Anyone else sick of revision?

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  • covert
    covert Posts: 59
    haha yeh. i have no idea with chemistry. our teacher is utter bol*ocks.
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  • wilson7
    wilson7 Posts: 48
    don't worry about being motivated? i don't, i just sit around and listen to bob marley instead.. thats more fun

    i'm probably not working hard enough though :)
  • new freerider
    new freerider Posts: 197
    our chemistry teacher found out about a month ago that he has been teaching us the worng AS syllabus and that was 6 weeks before the test. what an ass!!!
  • wilson7
    wilson7 Posts: 48
    how the funk did he teach you the wrong syllabus and not notice? what a 'tard! haha
  • covert
    covert Posts: 59
    <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by new freerider</i>

    our chemistry teacher found out about a month ago that he has been teaching us the worng AS syllabus and that was 6 weeks before the test. what an ass!!!
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    haha, i thought i had it bad.....theres always someone worse off than you.
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  • Rindle
    Rindle Posts: 219
    I actually found my GCSE's a whole lot more stressfull than my degree. if you don't get good gcse's its hard to resit them and there's a lot of pressure with A-levels for getting into uni. Bu now i'm here and i've had a chance to get proper jobs in the holidays its made me realise that having a degree isn't the be all and end all of my future i can still get a job a house and have a future without my degree.

    I sypathise with all those taking their gcse's i hated having to revise for ten unrelated subjects simultaniously. good luck to all of you.
  • TSawyer
    TSawyer Posts: 721
    Well in this set thats now 3 down with 12 left, not including the french and german orals before Easter and my maths which I took in November.

    I'm happy.

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  • bobmcstuff
    bobmcstuff Posts: 11,435
    I found GCSE's to be fairly un-stressful, except for maths. Mind you uni hasn't been particularly stressful so far (apart from the maths...), and a-levels weren't much more stressful than my GCSE's. But then I don't really get stressed.

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  • ride_whenever
    ride_whenever Posts: 13,279
    I haven't had any stress with exams up until now because they are what count. As my tutor told me, a 2.2 from oxford counts for sh*t. Have never really revised before, the exams should be a laugh.

    If anyone does need help with chemistry drop me an e-mail, I'm quite good at explaining stuff.

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  • jgb_bredon
    jgb_bredon Posts: 31
    Hey revise in front of the Computer and browse MBUK for 2 hours instead works for me PS i'm in top set not bottem so revision does matter
  • miggillicuddy
    miggillicuddy Posts: 554
    GCSEs? If they're anything like Scottish standard grades, you shouldn't be worrying.

    Highers properly suck the big one. It's worse when all the revision you've put in appears not to pay off *cough* maths/english[V]

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  • OMG i totally agree im in year 9 and just had my exams and been revising but oh well as long as i get good results good luck to you !!! :)

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  • Silver Bullet
    Silver Bullet Posts: 1,064
    ah, SATS are easy, even when you think about it relative stress-wise...
    mainly because they don't mean sweet FA

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  • Silver Bullet
    Silver Bullet Posts: 1,064
    theyre just for school league tables and so that the govt. can check that the teachers are teaching properly

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  • Cerberus
    Cerberus Posts: 436
    To have 18 exams you either must have taken loads of subjects, or you are resitting modules that should have been done last year, or you just didn't do them last year because either your school sucks and didn't let you or you decided not too.

    In the last year of my GCSEs I had, probably about 10-11 exams. I did 10 subjects, or it may have been eleven, I can't remeber, but 18 does seem a hell of alot.

    I just can't revise, I don't have the will power to just sit down and revise, I always get distracted or get annoyed because I want to do something else, like bike. I think I'm going to be screwed at Uni, [:D].

    I have AS exams, done physics practical today and got 2 ICT exams next week, 3 hours long. Then the rest in 2 weeks.

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  • new freerider
    new freerider Posts: 197
    <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Cerberus</i>

    To have 18 exams you either must have taken loads of subjects, or you are resitting modules that should have been done last year, or you just didn't do them last year because either your school sucks and didn't let you or you decided not too.

    In the last year of my GCSEs I had, probably about 10-11 exams. I did 10 subjects, or it may have been eleven, I can't remeber, but 18 does seem a hell of alot.

    I just can't revise, I don't have the will power to just sit down and revise, I always get distracted or get annoyed because I want to do something else, like bike. I think I'm going to be screwed at Uni, [:D].

    I have AS exams, done physics practical today and got 2 ICT exams next week, 3 hours long. Then the rest in 2 weeks.
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    im like you, i can hardly concentrate because i get bored easily. i had the physics today, what you think of it?
  • Silver Bullet
    Silver Bullet Posts: 1,064
    i have 6 science exams - i'm doing higher tier triple award, 2 maths, 3 english, 2 history, 2 geography, 3 french and 2 for business
    i think that adds up?

    we didn't get the option to take any exams in year 10, but i chose not to do RE exam, unlike some people, which would have added an extra exam


    i got bored with revision today, so i pissed about in the garden for a bit (built a mini roll in to tabletop thing) and now i'm sat in front of my laptop eatng jelly babies [;)]

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    Think you have pressure? Your exams are only for yourself really.
    With mine at college I have to perform for the company.
    I get paid for it, they pay my course fee's etc.
    So I have to do well, the fact I understand it fairly well anyway removes a lot of pressure, but its still there. That and the better I do compared to the other apprentices puts me in better grounding with managment. The better I do with this year affects what course I get placed on next year, I'm hoping to do FND, not HNC.



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  • Silver Bullet
    Silver Bullet Posts: 1,064
    FND not HNC?
    i havn't a clue what you are talking about there i'm afraid

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    FND= Foundation Degree, the first 2 years of a Degree Basicallyy But done part time on day release one day and an evening, another year at college after that gives me a Bsc I think.
    HNC= Higher National Certificate, Below FND.

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  • Silver Bullet
    Silver Bullet Posts: 1,064
    ah, fair enough, it has all become clear now

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  • doug
    doug Posts: 8,927
    revision is easy
    exams are piss


    in theory

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  • Az~T
    Az~T Posts: 6
    open a revision book and slip a mag inside (:D)

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  • Matt
    Matt Posts: 5,288
    your exams are really easy, i could pass them with no revision, wait until you get to where I am, they're much harder here

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  • <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by DigDug</i>

    how the heck can you have 18 exams... Surely you didnt take 18 courses? thats not possible...

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  • wiltonjh
    wiltonjh Posts: 59
    Did my first gcse today...
    Oh dear :D
  • Sean_norco
    Sean_norco Posts: 255
    Last standard grade exam tomorrow and then two weeks off and a visit to glentress!

    Sean

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  • Cerberus
    Cerberus Posts: 436
    physics practical wasn't too bad. Was easier than the ones we'd practised. I think I did alright.

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  • roj279
    roj279 Posts: 579
    did any one else do their r.e short course exam today? i though it was well easy

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