Self teaching a-level?

Has anyone self taught an a-level subject? What resources did you use?

I figured that science would be more difficult to learn outside of the classroom relative to humanities hence my choice of timetabled and self-studied subjects.

Has anyone self taught an a-level subject? What resources did you use?

I've self-taught maths. I just used the textbooks then did past papers, because maths is relatively straightforward that way. which subject are you thinking of doing?

I started teaching AS maths in mid january .. I am finished the course now...

It's so much more time efficient!

How long did it take you and what modules did you take?

Hehe, I did AS maths during the last term of year 10,then throughout year 11. We went through it really slowly because we weren't pushed at all, they just let us get on with it. However, recently I've self-studied M2, and it's taken me about 15 hours of lessons to do the whole module.
I self-studied C1,C2, S1, M1, M2, and was taught other modules.

it's pretty easy tbh

do you listen to music while learning it or just zone out?

Woah did you just see the swarm of negs on every single post O_o, and although this isn't a question directed at me, I mostly listen to music while doing maths

I'm self-teaching alevel further maths and just finished the course two weeks ago, you just need to dedicate a lot of time and effort to it, use the correct books; use online resources such as examsolutions for help and try to understand the concepts

yea hahaha I did it for the fun of it... I want to subscribe soon anyway so no biggie

and I try but I cannot fully concentrate

I love it when I become fully engaged in maths and just completely zone out, its hard to get to that point though

Hmm okay :P have fun wasting money xP

Depends what music tbh, sometimes I listen to rock, and other times video game music (as it has far less lyrics, and classical music in general to motivate myself)

I've done a ton of maths today, although only mechanics I love every second of it; the satisfaction of getting a correct answer is amazing, and the processes to get there are so interesting (especially mechanics and core)

Hmm okay :P have fun wasting money xP

Depends what music tbh, sometimes I listen to rock, and other times video game music (as it has far less lyrics, and classical music in general to motivate myself)

I've done a ton of maths today, although only mechanics I love every second of it; the satisfaction of getting a correct answer is amazing, and the processes to get there are so interesting (especially mechanics and core)

damn youve put me off the notion now haha

yea i love it, I LOVE MATHS haha

I have actually been looking into the rhiemann hypothesis amongst other things and i

I've noticed by you constantly posting it everywhere :P The only thing I dislike about you fish is your attitude to other subjects at times, maths isn't the only useful subject you know!

But its nice to see your enjoying the maths self-study (by far my favourite subject at alevel) it offers so much freedom, challenge and integrity, nothing is quite like it to me. And I want to Get the hell out of history asap, failing big-time on that

lolol yea so true, i might not sub then

and yea i love maths it's brilliant and so useful

i just bloody love it!! haha iv started looking into godels and rhimanns theorums you should check them out it's quite weird/interesting at the same time

also, what would you say mathematics is? I used to say it was the language of the universe but now I have no idea

whats your view?

What would I define mathematics as? I would say that mathematics is the foundation of all numerical understandings, proofs and theorems, it holds key significance in day-to-day life and is a vital part of society. Though I'm quite bad on conjuring definitions.

Has anyone self taught an a-level subject? What resources did you use?