Ds has to choose his A-level subjects on Wednesday. His original plan was to do maths, computer science and whichever two sciences he got the best grades for at GCSE. His school insists on everyone taking AS levels regardless of whether or not the subject is reformed so they're still expecting pupils to choose 4 subjects with the option of dropping one at the end of Y12.
Unfortunately Ds's GCSE results reflected the amount of effort he'd put in ... So while he was 'supposed' to be getting all A* and A, he actually ended up with As in maths and computing and Bs in all three sciences.
Everything I've read suggests there's a huge gap between GCSE and A-level and I'm worried that starting out with a B will make getting good science grades really tricky. Which of the three would be the 'least impossible'?
I'm also very worried about how he's going to cope with maths A-level with only a lowish A at GCSE but that's another thread ...
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Science teachers - advice please!
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Noitsnotteatimeyet · 29/08/2016 08:54
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