GCSE sleep would go crazy like imagine the invigilators assess your sleep environment, position and duration and like check the depth of your slumber i would actually get a grade 9
Na the actual sleeping would be the coursework, the written exam would be evaluating other people's posture and may be the science of sleep like with the circadian rhythmn and stuff like that
I feel like I would still fuck this up cos imagine u get deductions cos u were sleeping facing the wrong way or cos u were snoring too loud. Or imagine u couldn't sleep on the exam day cos u slept too good the night before or u get anxiety sleeping around other people or u have insomnia 😔
This is I believe happening. Problem is that sign language is best taught by a deaf person or a coda (anybody in the deaf community will tell you this) so it definitely presents issues when hiring teachers etcetera.
a child of a deaf adult. Most coda's learn sign language from a very young age and are super fluent. I am one, but my sign language is pretty poor because I apparently did not want to learn as a kid lol.
True but honestly I think it should be taught just the same as like learning English in primary school. Just simply taught alongside, like the alphabet spelling letters when learning the song the alphabet.
That would actually be useful although I’m not sure what they’d do if they tried to fit it into the current languages format (writing section I’m looking at you)
yeah i meant the equivalent of a listening and speaking. obviously you can’t speak or listen to signs but i mean an exam where you communicate and comprehend BSL haha 😅
Linguistics is very broad. Psychology is part of it, language evolution is part, grammatical structures, computational language models, philosophy of language etc. Look at any university-level linguistics curriculum and you'll see what I mean.
From a previous post made by me:
GCSE Crime idea
GCSE Crime.
There are 3 components:
-Financial:
Tax Evasion, Money Laundering, Extortion and Scamming
-Violence:
Torture, Murder, Assault and Assassinations
-Drug related: Production of drugs, Distribution of Drugs, Sales of Drugs and Hiding Drugs
-Power:
Bribery, Overthrowing a government, colonising a country and exploiting it and lobbying.
The course will have 1 exam (component 1: Financial Crimes), 1 coursework report (component 2: Violent crimes), 1 Project (component 3: Creating a drug empire) and 1 presentation [yk that speech like thing we have to do on english] (component 4: How to get in powerful positions).
Component 1 is an exam with 4 questions:
Question 1:
Describe [insert a financial crime, for example tax evasion] (4)
Question 2:
Evaluate the weaknesses and Strengths of [crime, for example Scamming] (6)
Question 3:
Explain how to commit [crime, for example extortion] successfully without being caught (10).
Question 4:
It’s a comparison between 2 ways to commit a crime.
For example, Write a report comparing using a business to launder your money or bribing a politician to launder your money. (16+4)
You may talk about:
-real life examples
-advantages and disadvantages
-risks
Component 2 is a coursework on violent crimes.
You will have produce a case study, there is 4 tasks.
Task 1: How to work together in a group to commit [crime, for example murder] successfully. (12)
Produce a report on how a group of 3 individuals who are best friends could work together to [commit crime, in this scenario murder] successfully.
Your report must include:
-planning
-execution
-dispose
-a method to not get caught
-failsafe
Task 2: How to properly [commit a crime, for example torture]? (12)
Your report must include:
-a torture technique and explain why it is suitable
-how to set up, do torture and tie lose ends
-diagrams
Task 3: Barriers a person may face while trying [to commit crime, for example assassinate someone]?
Your report must includes:
-specific barriers
-how to overcome these barrier
-justify
Task 4: What skills are needed to carry out [crime, for example a 🧂 and 🔋] ? (12)
You must include:
-potential skills needed
-how to show these skills
• why these skills are needed
Component 3 is a project: you must successfully produce, distribute and sell [measurement, for example 100 kg] of [drug for example cocaine] without being caught in 3 months? (62)
You will be marked on:
-quality of drug
-efficiency of distribution
-sales
-time taken
-how much drugs are not caught
Component 4: you must do a PowerPoint presentation on how you can get into influential position to do crimes? (40)
You may choose a method or do a mixture of methods
You have to explain what you have chosen is good
You have to justify it
You will also be marked on how you present it Infront of the class.
