Hey is it possible to teach yourself a levels. My teachers are awful and cannot teach I can go into more detail if you want but I come out of the class confused bc they don't explain and when I ask they say I'm not listening, etc. Also my other teachers are off a lot so our 'learning' rarely happens. If I buy textbooks could I just teach myself????
Hey is it possible to teach yourself a levels. My teachers are awful and cannot teach I can go into more detail if you want but I come out of the class confused bc they don't explain and when I ask they say I'm not listening, etc. Also my other teachers are off a lot so our 'learning' rarely happens. If I buy textbooks could I just teach myself????
I think you can manage. Just follow the spec and do as many practice papers. Mind me asking what subjects you're self teaching?
Hey is it possible to teach yourself a levels. My teachers are awful and cannot teach I can go into more detail if you want but I come out of the class confused bc they don't explain and when I ask they say I'm not listening, etc. Also my other teachers are off a lot so our 'learning' rarely happens. If I buy textbooks could I just teach myself????
If you can follow the specifications and think that you can cope with it at home then that's fine. What subjects are you hoping on to do at home?
For psychology this year I kept skipping my lessons and just started writing my own essay plans and learning them myself and even found an examiner who made psychology YouTube videos to mark them and give me feedback cause I had little faith in my own teacher. For English language I found a students notes from TSR printed them off and I learnt them and used this to revise alongside a teacher's PowerPoint from TES as my own teacher was more concerned about telling us about her personal life then bothering to teach us and was happy to let us play word board games weeks before the exam...
Honestly if your teacher is **** then use your initiate and find your own resources and use the textbooks to learn and revise ; you'll end up getting better grades as well !
For psychology this year I kept skipping my lessons and just started writing my own essay plans and learning them myself and even found an examiner who made psychology YouTube videos to mark them and give me feedback cause I had little faith in my own teacher. For English language I found a students notes from TSR printed them off and I learnt them and used this to revise alongside a teacher's PowerPoint from TES as my own teacher was more concerned about telling us about her personal life then bothering to teach us and was happy to let us play word board games weeks before the exam...
Honestly if your teacher is **** then use your initiate and find your own resources and use the textbooks to learn and revise ; you'll end up getting better grades as well !
For which subject ? For English language or psychology - I have all the notes and poerrpints saved to send you if you like , but bare in mine the specs have changed but English content is the same I thi k
For which subject ? For English language or psychology - I have all the notes and poerrpints saved to send you if you like , but bare in mine the specs have changed but English content is the same I thi k
Can you please send me the notes for both of the subjects? I know the specs have changed but I still want to get an idea of how it works because it's my first time doing the British curriculum and I am kind of lost!Oh, and which board did you do it from?
Can you please send me the notes for both of the subjects? I know the specs have changed but I still want to get an idea of how it works because it's my first time doing the British curriculum and I am kind of lost!Oh, and which board did you do it from?
I did English language - Edexcel Psychology - AQA
And Yh I will email them over to you - PM me the details plz
For psychology this year I kept skipping my lessons and just started writing my own essay plans and learning them myself and even found an examiner who made psychology YouTube videos to mark them and give me feedback cause I had little faith in my own teacher. For English language I found a students notes from TSR printed them off and I learnt them and used this to revise alongside a teacher's PowerPoint from TES as my own teacher was more concerned about telling us about her personal life then bothering to teach us and was happy to let us play word board games weeks before the exam...
Honestly if your teacher is **** then use your initiate and find your own resources and use the textbooks to learn and revise ; you'll end up getting better grades as well !
Hi, would you mind sharing the psychology YouTube channel if you still remember it?
Hi, would you mind sharing the psychology YouTube channel if you still remember it?
Hey
Sure/ the channel was called miss Maduka as far as I can remember as that was the teachers name who ran the YouTube channel
It may be worth mentioning that I used that channel around 3-4 years ago so some of the content may not apply for the new spec a-levels so just double check against the spec that all the right topics are being covered