Thatmax said:
Well that sucks. But I know what you mean, deep down I know that it would be a lot better to stay in lessons and be taught by the people who practically know what will be in the exam rather than myself. I actually like sixth form now (bar a couple of teachers) so I won't be relluctant to drop in for some study sessions.
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Yes. It works even better for people who are predicted Ds and Es - yet they're the ones who usually complain about the lack of study leave. It was funny but depressing in January when the results came back and the people who were meant to get As and Bs got Es and Us - but those people don't seem to be putting extra work in this time.
What we've mainly been doing in the extra lessons is 10 or so past papers with teacher help if required. It ought not to be, but doing that earns many more additional marks in an exam than spending the same time revising.
