I keep reading that the as/a level students need to be working really hard.
What I wonder does this mean?
Clearly watching endless episodes of friends after school isn't hard work nor is staying in bed till 12.00 and the spending two hours dolling up constitute hard work but what does?i want to impose insist on and ensure hard work but unfortunately I am out for the majority of the time undertaking hard work myself. How do others manage this? Have I missed the hard work boat? All these DCs going to Oxbridge ect were they all naturally hard workers? Self starters? Incredibly intelligent?
I really could do with some tips as I feel this next few months is hard work Armageddon and time is running out.
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When we say hard work what exactly do we mean?
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Londonbug1 · 10/09/2014 22:22
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