GCSE's..
- Thread starter Luigi
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yeh i remember bloody stupid questions like that
some could be more than the allocated answers or none :S almost as if the exam writers knew feck all!
reminds me of my driving theory test too...not hard questions but most of the time understanding them or literally guessing 1/2 or so correct answers proves the hardest bit >.<
nvm, I'm making up for only getting a B in ICT at secondary (lets face it, the most indepth it goes is excel calculations and making websites..) by getting distinctions on my ict practitioner course (basically A's at A level)
Still annoys me that GCSEs can still be the deciding factor on unis etc. tho =/
some could be more than the allocated answers or none :S almost as if the exam writers knew feck all!
reminds me of my driving theory test too...not hard questions but most of the time understanding them or literally guessing 1/2 or so correct answers proves the hardest bit >.<
nvm, I'm making up for only getting a B in ICT at secondary (lets face it, the most indepth it goes is excel calculations and making websites..) by getting distinctions on my ict practitioner course (basically A's at A level)
Still annoys me that GCSEs can still be the deciding factor on unis etc. tho =/
Rastalovich
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name='j.woody' said:
Explained to an aging engineer yesterday about the difference between IT people and computer people.
A computer person would argue the **** on questions like that on a technical basis, and be correct. However, would fail the question as it's not answered the way that is required.
It's one of the concepts of exams. Not knowing - but being able to answer the questions the way that is expected.
One of the reasons it took me 3 attempts to pass english. Inherently for being honest about what I thought of the texts.
