a B on both) and you get a D in Chemistry then you can easily pass. I think that if you get two grades the same than the 3rd doesn't matter - so if you got 2 B's but an E you'd still get a B overall, but I'm not sure on that so don't risk it :P

Lipe wrote:
>
> Lol I was never going to take it for A level. I find it so boring and
> pointless...aw god don't even get me started on it.

I find it a lot easier than chemistry, physics just seems to click.

Lipe wrote:
> Silent Thunder wrote:
> I don't think she'll be retiring soon, she has only recently arrived
> at the school. Hopefully she'll get a better picture of how to teach
> soon though.. :-/
>
> Lol...sounds like my 1st maths supply teacher this year (I had two)
> She was young, had no idea how to teach and couldn't control the
> class. And I made her cry and the next day she didn't come back,
> MUWAHAHAHA! I've become famous in my school for that now :D

You cruel, cruel person! :P

Our old music teacher ended up crying and leaving not too long afterwards as well.

I hope for some good marks in physics and biology, just not in chemistry. Bah, the teacher before the current one was much better and she was apparently bad.

Bob_The_Moose wrote:
> Anyway, lucky you Lipe, you've realised physics is rubbish before you
> decided to take it as an A level.

Lol I was never going to take it for A level. I find it so boring and pointless...aw god don't even get me started on it.