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    Quote Originally Posted by Marketing View Post
    As easy as it is to do so, try not to blame your teachers for failing.

    If you want something, you will teach it to yourself.

    I had problems with certain aspects of Maths, and always blamed my teacher. But you know what helped me the most? Getting off my arse and getting myself to learn it through the internet - since complaining 'ain't gonna get you nowhere'
    I think you can blame teachers to an extent, but you are right about having to do it yourself. I was off for a few months so I missed a load of all the 3 sciences, the teachers were crap in the sense that they were so slow (generally) so maybe if they were a little faster and a little more organised I might not have had so much to do. However I realised I needed to get on with it so I got on with it for the next 3 or 4 weeks until the exam and I did pass, though if I didn't do tests throughout I would have failed 2/3 of them

    But yeah if you really want it (which you will as it's needed a C in GCSE for pretty much anything) then you just need to self teach and do not procrastinate. You could probably ask people on the forum if there are any real issues aswell. Personally I find it easier having things explained to me rather then just reading it as words cannot go into further depth once you hae read it whereas someone wording it themselves could be done in many ways, I don't know if you are the same but yeah

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    That exam was bloody hard :/





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    Quote Originally Posted by Jssy View Post
    That exam was bloody hard :/
    Had mine today as well . I did the higher tier and I found it incredibly easy though xL

    But, I think it was a edexcel exam ... so we're not allowed to post anything about specific questions

    Still, that was worth 30% and my next one is worth 40% ... I hope I find it as easy as the one I did today ;D
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    where does it say we cant post about questions? I did higher too and that was nothing like the last years past papers I've been using to revise, they were easy, that exam was hard and the majority of the people in my year I talk to thought so as well.





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    Quote Originally Posted by Jssy View Post
    where does it say we cant post about questions? I did higher too and that was nothing like the last years past papers I've been using to revise, they were easy, that exam was hard and the majority of the people in my year I talk to thought so as well.
    2 sec. I'll get the thread.

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    Here; http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=583887

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    P It's because it's worldwide and I have an American friend who's sitting a maths test today (and I think it's by Edexcel... not sure though) so I could have easily cheated by emailing her the questions, so she would know what to expect. But I'm too innocent to do that ^_^ and I don't even know her email :L and I don't remember all the questions LOL

    Ye, it also says there that you cant discuss EDEXCEL, CIE or STEP.
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    yer omg i do foundation and its rely hard but its just cos of ma teachers!!!!! and erm i gt anova maths test monday too

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    Oh right, I wouldn't say anything to anybody because I have no idea if my answers are correct.





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    I had the edexcel higher today

    Was quite easy tbh
    used to fix usertitles n stuff


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    i did a 2 hour linear one today and found it fine really. I have another on monday then mock week the week after with another 8 ;l

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jordan View Post
    i did a 2 hour linear one today and found it fine really. I have another on monday then mock week the week after with another 8 ;l
    Ooh, you must be in one of the top 2 sets for Maths then xL and yeah, the top 2 sets in our school have another one on Monday as well... whilst everyone else has a mufti day, they have to wear uniform for the 2 hour exam

    I was 1 set ... 1 bloody set away from being in set 2.
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