stopwatches
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Get one from science department and rip the speaker out?
The thing you can have in a exam that they will not question is a watch that includes this function. Go to Argos and request the cheapest watch that has the type of stop watch features you need.
The thing you can have in a exam that they will not question is a watch that includes this function. Go to Argos and request the cheapest watch that has the type of stop watch features you need.
Soldato
Mobile phone?
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just use the clock on the wall of the exam room ffs.
Soldato
all the exams i've sat had a clock on the wall which i used for my timekeeping, wouldn't it be easier to use that than trying to source a stopwatch?
well basically, its an exam with sections with times varying from 10-25mins, hence i would like to know the indivual section times, yes i could just use my normal watch but id prefer digital/stopwatch 'cause it requires less thought 
I guess i could just change the time on my watch to something like 1200 at start of every section, but thats hassle!
I guess i could just change the time on my watch to something like 1200 at start of every section, but thats hassle!
Soldato
if it is 10 minutes for a section, then the big hand on the clock will move along 2 numbers
a stopwatch will just be as distracting as working out the time on the clock, if not worse because of the fast moving numbers and comparing it to the work that you've done. the section times are advisory, if you feel that you could get better marks spending another 2 minutes finishing off a section then do it.
a stopwatch will just be as distracting as working out the time on the clock, if not worse because of the fast moving numbers and comparing it to the work that you've done. the section times are advisory, if you feel that you could get better marks spending another 2 minutes finishing off a section then do it.
