Hey everyone, I haven’t been on lately got I got loads of studying to do for my exams. So I probably wont be online that much.
I’m really scared for my exams. I’m so worried.
Pray for me please…
Bye for now
exactly two months till results for AS/A levels come out i cant wait two months its too long its killing me just waiting hope every1 does great inshaAllah, im just so confused in wht to drop next year i dont thnk i can handle four subjects for A2,
Uni results will be released at the end of this month... after the strike they may have been delayed depending on which uni u ppl attend (if u attend a uni).
i know its best for me to do three but i dont knw wht to drop i go to each of my teachers n my politics, psychology, biology n chemistry teachers are like dont you dare drop my subject i just dont knw, every1 gives me different advice, but i really love all my subjects im so confused 😢
For the past few days each time I’ve sat down with my books open, I’ve suddenly remembered to file my nails, phone up people I haven’t contacted in ages, spent 15min in front of the mirror trying out new ways to apply eyeliner, I’ve remembered that I haven’t weighed my self in months, at one point I even went out to buy almonds cos apparently almonds makes one cleverer….all to put off studying for a boring 5hour exam on Monday…
For the past few days each time I’ve sat down with my books open, I’ve suddenly remembered to file my nails, phone up people I haven’t contacted in ages, spent 15min in front of the mirror trying out new ways to apply eyeliner, I’ve remembered that I haven’t weighed my self in months, at one point I even went out to buy almonds cos apparently almonds makes one cleverer….all to put off studying for a boring 5hour exam on Monday…
lol i thot i was bad! Good luck i am sure you will do great inshallah.
i fink il have to base it purely on my exam results im stil not sure if i wna do law or medicine, medicine requires chemistry plus another science subject for A-levels n law it just requires AAB in any subject so the two subjects i should drop would be politics n psychology but those are the two subjects which i love attnding n participating in so guess i wait for results day n se then,
Exquisiteso the two subjects i should drop would be politics n psychology
Yeah wait till the exam results come out.
If you get the same grades for both subjects then dropping politics would be good unless you like writing 60 mark essay questions.
Sirusand in law, immigration is the best.....you find out how so many asians get here everyday 😂
Exquisitegood luck for your exam then, five hours?thts mad u have any break in between?
Yeh I should have a 15min break in between...I have an three hour maths exam and a two hour English exam.
I've given up on revision...its way too hot to revise. I spent the whole day procrastinating today by spending 5hours cleaning my car. Revision bores me.
opps i meant to be saying il either drop psycho or polz not both, but yeah waiting till exams, well u see im a girl wiv many interests i love my science n my law n my footie but i guess its haunting me nw
MuslimSisterI've given up on revision...its way too hot to revise. I spent the whole day procrastinating today by spending 5hours cleaning my car. Revision bores me.
:shock: I wasn't expecting that from you.
You should be encouraging us younger lots.
I've been revising all day for the past two weeks (even at night sometimes) and I still think I haven't revised enough.
To be honest I never revised for my gcse's and I thought I could pass it easily but did quite badly. So I learnt from that mistake.
My parents (especially my dad) really wants me to go into uni and get a degree.
I also want to get a degree and the only way I can do that is to pass my A2 exams. I think I'm revising like mad because of the fear of dissapointing my parents and also the fear of not going into uni.
So I'm just going to revise as much as I can and inshaallah pass my exams.
I advise you to pick up past papers, and work through them. Answer the questions fully, writing the answers down. Look in books if necessary to answer the questions.
Just looking at what you have studied will just confuse.
Always look at weighting of question. I presume for essay type questions there will be one mark per point.
I've got past exam questions for the past 4 years lol.
What I'm doing is writing down the main theories and studies down and reading them so many times to memorize it so at least on the exam day I'll remember the main points.
I used that technique for last weeks exam and I think I did great....I remembered everything.
