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A level Biology revision help

Hey,

I've had a few people who watch my YouTube channel message me asking me to do a general help thingy...so I thought I would make one on here...though I don't know if anyone else would want it :P

Essentially if you have any A level biology questions I'll be happy to help and answer them (content...revision techniques...exam technique...course structure...even uni applications).

So feel free to ask :smile:

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Reply 1

smiths97

I must thank you, your channel is the best thing ever, helps me so much haha

Reply 2

Bobbs

will you be doing a live stream for a2? :smile:

Reply 3

Munrot07

Original post by Bobbs

will you be doing a live stream for a2? :smile:

I wont be able to do any live streams mainly due to time

Reply 4

Covington4

Original post by Munrot07

what examboard do you cover and whats your channel? :smile:

Reply 5

Munrot07

Original post by Ben4

what examboard do you cover and whats your channel? :smile:

OCR and MrBioTom1

Reply 6

Covington4

Original post by Munrot07

OCR and MrBioTom1

Great! I do OCR too!

Reply 7

hibaj

Is there a way to learn everything rly quickly?

And thank you! I've used your channel a few times

Reply 8

yasmin#2

Original post by Munrot07

on your cell video you wrote endo lastic reticulum when its supposed to be endoplaSmic - but awesome videos thank you! :smile:

Reply 9

Munrot07

Original post by hibaj

Is there a way to learn everything rly quickly?

And thank you! I've used your channel a few times

I don't think there is a set way to learn things quickly as it is different for everyone but if you can get a cut down list of things to revise it makes it a lot quicker and more efficient. Past papers are great for this as they show you what you already know so you can immediately tick it off your revision list.

Then with the stuff you don't know I would advise using techniques like posters and revision cards where you can really condense the information into small chunks then learn a chunk. If you have all these small chucks it will help build up your knowledge and it should happen quite quickly (I can get a lot of material learnt in a day using revision cards).

Reply 10

Munrot07

Original post by yasmin#2

on your cell video you wrote endo lastic reticulum when its supposed to be endoplaSmic - but awesome videos thank you! :smile:

There is the odd mistake here and there I'm afraid...sorry about that :/ (a lesson in not rushing methinks :P )

Reply 11

smozsolution

Ahh you're the guy that does the biology videos I watch!!!

Slight fangirl moment but thank you for helping me understand some of the content :biggrin:

Reply 12

Munrot07

Original post by smozsolution

Ahh you're the guy that does the biology videos I watch!!!

Slight fangirl moment but thank you for helping me understand some of the content :biggrin:

Thanks for watching :P and...fangirling :P

Reply 13

Medica1Student

What's your youtube channel called? Seems like people find you helpful

Reply 14

bakedbeans247

Oh its tom!! Thanks for you videos, they're helpful :smile:

Quick question: Basically I have left revision late again (I have a procrastination problem :/); basically I only started revising this week! :frown:

Please tell me, do i have enough time to revise in order to get AAB-AAA grades? I am doing Math, Chem and Bio. With C1, M1 and f322 resits. All in June (except c1). If i go all out, and i mean max hrs a day for the next 7wks, would it be possible? Thing is, we still have 2 modules to cover for bio in class, but ive finished everything else for my other subjects.

Thanks loads.

Reply 15

Munrot07

Original post by rhiana_dee

What's your youtube channel called? Seems like people find you helpful

MrBioTom1

Reply 16

Munrot07

Original post by bakedbeans247

Oh its tom!! Thanks for you videos, they're helpful :smile:

Quick question: Basically I have left revision late again (I have a procrastination problem :/); basically I only started revising this week! :frown:

It is possible if you do put the work in and actually work efficiently...like I said in an earlier post find out what you dony know first and then be concise and learn what you dont know.

Reply 17

bakedbeans247

Original post by Munrot07

It is possible if you do put the work in and actually work efficiently...like I said in an earlier post find out what you dony know first and then be concise and learn what you dont know.