Maths, not History.
History's tomorrow and then I'm done.
Maths, not History.
It's fine, I'm not offended. I don't see the issue with modules and resits in the slightest. I mean if someone prefers linear courses then that's fair enough, but I don't see how how forcing everyone to take linear courses has any advantages. It doesn't make us learn more, it doesn't fit more stuff in to the syllabus, it just makes everything unnecessarily harder. If Michael Gove has an issue with GCSEs not being rigorous enough, then he should just put more stuff in to the courses rather than making us suffer for no reason.
Back on the point of resits. If you do an exam and didn't do that great and then you're determined to get that grade up as high as you can so you're willing to work your arse off to learn for it and do well, then why should you not be allowed? If you take a resit you have to pay for it, so there's no real disadvantage.
So, you should probably be able to land that job at McD's now?
Is a summer job in a massage parlour considered a step up the ladder from McD's?I got an A overall. Turns out I did nowhere near as well in that paper as I thought I had but I guess that's a good thing as that relieves the pain associated with this story. Happy ending I guess?
So only answering the questions on one side of the paper still gets an A these days.
I was born at the wrong time.
More to the point what a criminal waste of money. How much does it cost to put kids through exams time and time again even after they have attained a class grade. The only logical reason this happens is because senior educational staff get kickbacks directly or indirectly from the examiners.
That money would be better spent on kit or staying in my pocket.
I got an A overall. Turns out I did nowhere near as well in that paper as I thought I had but I guess that's a good thing as that relieves the pain associated with this story. Happy ending I guess?
So only answering the questions on one side of the paper still gets an A these days.
I was born at the wrong time.
How did you get on at Science ?