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Practice Exams
« on: June 05, 2016, 09:47:31 am »
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Hi Everyone

Since the study design for Biology has changed for Unit 1 and 2 this year. Where am i able to find practice exams for the new study design?
 Plz help :P

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Re: Practice Exams
« Reply #1 on: June 05, 2016, 10:08:01 am »
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Hi Everyone

Since the study design for Biology has changed for Unit 1 and 2 this year. Where am i able to find practice exams for the new study design?
 Plz help :P

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I would suggest you to look at NEAP.
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Re: Practice Exams
« Reply #2 on: June 05, 2016, 10:11:12 am »
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I would suggest you to look at NEAP.
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Re: Practice Exams
« Reply #3 on: June 05, 2016, 10:46:15 am »
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Hi Everyone

Since the study design for Biology has changed for Unit 1 and 2 this year. Where am i able to find practice exams for the new study design?
 Plz help :P

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Alternatively, you and your mates could write some questions for each other. I mean, that's pretty much what the private companies are doing anyway and actually having to think about how a question would be written is a really good way of preparing for an exam.
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Re: Practice Exams
« Reply #4 on: June 05, 2016, 11:40:28 am »
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Alternatively, you and your mates could write some questions for each other. I mean, that's pretty much what the private companies are doing anyway and actually having to think about how a question would be written is a really good way of preparing for an exam.

It can be a reeeeaaaallly effective study method.

One of my friends wrote six practice exams last year for methods and spec because he had already burned through all of the practice exams he could get his hands on. Guess who got a 50 in methods and a 48 in spec last year?

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Re: Practice Exams
« Reply #5 on: June 05, 2016, 11:52:17 am »
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It can be a reeeeaaaallly effective study method.

One of my friends wrote six practice exams last year for methods and spec because he had already burned through all of the practice exams he could get his hands on. Guess who got a 50 in methods and a 48 in spec last year?
tbh im gonna play the devils advocate here...
If he burnt through all the practice exams he could get his hands on he would've known the content extremely well allowing him to create practice exams...  coz there's hella practice exams online you can find so many easily
dont think writing practice exams led to that result but rather him burning through all the exams

but yeah writing questions is good if they're solid questions. I've tried it previously but didnt find it very effective coz the things i needed to practice werent things i knew i had to practice if that makes any sense.

Writing questions for your friend and they write questions for you would be effective in tackling this though.
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Re: Practice Exams
« Reply #6 on: June 05, 2016, 11:21:03 pm »
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It can be a reeeeaaaallly effective study method.

One of my friends wrote six practice exams last year for methods and spec because he had already burned through all of the practice exams he could get his hands on. Guess who got a 50 in methods and a 48 in spec last year?

Yeah I concur with Swag,
If he burned through all the methods and spesh papers he could get his hands on........ Then he was going to smash regardless! There is like 160 practice exams for methods lol.

I don't think it is very helpful for maths subjects but for science it is
The foundation of critical thinking is asking questions, and when you force yourself to construct questions you force yourself to pick apart the content and that is when you start to logically understand the content much better :)