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little miss ocd 02-21-2011 08:20 PM

Unit 403
 
Hi everyone

I'v just started this unit and been on it for 3 days morning till night, am I mad?(yes I am) I feel like I keep writing the same thing over and over again in a different way, I know you can cross reference but this is crazy.

Also was wondering how much writing was needed, some of my answers are one paragraph! how many ways can you stay you lock observations in a cabinet! lol

Just to say thankyou to everyone that has written on here i'v found so much without posting anything x x:thumbsup:

loulouw 02-26-2011 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by little miss ocd (Post 35267)
Hi everyone

I'v just started this unit and been on it for 3 days morning till night, am I mad?(yes I am) I feel like I keep writing the same thing over and over again in a different way, I know you can cross reference but this is crazy.

Also was wondering how much writing was needed, some of my answers are one paragraph! how many ways can you stay you lock observations in a cabinet! lol

Just to say thankyou to everyone that has written on here i'v found so much without posting anything x x:thumbsup:

HI :wave: This was my first unit and I started my NVQ in August 2010. I felt that I kept repeating myself but my tutor said if I feel like Ive already wrote it there's no need to write it again it's just making more work for yourself. Also some of my answers were only short if the deatail is there, then there is no need to worry about the length of answer. remember is the quality of the answer not the quantitiy. I hope you feel this has helped. Good Luck :spin:

little miss ocd 02-26-2011 07:17 PM

Thanks for that, I will be much happier when this is marked so I know i'm doing it right (or not as the case may be)!

Good luck with yours x x:thumbsup:


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