GCSE's are piss....

as the title says...
havent had one hard exam yet and only have 2 left
those left are triple science and statistic with the only reasonably hard topic being in science and protein synthesis.

oh well 3 months "vacation" to look foward to or rather 3 months of work

bahahaah i hope ur head explodes like lister in red dwarf.

a levels do u up the arse compared to gcses.

you have been warned.


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They havent been as hard as I thought. the maths was alot easier than my mock (But I was in higher for my mock and intermediate for real) and French reading was hard...because I can barely read French, but I never realised how much revision can help me.

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i got B in tripple scince

I skived my GCSE's.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/20/2005 09:14PM by gav.

Hope your grammar was better in the English exam.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

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its impossible to fail GCSE's

Sim

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you are right gcses are piss easy...

as levels is a bit of a step up though

so if you dont get a*'s in all your exams aren't you queer

pretty much.

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danm Wrote:
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> bahahaah i hope ur head explodes like lister in
> red dwarf.
>
> a levels do u up the arse compared to gcses.
>
> you have been warned.
>

so true. GCSE's were relatively easy but a levels are hard. i got an A in my maths GCSE and then went and got an E in my Core 1 exam that i did in january, that paper alone was harder than every GCSE put together

Agreed, GCSE's were easy in comparison the A Level stuff.

Something would be severly wrong if that wasn't the case.

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Sauber89 Wrote:
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> so if you dont get a*'s in all your exams aren't
> you queer
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nope sorry i am straight
but yeh if i dont get at least 7 A*'s i am a @#$%& :P
but i know already i will suck in ICT and French

Wait till you finish education altogether, THEN you'll be learning some pretty tough lessons I did 16 GCSEs and didn't spend a minute revising - I'm not boasting there was just no point I played tennis all day and had fun, this year for A2 I've been revising quite a bit but the exams are ok once you know your stuff especially maths, unless you're 100% confident it seems v v hard. I have to say
Geography has been really difficult in terms of getting so many arguments down on paper in so little time AND remember a pleuthora of facts and figures...and I thought it was a tight squeeze at GCSE its 3x as much now ah well we cope

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NickKK Wrote:
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> Wait till you finish education altogether, THEN
> you'll be learning some pretty tough lessons I
> did 16 GCSEs and didn't spend a minute revising -
> I'm not boasting there was just no point I played
> tennis all day and had fun, this year for A2 I've
> been revising quite a bit but the exams are ok
> once you know your stuff especially maths, unless
> you're 100% confident it seems v v hard. I have to
> say
> Geography has been really difficult in terms of
> getting so many arguments down on paper in so
> little time AND remember a pleuthora of facts and
> figures...and I thought it was a tight squeeze at
> GCSE its 3x as much now ah well we cope
>
>


erm..16 GCSes? is this for real? how did u manage to fit in all the lessons for them? your school day must have been from 9-20:00 or something..

No I took some of em privately since I come from abroad I already knew french and did a few extras (was doing French AS in year 11 too ) I was doing like 11 in school maybe I dono does GNVQ count :S

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/21/2005 01:38AM by NickKK.

In my school we joked that GNVQ stood for 'generally not very qualified'. I have to say, I didn't find A-Levels much harder than GCSE, but maybe it's what I chose. You have to be more specific, but they're still far too formulaic. What you really want to do are the AEA levels (kind of a mix of the old S levels and the old A levels). These assess ability much better.

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> What you really want to do are the AEA levels
> (kind of a mix of the old S levels and the old A
> levels). These assess ability much better.

arent those called AS now??






Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/21/2005 03:18AM by gin.