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Saturday, July 26
Saturday, April 12
Exam appeals: "An headache, hayfever, or a dead pet goldfish, can provide grounds for appeal."
by
Dr Peter Jepson
on Sat 12 Apr 2008 08:01 BST
 This BBC news story gives details of some grounds for appeal at A-Level. For example, if you have an headache on the day of the exam you may have grounds for appeal (a medical letter would assist). Likewise, a problem with temporary hayfever (even a pet goldfish dying) could also provide grounds for appeal. Appeals must be made within a week of the exam (See Mick Hook).Last year there were more than 300,000 appeals. Thursday, April 10
Overcome exam nerves ...
by
Dr Peter Jepson
on Thu 10 Apr 2008 01:43 BST
Tuesday, October 2
Starting Homework and Read & Précis Early
by
Mr Duncan Bunce
on Tue 02 Oct 2007 17:59 BST
Students should start their homework earlier if they are to have a chance of achieving a high grade in their ... more »
Wednesday, September 5
Throwing marks away ...
by
Dr Peter Jepson
on Wed 05 Sep 2007 23:59 BST
 It s clear that many Laws students have been throwing marks away in examinations - and in homework - by failing to establish a good introduction and/or conclusion in their essays. This is an area that we need to focus upon over the next few months (also see related Podcast concerning an 'An essay is a bit like a sandwich') more »
Wednesday, March 28
A simple and great way to revise ...
by
Dr Peter Jepson
on Wed 28 Mar 2007 06:05 BST
If you need to quickly revise a Laws topic a great way is to read & precis a shortlisted essay. Please visit the Essay Competition pages (you can also use previous years essays).
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'Overcome Exam Nerves'.