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quote Keiichi

Actual class notes, I would probably say no. However, since many commercially produced notes are available, I don't know as it's really a big issue. The concern would be that the information is only as good as the person who placed it, so somebody taking information from personal class notes posted in this forum had best hope the person who posted them got the info straight.

Nobody should use any information provided here without verifying it.

Hmm, mayhaps a precaution or a warning - "use at your own risk"? Or have the author post his/her grades on the subject? Maybe it'd work better for the more "3d" subjects where there are less right/wrong answers- things like English, Drama or Business Studies.

If you ever do GCSE drama, you'll realize that acting plays a piss role in the course. 60% of your mark is coursework, script analysis, etc. It's less so "how to act well" in these essays, much rather "how are props/lighting used to describe blah blah".

Throughout the 2 years I did GCSE drama, it was basically a load of workshops and only 2 months prior to the practical examination was it actually REAL interesting scripted work. And only 40% is your final performance.