After completing my A-levels, as well as the exams, relief floods over me when I realise that I have come to an end and finished my time at sixth form. I do have some fond memories of the school I attended, but my A-level years felt stressful. I was under a lot of pressure to do what I felt was more than I could achieve. However, I will reflect on each of the three A-levels I decided to take when I joined in Year 12 as to whether I would recommend the course or not. Not all A-levels are the Read More
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Autism Revision Strategies
Autism Revision Strategies These are the autism revision strategies that I have found useful during my exam periods. As we come up to the exam period once again, many teenagers will worry about revision. For autistic people, this could mean either working so hard that they don’t have enough downtime, or they have so much downtime that they don’t revise as much as they should. I fall into the latter- which isn’t so good with exams in a few weeks. Not revising makes me feel stressed as I feel that I have not done as much revision as I should Read More