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Struggling with low scores
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I think 3 A's is great but it sounds like you were expecting more A grades or that you've done really well in some areas but not very well in other areas? Or that you used to do well before but now finding yourself struggle a bit?
I remember getting really good grades in my GCSEs but when I did A-levels I barely passed. It may be a case of finding ways of adjusting your revision techniques as well as making sure you understand the content and talking to your teacher if you don't. Also, some people may do really well in one or two subjects but struggle in other areas and that's nothing to be ashamed off but again does mean that you might have to spend more time understanding the course content or finding ways of learning that works for you.
Hope this helps a bit
I understand your frustration, school can be a very stressful time with grades. 3 A's is still amazing and it's okay to fluctuate in the grades you're getting if you feel you were doing better in the past. As the others said, maybe it could be to do with new content you're studying at the moment? I found that during my A Levels my grades did drop when it was new subjects I wasn't very confident on.
If you're comfortable, perhaps you could talk to your teacher at school and share your concerns? They might be able to suggest some new techniques to you and give you a hand.