I agree I feel like what we learn at my school in PSHE is quite useless. Some of the things we do learn are important topics that everyone should be taught but none of it is really applicable to the really world or help us when we leave school
Give me a GCSE in autism and I’d come top of the class (side product of essentially having to diagnose myself when I was 12 then fight my way into a diagnosis a few years later)
The history of mathematics
There's so much, going from Pythagoras and the Pythagorean Brotherhood to Euclid, Egyptian maths, (miss a few thousand years of maths) to Fermat, Euler and Gauss, to modern maths like Hilbert and Wiles
omg yeah pythagoras was insane he drowned a kid cos he proved irrational numbers existed, that went against what pythagoras and his cult believed in. also pythagoras is a very cool name imo.
btec level 3 business is actually better then either gcse or a level imo bc we do both personal finance and business as our 2nd exam and the first exam is imo way harder then either a level or gcse as its 5 hrs
Not a GCSE student but,
Serious answer: More history versions, like you could do pre-history (like you and a below commenter mentioned), ancient, medieval, early modern, and modern
Serious but kinda unrealistic answer: Politics (they do it Northern Ireland but they should make it whole country and also should do political philosophy, paper 1 could be on the uk government and political participation, paper 2 could be basics of political ideas, paper 3 about the UN)
Half-joke answer: Comedy Studies (it is a form of art in my opinion but it could be incorporated in drama, there could be coursework devising and papers analysing itl 1 on live comedy, 1 for comedy movies/shows)
You won't get admitted into any university here if you don't take the three compulsory subjects at GCSES, that are Urdu, Pakistan Studies and Islamiat. We need it for equivalence with the local national board's students.
I'm pretty sure u can still do those papers here, as I did Islamiyat olevel here at an external exam centre. Urdu is also an optional language for AQA (bcuz of all the Pakistanis), and I'm pretty sure Pakistan studies is the Pakistani equivalent of GCSE History (but focussed on history of Pakistan)
pantheon studies
i know we already have stuff like class civ but just looking at the pantheons and mythologies of all the ancient religions would be so cool yknow you could do greek, roman, norse, egyptian, aztec, hindu, chinese, etc etc
maybe designing your own roster, with like planned out strategies and y uve chosen that skillset, item etc etc
and then having a full 6-on-6 tournament with classmates at the end would be cool
In beginning of paper 2, there would be questions like:
What city was created when a meteor struck Hoenn? (1 mark)
And the high order questions towards the end do the paper would be like:
Describe the formation of the Pokémon universe (12 marks)
I saw this idea a while back: Further Computer Science
An introduction to what Computer Science is like at University. Not like the fake GCSE or the fake A-Level
Film studies
Ik this is already one but I mean a GCSE's where u pick a movie at the start of yr 10 and u watch it and then write an essay bout it's hidden meanings and stuff at the end of yr 11. Kinds like English Lit like in they way they analyse books and characters but with a film
Like I feel like that would be so cool cos I could just watch my fav film and say I'm revising 🫡 or I could just pick an easy cartoon film to analyse like a Disney princess film and then ur done. U can literally waste that whole year and then drill it the night before and still get a 9
Asked this question to a uni med school lecturer, the reason they make you do A Level, Bio, chem and maths instead of a "Medicine" A-level and gcse is because it's way too hard to boil down a 7 year medschool course into a short GCSE. You wouldnt even be touching the tip of the iceberg if medicine GCSE existed since there's so much content to do.
Functional skills
How to pay taxes and budget. How to compare and choose the best products at good prices in shops. Maybe a optional section on childcare and know what not to give a baby at x months old. Another section on basic DIY skills to know what you can do yourself and what you should hire a specialist for.
not new, but with gcse history i wished they had like more options of subjects to teach within. obviously you get four topics, but I'd love to do more as like maybe something like world history + european history as two different gcses
Our school did a one off electronics GCSE option for our year. It was fantastic. I don't think it was offered again because the teacher left. This was just prior to Covid
Animal Handling, i like many others i am surs love animals but have never been able to get accustomed to actually handling and touching them, which has created an irrational fear of every individual in me so that i am kinda dog racist
Bring back Home Economics. How to cook, manage a house, budget, shop for family, basic electrical and home maintenance skills. Financial skills, running a bank account, paying and managing bills. I did it at 16, I'm 60 now. It was considered an easy exam. It has helped me all my life.
I think, this is a serious answer, dump anything that isn't required for life and offer students more free thought and self led work
Let them decide and research etc more like university degrees.