Yeah it's one mark for one point (15 marks A01 and 15 marks A02).
Remember to give yourself some bullet point before you answer the question.
It works two fold:
1. Reminds you if you forget something.
2. If you run out of time, it is a sneaky way of possibly squeazing in some points. The examiner will have a look, and realise you were working methodically, but ran out of time. So may (or may not) award marks for the bullet point that have not been expanded on yet.
Thanks for the tip. I ran out of time in last weeks exam and instead of doing bullet points I started writing a whole paragraph out and couldn't finish writing it.
However I abused that, allowing myself to become extremely arrogant and lazy.
I still am. I think I have a chance in an exam after say half an hour revision with the relevant materials present, even if I have not touched the subject before.
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MuslimBro Fri, 16 Jun 2006 - 23:20
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Now that we are discussing gender bias....my gender/culture bias exam is next week.
I've got to eat rice but I'll be back.
You Fri, 16 Jun 2006 - 23:20
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And it does not mean that they apply to females other than the test subjects. or that even the conclusions are valid.
MuslimBro Fri, 16 Jun 2006 - 23:54
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...unless the sample is big enough (worldwide study using millions of participants).
If u wanna do a research nowadays you have to get a license from the home office and I doubt that they'll give one for a study on sleep deprivation.
The US army uses sleep deprivation as a technique for torture.
Exquisite Sat, 17 Jun 2006 - 10:30
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exactly two months till results for AS/A levels come out i cant wait two months its too long its killing me just waiting hope every1 does great inshaAllah, im just so confused in wht to drop next year i dont thnk i can handle four subjects for A2,
Seraphim Sat, 17 Jun 2006 - 10:57
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Uni results will be released at the end of this month... after the strike they may have been delayed depending on which uni u ppl attend (if u attend a uni).
MuslimBro Sat, 17 Jun 2006 - 13:02
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Don't do four subjects, best to do three.
Unless you wanna do a course in uni which requires 4 A/B's.
Exquisite Sat, 17 Jun 2006 - 16:31
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i know its best for me to do three but i dont knw wht to drop i go to each of my teachers n my politics, psychology, biology n chemistry teachers are like dont you dare drop my subject i just dont knw, every1 gives me different advice, but i really love all my subjects im so confused 😢
madiha Sat, 17 Jun 2006 - 18:35
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well thanx for the advice
anway ive decided to take, biology, chemistry, phycology and textiles at A level.
MuslimSister Sat, 17 Jun 2006 - 19:41
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I’m the queen of procrastination.
For the past few days each time I’ve sat down with my books open, I’ve suddenly remembered to file my nails, phone up people I haven’t contacted in ages, spent 15min in front of the mirror trying out new ways to apply eyeliner, I’ve remembered that I haven’t weighed my self in months, at one point I even went out to buy almonds cos apparently almonds makes one cleverer….all to put off studying for a boring 5hour exam on Monday…
Exquisite Sat, 17 Jun 2006 - 19:51
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good luck for your exam then, five hours?thts mad u have any break in between?
Angel Sat, 17 Jun 2006 - 20:23
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lol i thot i was bad! Good luck i am sure you will do great inshallah.
MuslimBro Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 04:39
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So your teachers are threatening you....
Best you wait till the exam results come out then you will have a better understanding on what subject to drop.
You Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 04:41
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Pick a course for uni.
See what you need.
Exquisite Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 09:36
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i fink il have to base it purely on my exam results im stil not sure if i wna do law or medicine, medicine requires chemistry plus another science subject for A-levels n law it just requires AAB in any subject so the two subjects i should drop would be politics n psychology but those are the two subjects which i love attnding n participating in so guess i wait for results day n se then,
Sirus Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 11:14
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if you consider writing as one of your strengths, go for law.....if your more the logical type, do the sciences
coz in law, you jus have to write a load of rubbish...be an expert at waffling 😃
I personally think its more interesting than the sciences coz.....you cant really relate molecular structure or whatever they teach you, to daily life
and in law, immigration is the best.....you find out how so many asians get here everyday 😂
MuslimBro Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 17:12
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Yeah wait till the exam results come out.
