So I started doing the A2 course in year 12 and I really wasn't a total natural. I'd struggle with the indice rules and remembering how to use logs etc, but from brute force, that all changed..
So basically, I did the A2 maths course in 1 year and got an A* with a sweaty revision method. I thought I'd post it in case it can help atleast 1 person do well
For c1 I did lots of practice questions from the textbook, but we did it's fast that I actually improved just from doing the rest of the course.. Apart from the arithmetic sequences which is the only thing separate.
What I did- I made notes on c2-c4 from watching the videos on
www.examsolutions.net and did the questions he had. I then worked through the textbook and did lots of the mixed exercises.. For c4 I did every integration question (worked a treat)
For C2-C4 and M1 and D1 I went onto
www.physicsandmathstutor.com and did all the questions by topic questions and then the chapter questions. Once I'd done all them I did every past paper, then once I did thatt, I did c1-c3 Solomon papers- c3 ones are really useful. Then I re did the c3/4 papers just before the exam
I started to revsie hard properly in about January.. All my frees and break
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Finally, I had an Excel Spreadsheet at a link to all the videos and question which I could tick off once I'd done, or make a note if I struggled on something.
I do honestly belive most people could get an A if want it. If you really want it, try what I did. Some of my friends are doing it now and they're finding the course much better now. If you really want it, the sky's the limit!
Good luck!