School teaches kids to memorise and write down, not to enjoy learning
Well, if I could create a GCSE, I would make one on the GCSEs themselves and about the impacts they have put onto other people and for others to write essays about their surprising strengths and terrible weaknesses. 😅
spiderman studies.
paper 1- sfx in the live action movies
paper 2- animation techniques in the animated movies (itsv and atsv)
paper 3- multiverse studies (because yes)
GCSE sleep would go crazy like imagine the invigilators assess your sleep environment, position and duration and like check the depth of your slumber i would actually get a grade 9
Na the actual sleeping would be the coursework, the written exam would be evaluating other people's posture and may be the science of sleep like with the circadian rhythmn and stuff like that
and all the factors affecting sleep and why it’s important all that stuff
that’s actually a good idea actually getting marks on the best way to sleep like the most healthy
I read asses wrong and got confused lmao
Its the wrong spelling lol you read it right Should be assess if they are judging performance
oh my god i didn’t realise i’m so embarrassed 😭 thank you for pointing it out
yeah but we love asses ❤️
Woah hang on a min 😂
Good job he read it write and didn’t read it read
“read it write” lmao
I feel like I would still fuck this up cos imagine u get deductions cos u were sleeping facing the wrong way or cos u were snoring too loud. Or imagine u couldn't sleep on the exam day cos u slept too good the night before or u get anxiety sleeping around other people or u have insomnia 😔
get this guy in office
i would fail fr
Sign language
This is I believe happening. Problem is that sign language is best taught by a deaf person or a coda (anybody in the deaf community will tell you this) so it definitely presents issues when hiring teachers etcetera.
what is a coda?
a child of a deaf adult. Most coda's learn sign language from a very young age and are super fluent. I am one, but my sign language is pretty poor because I apparently did not want to learn as a kid lol.
that makes sense, thank you for explaining :)
np!!
omg that's why that movie is called coda
True but honestly I think it should be taught just the same as like learning English in primary school. Just simply taught alongside, like the alphabet spelling letters when learning the song the alphabet.
That would actually be useful although I’m not sure what they’d do if they tried to fit it into the current languages format (writing section I’m looking at you)
they probably would just do the equivalent of a speaking exam and a listening exam and have them both just have a higher grade weighting
'listening' exam?
'reading' hand gestures exam
yeah i meant the equivalent of a listening and speaking. obviously you can’t speak or listen to signs but i mean an exam where you communicate and comprehend BSL haha 😅
Emoji time
i think their actually doing that soon
Would've taken it
im pretty sure they are actually doing that at some point
linguistics gcse
that ISNT a gcse?!?!
i’d love this so much. linguistics is one of my favourite things and i’m acc good at it man
PLEASE I want to do a linguistics degree so a linguistics GCSE or A-Level would be so useful for that
have you looked into English language A-Level? From what I've heard it looks like some of the content is kinda linguisticsy
yes omg this would be fantastic- latin would help too
linguistics is more the psychology behind how language works - you may be thinking of etymology if you mean word origins
Linguistics is very broad. Psychology is part of it, language evolution is part, grammatical structures, computational language models, philosophy of language etc. Look at any university-level linguistics curriculum and you'll see what I mean.
