I've completed B1 revision and am now in the process of revising C1. Haven't even looked at physics yet. In the mocks we sat the June 2015 series and I got 60/60 in B1, 57/60 in C1 and 52/60 in P1. All of which were graded at A*.
I've completed B1 revision and am now in the process of revising C1. Haven't even looked at physics yet. In the mocks we sat the June 2015 series and I got 60/60 in B1, 57/60 in C1 and 52/60 in P1. All of which were graded at A*.
How do you revise? It would be really appreciated if you could give some advice?
I've completed B1 revision and am now in the process of revising C1. Haven't even looked at physics yet. In the mocks we sat the June 2015 series and I got 60/60 in B1, 57/60 in C1 and 52/60 in P1. All of which were graded at A*.
I've written out notes and made a folder using the Edexcel textbook and my school book, I then use past papers, mark scheme and examiner reports from the Edexcel website to see what the examiner is looking for as well as getting an idea of the style of the exam. Examiner reports are veeeerrrry helpful.
I just simply get my revision guide out write, copy and understand how things work and answer the questions which I know so far at the end of each topic page which saves time afterwards I go through all the questions again and revise them. I also do past papers to get used to the type of questions in the exam. In my mock exams I got all B's in my science exams which I sort of knew I was going to get.
I've completed B1 revision and am now in the process of revising C1. Haven't even looked at physics yet. In the mocks we sat the June 2015 series and I got 60/60 in B1, 57/60 in C1 and 52/60 in P1. All of which were graded at A*.
I've written out notes and made a folder using the Edexcel textbook and my school book, I then use past papers, mark scheme and examiner reports from the Edexcel website to see what the examiner is looking for as well as getting an idea of the style of the exam. Examiner reports are veeeerrrry helpful.
I just simply get my revision guide out write, copy and understand how things work and answer the questions which I know so far at the end of each topic page which saves time afterwards I go through all the questions again and revise them. I also do past papers to get used to the type of questions in the exam. In my mock exams I got all B's in my science exams which I sort of knew I was going to get.
Are you guys in Year 10 or doing triple in Year 11 like me?
Ngl I actually kinda like B1. I'm getting B/A grades on the past papers Chem and Physics are okay.. averaging Bs Hoping for at least Bs in all my sciences
I hope the 6 markers for B1 are homeostasis and glucose, but that came up last year. Maybe a pollution one? For P1, i hope it is about herschel and ritter and about dangers of ionising radiation. C1, reactivity of metals and polymers/alloys.
Hey, I did core last year and I'm redoing it this year as part of the separate sciences My tip would be: More than 1 week b4 the exam, write notes(mind maps for me) for every subtopic eg. b1.1, b1.2 etc. I read from the text book and make notes. Day b4, look through past papers and mark scheme to see how you should approach the questions. Don't work past 5pm the day b4 the exam. Any questions about biology, feel free to ask. Ill try my best to answer them. If i can't answer them, ask ur teacher. I can tell you what I got from doing this last year (UMS):
66/80 Controlled Assessment A Overall : A* I'm going to do what I did last year this year. My Controlled assessment results were much better this year so there's less pressure. Good luck! Only 4 more days till the biology exam
hi i'm struggling with biology and i need help asap i have the exam tommorow could you please help me i think i know all the content but i just think that i'm going to fail and let myself down
hi i'm struggling with biology and i need help asap i have the exam tommorow could you please help me i think i know all the content but i just think that i'm going to fail and let myself down
Have you practiced on past papers? Make sure you do them and the questions you get wrong revise that whole topic (e.g. menstrual cycle). Also there are some good videos on youtube which can explain it to you if you don't enjoy reading.
Have you practiced on past papers? Make sure you do them and the questions you get wrong revise that whole topic (e.g. menstrual cycle). Also there are some good videos on youtube which can explain it to you if you don't enjoy reading.
thank you wait r u in year 10 cuz im taking my exam at 1pm im totally scared im going to fail although i got an a in my previous mock