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trollcast
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Just wondering what anyone thinks is a good way to try and stop the silly mistakes I keep making that could become a major hinderance next year for my a levels. (Some A Levels have silly grade boundaries and the top boundary can be ~95%, which for a paper out of a total of 75 marks isn't a lot.)
Its not that I don't understand the material, I normally can do the hardest exercises without a problem, its just stupid errors that usually pull me down.
Just a case of doing more practice with some of the easier questions to get my technique down for the different types of questions?
Thanks
AL
Its not that I don't understand the material, I normally can do the hardest exercises without a problem, its just stupid errors that usually pull me down.
Just a case of doing more practice with some of the easier questions to get my technique down for the different types of questions?
Thanks
AL