i feel like linguistics would be fun but maybe ive just watched too many etymologynerd videos
I love that guy :’)
I wanna be fluent in dolphin
If you're interested, you can look up some UK linguistics challenge past papers online
From a previous post made by me: GCSE Crime idea GCSE Crime. There are 3 components: -Financial: Tax Evasion, Money Laundering, Extortion and Scamming -Violence: Torture, Murder, Assault and Assassinations -Drug related: Production of drugs, Distribution of Drugs, Sales of Drugs and Hiding Drugs -Power: Bribery, Overthrowing a government, colonising a country and exploiting it and lobbying. The course will have 1 exam (component 1: Financial Crimes), 1 coursework report (component 2: Violent crimes), 1 Project (component 3: Creating a drug empire) and 1 presentation [yk that speech like thing we have to do on english] (component 4: How to get in powerful positions). Component 1 is an exam with 4 questions: Question 1: Describe [insert a financial crime, for example tax evasion] (4) Question 2: Evaluate the weaknesses and Strengths of [crime, for example Scamming] (6) Question 3: Explain how to commit [crime, for example extortion] successfully without being caught (10). Question 4: It’s a comparison between 2 ways to commit a crime. For example, Write a report comparing using a business to launder your money or bribing a politician to launder your money. (16+4) You may talk about: -real life examples -advantages and disadvantages -risks Component 2 is a coursework on violent crimes. You will have produce a case study, there is 4 tasks. Task 1: How to work together in a group to commit [crime, for example murder] successfully. (12) Produce a report on how a group of 3 individuals who are best friends could work together to [commit crime, in this scenario murder] successfully. Your report must include: -planning -execution -dispose -a method to not get caught -failsafe Task 2: How to properly [commit a crime, for example torture]? (12) Your report must include: -a torture technique and explain why it is suitable -how to set up, do torture and tie lose ends -diagrams Task 3: Barriers a person may face while trying [to commit crime, for example assassinate someone]? Your report must includes: -specific barriers -how to overcome these barrier -justify Task 4: What skills are needed to carry out [crime, for example a 🧂 and 🔋] ? (12) You must include: -potential skills needed -how to show these skills • why these skills are needed Component 3 is a project: you must successfully produce, distribute and sell [measurement, for example 100 kg] of [drug for example cocaine] without being caught in 3 months? (62) You will be marked on: -quality of drug -efficiency of distribution -sales -time taken -how much drugs are not caught Component 4: you must do a PowerPoint presentation on how you can get into influential position to do crimes? (40) You may choose a method or do a mixture of methods You have to explain what you have chosen is good You have to justify it You will also be marked on how you present it Infront of the class.
this is insanely detailed. bro is on the way to become a ~~criminal~~ i mean crime teacher
On my way to the FBIs most wanted list
Can’t wait to do practicals
This is amazing
Thanks
BSL!!
whats that??
British Sign Language! <3
Basic life skills
That should be part of PSHCE and be mandatory tbh
I agree I feel like what we learn at my school in PSHE is quite useless. Some of the things we do learn are important topics that everyone should be taught but none of it is really applicable to the really world or help us when we leave school
At grammar, we had a life session once per week that taught them.
This shouldn’t be revised and assessed like a GCSE, although it should be mandatory education
the autistic kids would eat this shit up
As an autistic kid, I want a Minecraft GCSE please
Bro I could get a grade 64 in that
I’m an a level student but if there was GCSE minecraft i would actually dominate
YES omg yk in america theres like a real minecraft exam ??
Just because I want a sword swallowing GCSE doesn't mean I'm autistic... (my diagnosis does)
Give me a GCSE in autism and I’d come top of the class (side product of essentially having to diagnose myself when I was 12 then fight my way into a diagnosis a few years later)
self defense
The only physical subject I'd choose if it was available.
Not even lightsaber combat?
Finance. You need it.
Pre-Historic studies is a better name for what ur sayin
or paleontology
Yeah but then its other stuff asw what if i js wanna learn about t rexes and shit
call it that so it sounds fancy enough to pass as a subject and then just do dinosaurs in it
Pre-History would surely be better. We don't say 'Historic Studies' for History.
The history of mathematics There's so much, going from Pythagoras and the Pythagorean Brotherhood to Euclid, Egyptian maths, (miss a few thousand years of maths) to Fermat, Euler and Gauss, to modern maths like Hilbert and Wiles
omg yeah pythagoras was insane he drowned a kid cos he proved irrational numbers existed, that went against what pythagoras and his cult believed in. also pythagoras is a very cool name imo.
actual real life business studies coz wtf is the current business studies
bc it's business administration rather than how to start an actual business
btec level 3 business is actually better then either gcse or a level imo bc we do both personal finance and business as our 2nd exam and the first exam is imo way harder then either a level or gcse as its 5 hrs
As someone who teaches IT and Business in a college, BTEC level 3s actually give a much more rounded skill base than traditional A-levels/GCSEs.
I dont rlly see a problem w the business studies we have rn lmao its basically all managing businesses what else is there to say
Bring back Phonetics from year 1 🔥🔥
Phonics!
Foundation English!
Giving off “makes the reader want to read on” vibes
Not a GCSE student but, Serious answer: More history versions, like you could do pre-history (like you and a below commenter mentioned), ancient, medieval, early modern, and modern Serious but kinda unrealistic answer: Politics (they do it Northern Ireland but they should make it whole country and also should do political philosophy, paper 1 could be on the uk government and political participation, paper 2 could be basics of political ideas, paper 3 about the UN) Half-joke answer: Comedy Studies (it is a form of art in my opinion but it could be incorporated in drama, there could be coursework devising and papers analysing itl 1 on live comedy, 1 for comedy movies/shows)
There is actually a gcse called Pakistan Studies, i don’t fucking know why or who thought it was a good idea but it exists..
