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How Hard is A-Level Psychology?

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Psychology is still a relatively new subject to most students. Consequently, A-Level Psychology is often a popular subject, which is over-subscribed, as students want to get involved! It is definitely an interesting subject, covering all sorts of topics from memory and development to forensics and …

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What is the Best Calculator For GCSE Maths?

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If you want to ace your GCSE Maths exams, you’re going to need a good calculator. With so many options on the market, it can be hard to choose the right one for you. I’ve just finished GCSE Maths, and I’ve already passed on my …

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How Hard is A-Level Economics?

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Whether you’re an aspiring economist, a maths genius, or a business boffin, A-Level Economics is a great subject to take. Further education and a bright future lay ahead for economics students. The one question every student wants to ask, how hard actually is A-Level Economics? …

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How Hard is A-Level Physics?

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A-Level Physics is widely considered to be an A-Level that challenges even the brightest students. Although everyone seems to regard the difficulty of A-Level Physics extremely highly, how true is this reputation that the subject has got itself? As always, below is a short answer …

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How To Revise Effectively For An Exam

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Exams are everything when it comes to studying. That means if you aren’t good at revising for exams, you won’t get very far in the academic world. This article will teach you everything you need to know about studying for exams effectively. 1. Tidy Your …

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How To Prepare Properly For A-Levels After GCSEs

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So you’ve just finished your GCSEs, and you’re already starting to look towards your A-Levels. They’re a lot harder than GCSEs, and you’ll have to get used to a different style of work and structure in your education. Therefore, you’ll want to do a things to prepare for that …