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we have short course and it'd be more interesting if the teacher could actually be bothered to teach us... in 2 years i've done about 10 pages of work and then all of a sudden after christams she realised we were so close to the exam that she must teach us something becuase the examiner won;t be lax with the marking
I had a very busy couple of days, working a late followed by an early shift. It ended up with 5 staff to look after 29 patients and to say it was hectic would be an understatement. Got home and had to go get food, recieved a phone call from my sister to let me know that a very close friend had dropped dead earlier on yesterday, out walking his dog, after having a heart attack - The shops arent a great place to start crying!
at least you have a proper teacher, we dont, we have the headmaster and he is making us write things like our career plans in re. i havent done proper re for months.
exactly there is no point and i really dont like re as its broing yeah i know that we have to learn about other peoples religion but i dont see whywe have to take it for gcseQuote:
Originally Posted by leanne27
havent done much today went romford and later as its my grandads birthday were all going out for a meal
at my school we dont talk much about religion, in exmas they have to mention about 3 points of religious views and that's it for my year 11 class at the moment I'm teaching about Crime and Punishment
well today i did my papers etc and went to manchester and hardly bought anything which annoyed me... 5 hours walking around and i only bought 3 things- from primark lol! its the first time i've ever found stuff in there because i haven;t been bothered to hunt before! but next saturday i'm getting an iPod nano!
Nor do we - and we have to do a full re course at GCSE. If I end up with the same useless teacher I don't know what I'll do, I hardly learn anything half the time and sometimes I can't even hear what she's saying because she is virtually whispering. I'm so glad I'm in year nine and not year eight otherwise I'd be straight down to set 2 in September. My levels have took a total nosedive - from a level 7+ in a year eight set two class to a level five in a year nine set one class. My lessons in RE are also so close together. I'm so glad I don't have to go to school today.Quote:
Originally Posted by lollymay
For standard grade, the teachers at my school teach 2 religions ( One has to be christianity) and then the rest is Moral issues. I actually like R.E, not so much of the religion but I like doing the moral issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by leanne27
I had a lucky day yesterday. My auntie lost a CD and she had been for it for days. I found it almost straight away. Then I was in the material shop with my Mum because she was looking for some camoflage material and she thought she had seen it a few days ago and she was about to give up and I found it. Then I needed some new red nail varnish and I went to boots and found some for £2.49. I also found some black nail varnish which they don't see any of the shops normally where I stay for £2.49 as well. I had a really good day yesterday.
yeh short course re was compulsory when i did it too, the school decided halfway through yr10 that we had to do the full course but no one wanted to so we kicked up a fuss and in the end they let us only do the short course. i never learnt anything in re either, my teacher in yr10 was really good when we had him for history but he didnt teach us much in re, my teacher in yr11 was a right cow so we spent all lesson taking the mick out of her and winding her up, she had to take time off cos we made her have a nervous breakdown! luckily for me though, in the exam we had to choose sections to do and in my year there was loads of sections on morals rather than religion so i picked them and although you were meant to link the morals back to religion i didnt but still managed an A, i would have been really stuck though if i had to write about religion. i hated re, i dont think it should be compulsory to do it, its just a waste of time!Quote:
Originally Posted by samantha nixon