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WHAT MAKES A SUCCESSFUL A LEVEL STUDENT?

WHAT MAKES A SUCCESSFUL A LEVEL STUDENT?. 4 KEY FACTORS. Attitudes Organisation Time management Balance between studies, training/ rehearsals, leisure and part-time work. You get out what you put in Enthusiasm for your subject and desire to learn without having to be pushed and supervised.

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WHAT MAKES A SUCCESSFUL A LEVEL STUDENT?

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  1. WHAT MAKES A SUCCESSFUL A LEVEL STUDENT?

  2. 4 KEY FACTORS • Attitudes • Organisation • Time management • Balance between studies, training/ rehearsals, leisure and part-time work

  3. You get out what you put in Enthusiasm for your subject and desire to learn without having to be pushed and supervised Intellectual curiosity or a desire to find out things and to solve problems using own initiative Positive attitude: put difficulties in perspective. The glass is half full!! ATTITUDES

  4. ORGANISATION • Work regularly and steadily • Keep work materials efficiently and effectively. Lesson notes etc kept in right order • Make sure you have somewhere suitable where you can work at home • Do not wait to be set work before you do some: reading, organising notes etc

  5. Minimise stress by keeping a regular routine about when you work and for how long A minimum of 4-5 hours per A level subject per week outside lessons Work regularly with short breaks Do not ‘over-work’. This causes stress Do not leave things until the last minute. Plan work well ahead Plan fun things to look forward to TIME MANAGEMENT

  6. BALANCE BETWEEN STUDIES, TRAINING/ REHEASALS, LEISURE AND PART-TIME WORK • Very important to get this right • You will enjoy leisure more if you have faced up to your academic commitments • Too much part-time work affects academic performance: More than 9-10 hours a week is probably too much

  7. STUDENT ACTIVITY • Attitudes • Organisation • Time management • Balance between studies, training/ rehearsals, leisure and part-time work • Which are your Strengths and which are your Weaknesses? • How will you improve your weaknesses?

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