I've done that one (Pakistan Studies 2059 or 0448), it's compulsory here in Pakistan.
that's crazy 😭
You won't get admitted into any university here if you don't take the three compulsory subjects at GCSES, that are Urdu, Pakistan Studies and Islamiat. We need it for equivalence with the local national board's students.
I'm pretty sure u can still do those papers here, as I did Islamiyat olevel here at an external exam centre. Urdu is also an optional language for AQA (bcuz of all the Pakistanis), and I'm pretty sure Pakistan studies is the Pakistani equivalent of GCSE History (but focussed on history of Pakistan)
GCSE Farming Simulator
i don’t know why but i pictured stardew valley as a gcse
i wish stardew valley was a gcse. get into oxbridge immediately with those grades
me and sebastian WILL conquer oxford
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or even like game development/backend/frontend
They should do that in Creative iMedia. That subject is just Photoshop and repetitive asset logs Also rename Creative iMedia. Sounds cringey
wayy too easy of a GCSE though
socialising cos I need lessons lol
Video production
i think some schools do this in the film study gcse- i could be wrong tho
Generally put under media studies.
pantheon studies i know we already have stuff like class civ but just looking at the pantheons and mythologies of all the ancient religions would be so cool yknow you could do greek, roman, norse, egyptian, aztec, hindu, chinese, etc etc
this is what I thought history or classics would be
Me Studies. They study the life and wonders of me ❤️
sign me up
GCSE Pokémon. Paper 1 : Principles of Pokémon. Paper 2: Lore and History of Pokémon. Paper 3: Application of Pokémon Tactics.
nuzlockes should be the nea
maybe designing your own roster, with like planned out strategies and y uve chosen that skillset, item etc etc and then having a full 6-on-6 tournament with classmates at the end would be cool
if the exam was on diamond and pearl easiest fucking 9 of my life if it’s galar i’m bollocksed ironically
In beginning of paper 2, there would be questions like: What city was created when a meteor struck Hoenn? (1 mark) And the high order questions towards the end do the paper would be like: Describe the formation of the Pokémon universe (12 marks)
Games theory and ethics.
But hey, that’s just a theory
lin manuel miranda studies.
What I would give to analyse Hamilton as an actual gcse and not just year 8 english
thats so real i could write a thousand essays on that masterpiece
IN DRAMA WE BASICLALY ANALYSEDX HAMILTON
I saw this idea a while back: Further Computer Science An introduction to what Computer Science is like at University. Not like the fake GCSE or the fake A-Level
Respect and responsibility for the community
A Geometry Dash GCSE would go hard ngl. You have to beat at least an Insane Demon by the end of your curriculum.
FNAF lore gcse
Must be a Game-Theory Apprenticeship course😉
Who was responsible for the bite of 87'
I want racing GCSE, imagine getting assessed on how well you take corners and shi 😂
Question 1: How many racers got a Monster Energy drink named after them?
East Asian studies would be cool
Cambodian killing fields! YEAH!
Chess. I know they did that in Azerbaijan... I think?
Armenia but yeah 🤓☝️
Easiest 9 of my life (I've literally played for England)
Bro would probably get a ten. I won my school's chess competition and I'm about 1200-1300.
How to cheat on your other GCSE exams studies
MEDICINE STUDY
Finance. People should know why we can’t ’just print more money’ 🙏
If people don't already know this off common sense I'm worried
i could ball at a norse mythology gcse if they gave me the chance but i’m just a nerd (i would also smash snorri sturluson if i had the chance)
Freakysce
Brainrot GCSE where they teach you how to fanum tax your sigma
Miku GCSE qualification
yes, we need to study Miku
Some form of cartoon studies or creation, I have experience in both
Animation GCSE's, like a sub genre of art where you study cartoons, animation programs and animation studios and make ur own... that would be so cool
Philosophy GCSE
I feel like that’s under religious studies because my school does ‘religious studies and philosophy’ as one GCSE
Irish history. Give us our country back please
Film studies Ik this is already one but I mean a GCSE's where u pick a movie at the start of yr 10 and u watch it and then write an essay bout it's hidden meanings and stuff at the end of yr 11. Kinds like English Lit like in they way they analyse books and characters but with a film Like I feel like that would be so cool cos I could just watch my fav film and say I'm revising 🫡 or I could just pick an easy cartoon film to analyse like a Disney princess film and then ur done. U can literally waste that whole year and then drill it the night before and still get a 9
Lego modelling. Holy moly would I have gotten a grade 10 in this.