If you get the same grades for both subjects then dropping politics would be good unless you like writing 60 mark essay questions.
lol I've got so many stories....
MuslimSister Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 18:15
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Yeh I should have a 15min break in between...I have an three hour maths exam and a two hour English exam.
I've given up on revision...its way too hot to revise. I spent the whole day procrastinating today by spending 5hours cleaning my car. Revision bores me.
Exquisite Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 21:21
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opps i meant to be saying il either drop psycho or polz not both, but yeah waiting till exams, well u see im a girl wiv many interests i love my science n my law n my footie but i guess its haunting me nw
MuslimBro Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 22:36
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:shock: I wasn't expecting that from you.
You should be encouraging us younger lots.
I've been revising all day for the past two weeks (even at night sometimes) and I still think I haven't revised enough.
You Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 22:40
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I am sorry to say that in my opinion, you are either a worrier or do not know how to revise.
Neither is positive.
MuslimBro Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 22:58
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I've got 6 exams this month. I've finished 1 and got 5 left. So I revise for 1 exam and when that's finished I start revising for the other exam.
I'm not revising all day for the past two weeks for only 1 exam silly.
You Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 23:01
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But how do you manage that?
Revision has never been my strong point. Just did not seem to get the hang of it.
MuslimBro Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 23:07
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To be honest I never revised for my gcse's and I thought I could pass it easily but did quite badly. So I learnt from that mistake.
My parents (especially my dad) really wants me to go into uni and get a degree.
I also want to get a degree and the only way I can do that is to pass my A2 exams. I think I'm revising like mad because of the fear of dissapointing my parents and also the fear of not going into uni.
So I'm just going to revise as much as I can and inshaallah pass my exams.
You Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 23:15
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Inshallah you will.
I advise you to pick up past papers, and work through them. Answer the questions fully, writing the answers down. Look in books if necessary to answer the questions.
Just looking at what you have studied will just confuse.
Always look at weighting of question. I presume for essay type questions there will be one mark per point.
Work smart, not hard.
MuslimBro Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 23:22
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Thanks bro.
I've got past exam questions for the past 4 years lol.
What I'm doing is writing down the main theories and studies down and reading them so many times to memorize it so at least on the exam day I'll remember the main points.
I used that technique for last weeks exam and I think I did great....I remembered everything.
Yeah it's one mark for one point (15 marks A01 and 15 marks A02).
You Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 23:38
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Bullet point help here.
Remember to give yourself some bullet point before you answer the question.
It works two fold:
1. Reminds you if you forget something.
2. If you run out of time, it is a sneaky way of possibly squeazing in some points. The examiner will have a look, and realise you were working methodically, but ran out of time. So may (or may not) award marks for the bullet point that have not been expanded on yet.
MuslimBro Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 23:42
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Ahhaa, that's a clever idea.
Thanks for the tip. I ran out of time in last weeks exam and instead of doing bullet points I started writing a whole paragraph out and couldn't finish writing it.
I'll remember to use that on wednesday.
You Sun, 18 Jun 2006 - 23:52
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I am good at exams. :twisted:
However I abused that, allowing myself to become extremely arrogant and lazy.
I still am. I think I have a chance in an exam after say half an hour revision with the relevant materials present, even if I have not touched the subject before.
MuslimBro Mon, 19 Jun 2006 - 00:51
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You reminded me of a story I read somewhere.
There was a girl (niqabi) who had an exam and she hadn't revised so guess what she done.
She told her dad to go into the exam and do it for her but he got caught after the teachers noticed 'her' bodily features and voice.
You Mon, 19 Jun 2006 - 00:53
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rotfl!
Not that I believe it.
But that is funny.
Pagination
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