Raffles Institution (Year 1-4)
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jtoh:
Firefly, Biology is VERY content heavy.
Yes, FF, Bio is very very content heavy....see the piles of Bio notes on her table make me :roll: :faint:
Tell him to be prepared for it if choose Bio...
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Augmum:
Hihi Augmum and jtoh, do you mean at O or A levels here? Or all the abovejtoh:
Firefly, Biology is VERY content heavy.
Yes, FF, Bio is very very content heavy....see the piles of Bio notes on her table make me :roll: :faint:
Tell him to be prepared for it if choose Bio...
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schweppes:
Hihi Augmum and jtoh, do you mean at O or A levels here? Or all the aboveAugmum:
[quote=\"jtoh\"]Firefly, Biology is VERY content heavy.
Yes, FF, Bio is very very content heavy....see the piles of Bio notes on her table make me :roll: :faint:
Tell him to be prepared for it if choose Bio...
[/quote]Hi schwepps, Bio is very manageable at upper sec. At A levels, the amount of content is crazy. Piles and piles of reading material.
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schweppes:
Hihi Augmum and jtoh, do you mean at O or A levels here? Or all the aboveAugmum:
[quote=\"jtoh\"]Firefly, Biology is VERY content heavy.
Yes, FF, Bio is very very content heavy....see the piles of Bio notes on her table make me :roll: :faint:
Tell him to be prepared for it if choose Bio...
[/quote]Hi Schweppes, we are referring to H2 Bio (A level)...O level Bio is still ok...
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jtoh:
Thanks jtoh and Augmum, dd2 is currently taking Bio as combined science for her Os. She's thinking of taking Bio at A lvl. Now, not sure if she can cope
Hi schwepps, Bio is very manageable at upper sec. At A levels, the amount of content is crazy. Piles and piles of reading material.schweppes:
Hihi Augmum and jtoh, do you mean at O or A levels here? Or all the above
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schweppes:
Thanks jtoh, dd2 is currently taking Bio as combined science for her Os. She's thinking of taking Bio at A lvl. Now, not sure if she can cope
Hi schwepps, Bio is very manageable at upper sec. At A levels, the amount of content is crazy. Piles and piles of reading material.jtoh:
[quote=\"schweppes\"]
Hihi Augmum and jtoh, do you mean at O or A levels here? Or all the above
[/quote]At the end of the day, ask your dd to go with her interest and ability. No point taking a subject she has no interest in. Every subject comes with its own level of difficulty at A levels and what will sustain you is your interest. Of course you must be competent in that subject as well to begin with.
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jtoh:
She enjoys Maths. During our time, there was Maths and F Maths at A levels. Is there still some F Maths equivalent at A levels now? Sorry, a bit out of touch now.
At the end of the day, ask your dd to go with her interest and ability. No point taking a subject she has no interest in. Every subject comes with its own level of difficulty at A levels and what will sustain you is your interest. Of course you must be competent in that subject as well to begin with.
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Augmum:
Thanks Augmum
Hi Schweppes, we are referring to H2 Bio (A level)...O level Bio is still ok...
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schweppes:
There's H2 and H1 Math. Not sure how that relates to Math and F Math.
She enjoys Maths. During our time, there was Maths and F Maths at A levels. Is there still some F Maths equivalent at A levels now? Sorry, a bit out of touch now.jtoh:
At the end of the day, ask your dd to go with her interest and ability. No point taking a subject she has no interest in. Every subject comes with its own level of difficulty at A levels and what will sustain you is your interest. Of course you must be competent in that subject as well to begin with.
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jtoh:
There's H2 and H1 Math. Not sure how that relates to Math and F Math.[/quote]No prob, thanks anyway, jtoh
She enjoys Maths. During our time, there was Maths and F Maths at A levels. Is there still some F Maths equivalent at A levels now? Sorry, a bit out of touch now.schweppes:
[quote=\"jtoh\"]
At the end of the day, ask your dd to go with her interest and ability. No point taking a subject she has no interest in. Every subject comes with its own level of difficulty at A levels and what will sustain you is your interest. Of course you must be competent in that subject as well to begin with.
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