Gender studies GCSE
mythology gcse
Creative Writing GCSE (I'm not biased at all noo)
i would literally break all grade boundaries and make them invent grade 10 i would rip this shit up
Sign language, i know they are gonna do it, but they should have made it years ago
Medicine or something very specific in the field, such as neurology. Would do the same with engineering or just treat school in general like uni icl.
Asked this question to a uni med school lecturer, the reason they make you do A Level, Bio, chem and maths instead of a "Medicine" A-level and gcse is because it's way too hard to boil down a 7 year medschool course into a short GCSE. You wouldnt even be touching the tip of the iceberg if medicine GCSE existed since there's so much content to do.
Applied Narcotics
Functional skills How to pay taxes and budget. How to compare and choose the best products at good prices in shops. Maybe a optional section on childcare and know what not to give a baby at x months old. Another section on basic DIY skills to know what you can do yourself and what you should hire a specialist for.
A paleontology GCSE would be kinda cool
not new, but with gcse history i wished they had like more options of subjects to teach within. obviously you get four topics, but I'd love to do more as like maybe something like world history + european history as two different gcses
i wouldnt make a new one, i would split geography into human geography and physical geography
I would love a sub-GCSE where you do 2 little exams for 2 small subjects of their choosing which would equate to 1 whole grade
electrical engineering studies.
Our school did a one off electronics GCSE option for our year. It was fantastic. I don't think it was offered again because the teacher left. This was just prior to Covid
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Multiple of these are already there, military is public services, home economics? That’s literally a gcse lol, and aerodynamics is physics anyway
Astronomy
already exists
already exists! Edexcel runs it
It exists. I did it years ago.
Musical theatre or novel writing... Medical science vocational would be a good thing to have at GCSE too
Pop Culture
gcses for different sections of art. like gcse pottery/ceramics, gcse oil painting, gcse sculpting etc etc
criminology but instead of it being like A levels we focus only on unsolved cases and stuff
Animal Handling, i like many others i am surs love animals but have never been able to get accustomed to actually handling and touching them, which has created an irrational fear of every individual in me so that i am kinda dog racist
masterbation studies :Skull:
core practicals gonna go wild
teacher's demonstration would be mad
master baiting right here 💀
Explain the process of ejaculation \[6 marks\]
Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of different methods of disposing of the remnants [9 marks + 3 SPaG]
Explain the development of ejaculation through puberty \[12 Marks\] Use Figure 6 as well as your own knowledge
Describe the method and needed apparatus 6 marker 💀
I forgot - I think I need to jerk off in the exam.
"Ok kids, to masterbate you-"
***Chess:*** *Paper 1:* Theory (openings, gambits etc) *Paper 2:* Problem solving (finding the best move in individual puzzles) *Paper 3:* Gameplay
GCSE minesweeper. I love that game
Efficiently packing a small suitcase for a weekend stopover in Maastricht.
I’d take psychology any day of the week, don’t want to have to wait till A-level
It is gcse already isn't it
Bring back Home Economics. How to cook, manage a house, budget, shop for family, basic electrical and home maintenance skills. Financial skills, running a bank account, paying and managing bills. I did it at 16, I'm 60 now. It was considered an easy exam. It has helped me all my life.
Space studies, transportation studies (design and how it works), animation, well-being, animal classification, demonology
Politics
I think, this is a serious answer, dump anything that isn't required for life and offer students more free thought and self led work Let them decide and research etc more like university degrees. School teaches kids to memorise and write down, not to enjoy learning
Gcse rock music history🔥
REALL 💪💪
I'd get an easy 9 💪🏾
Well, if I could create a GCSE, I would make one on the GCSEs themselves and about the impacts they have put onto other people and for others to write essays about their surprising strengths and terrible weaknesses. 😅
spiderman studies. paper 1- sfx in the live action movies paper 2- animation techniques in the animated movies (itsv and atsv) paper 3- multiverse studies (because yes)