EPTMy results:
4 A*s
4 As
3 Bs
1 C
1 E
Damn you Religious Studies and Additional Maths!
Anybody else taken GCSEs?
GCSEs! D:
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TonyL2
England1953 Posts
My results: 4 A*s 4 As 3 Bs 1 C 1 E Damn you Religious Studies and Additional Maths! Anybody else taken GCSEs? | ||
micronesia
United States24698 Posts
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Nytefish
United Kingdom4282 Posts
I didn't even know Add Maths existed until I got to 6th form - went to a bad secondary. You did well, if you got A* in all the subjects you're taking for A level then it's brilliant.  | ||
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Heggie
United Kingdom167 Posts
Well done anyway. | ||
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6637 Posts
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Woyn
United Kingdom1628 Posts
What are you doing for A Level, assuming you are doing A Levels. | ||
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thoraxe
United States1449 Posts
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TS-Rupbar
Sweden1089 Posts
On August 22 2008 05:09 thoraxe wrote: Religious Studies????????????????????????????????? wtf..... Only in the UK. Only everywhere? Religion is, at least to me, a very important subject. I had two different classes of religion. One basic and one more advanced. In the first, we learned about all the world religions and in the more advanced one, we talked about what happens after death and tolerance towards different religious groups and stuff like that. I don't know if it's the same elsewhere, but religion was one of the more enjoyable subjects for me during high school. Just half a year ago, I was thinkinf of majoring in religion, but chose English instead. First day of university is 1st September. Go me! | ||
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Shauni
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shavingcream66
United States1219 Posts
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micronesia
United States24698 Posts
On August 22 2008 07:25 shavingcream66 wrote: man I live in america and our education system is crap (for high school). College is good You have high standards if you call it crap. Then again, high school education varies significantly from state to state and so forth... | ||
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
On August 22 2008 08:16 micronesia wrote: You have high standards if you call it crap. Then again, high school education varies significantly from state to state and so forth... just look at international test scores I've heard time and time again from americans about how bad the school system is up until university/college, and its borne out in the performance of students | ||
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skyglow1
New Zealand3962 Posts
Math A* Eng lit A Eng lang B Bio A* Chem A* Physics A* We only do few subjects because we do IGCSE in one year instead of 2 years like I think you guys do for GCSE. I found the IGCSEs so much gayer than A levels. The curriculumn and exams for A levels were so much more clear cut, so I did better in them than in my IGCSEs. | ||
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micronesia
United States24698 Posts
On August 22 2008 08:21 fusionsdf wrote: just look at international test scores I've heard time and time again from americans about how bad the school system is up until university/college, and its borne out in the performance of students International test scores are not solely a reflection on the educational system. They also are not the best judge of how successful the education of a student has been, necessarily. Education issues tend to get oversimplified. | ||
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