NOO. Its not too late, if you start a strict revision ethic then it'll be easy for you to get A's I revised for some of mine, last year, the night before and came out with A*'s :P
Does he cover everything? I heard of him but didn't know he was that good. I'll check him out. Thanks.
Yes he does. go to his website then at the top there is a green button that says go to the old hegarty maths website and that is where u will find all the topics and different sections. the gcse videos playlist on youtube is just to secure a grade C/B. I used to watch things like mathswatch but they dont really give u real exam questions and they dont explain thing properly, like when u should use Pythagoras or trigonometry and how to know the difference (i didnt know these before)
NOO. Its not too late, if you start a strict revision ethic then it'll be easy for you to get A's I revised for some of mine, last year, the night before and came out with A*'s :P
I've had a ton of coursework to do and so I haven't really been studying as much as I should have. If I start studying now a lot, is it too late to get an A? This is for all subjects, involving Maths, Chemistry, Physics, etc.
I've done flashcards for everything in ICT and RE... Do you think it's possible I could learn them in the next week? Also, I'm on edexcel for English lit, how did you prepare for it?
I've done flashcards for everything in ICT and RE... Do you think it's possible I could learn them in the next week? Also, I'm on edexcel for English lit, how did you prepare for it?
Thanks in advance
Yeah, ICT is more (I believe) knowledge based with a few facts and figures. R.S is also, just makes sure you know definitions/quotes.
I made a mindmap the night before and I added different colours. I then re-read my quotes/notes on it again and again. I woke up three hours before the exam and I had stuck it above me on the wall so when I woke up I would be re-reading, trying to word (by heart) everything on the paper. Don't leave the bed until you know everything on and then keep asking yourselves questions on your way to school/telling yourself about the characters/themes.