Mintona
Established Member
Age has nothing to do with typing skills....
Why not improve yours then?
"Cor blimey! You're positively and old, ancient fossil!" makes no sense. need to take the "d" off the 'and'.
Age has nothing to do with typing skills....
Apparently for some subjects you still get exams of e.g working outs half marks
Rhys, no life then
Alistair, have edited the post if you would like to look
I have my first exam (AS level) in three weeks. And joy of joys its Critical Thinking. My b*****d headmaster has the audacity to make it compulsory for all AS students to take it, as apparently unies like to have people with it now. We all think he's talking b****cks, mainly because we really would rather not do the exam, and that his behaviour toward us is on a par with Joseph Stalin. I really detest the thought of going to uni, and therefore don't care about said exam, and I also have been terrible in the practice papers. Wow, really off to a flying start aren't we!
I like trains, but only my friends who i've known for ages know. no-one picks on me at school, for liking trains, as nobidy knows
Which is completely contrary to what I've heard, which is that Critical Thinking is on a par with General Studies as something hat nobody really cares about.
The real reason for forcing A level students to take the often pointless General Studies (completely discounted by many universities) is that the funding a school gets for a sixth form is directly related to the number of exams taken. General Studies costs approximately nothing to teach, but rakes in cash which can be used to prop up the rest of the school.
I know this topic was "soooo 3 pages ago" but hey...
What's the big problem with trains? Everyone knows that I come on these forums and stuff (although I am, admittedly not as extreme as most of you) but Ive never been given any crap for it. You just have to learn how to be 'normal' at the same time!
Anyway.
Im findin year 11 more relaxed than school ever has been. We're all gonna fail though, cos we've all relaxed too much, but never mind...!
(but I can't understand the people who openly advertise their interest in railways, only to wonder why people pick on them, we have a guy in year 10 like that, doesn't know when not to talk "trains". That said, he's a bit of a p***k anyway, he keeps punching my younger brothers, so I may have to defend my families honour soon)
I'm completely with you on this one. Ive spoken to a number of younger forum members via msn who, as well as wondering why they get the **** taken out of them, claim not to know why. Ive also noticed in various threads on the forum. The answer is simple: get some social skills. :thumbup:
To right , some people here like taking the mick of me and the other fred for some reason...
The real reason for forcing A level students to take the often pointless General Studies (completely discounted by many universities) is that the funding a school gets for a sixth form is directly related to the number of exams taken. General Studies costs approximately nothing to teach, but rakes in cash which can be used to prop up the rest of the school.
I'm completely with you on this one. Ive spoken to a number of younger forum members via msn who, as well as wondering why they get the **** taken out of them, claim not to know why. Ive also noticed in various threads on the forum. The answer is simple: get some social skills. :thumbup:
Some people have serious problems.