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I took AS's in chemistry, biology, physics and maths. I got BCDD in them, with the worst being in Physics and maths. I plan to drop Physics but retake the mechanics paper and the coursework {I got a U in g481 and a C in the coursework} to bump my grade up. I thought I worked hard throughout the year but I've come to realise that I should have been more efficient and organised in my revision. I know I can do much better and I was predicted AAAA. I'm still going to aim for AAAA this year no matter how unrealistic it my teachers. :/. I'm retaking all of maths and biology {not sure on chemistry yet}. I did all three sciences with OCR and maths with Edexcel.
I was wondering if anyone had any revision advice/ study tips? I know I'm more of a visual learner so if anyone has any visual methods of revision {or in general any} that could help me get better grades next year?
Thank you to anyone who can help!
P.S: How useful are revision timetables? I've heard mixed opinions on them so I don't know whether I should make one this year or not..
I took AS's in chemistry, biology, physics and maths. I got BCDD in them, with the worst being in Physics and maths. I plan to drop Physics but retake the mechanics paper and the coursework {I got a U in g481 and a C in the coursework} to bump my grade up. I thought I worked hard throughout the year but I've come to realise that I should have been more efficient and organised in my revision. I know I can do much better and I was predicted AAAA. I'm still going to aim for AAAA this year no matter how unrealistic it my teachers. :/. I'm retaking all of maths and biology {not sure on chemistry yet}. I did all three sciences with OCR and maths with Edexcel.
I was wondering if anyone had any revision advice/ study tips? I know I'm more of a visual learner so if anyone has any visual methods of revision {or in general any} that could help me get better grades next year?
Thank you to anyone who can help!
P.S: How useful are revision timetables? I've heard mixed opinions on them so I don't know whether I should make one this year or not..
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you should put this in the a level forum that is how i get lots of replys for these types of questions
also as i am intrigued too tag me in it please
also as i am intrigued too tag me in it please
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