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am currently doing 8 GCSEs
maths,addidtional science, geo.b ,history a ,re (all Edexcel exam board)
eng lang ,eng lit ,business (all 3 on aqa exam board )
i have been predicted mainly Cs and Bs
i want to get b or above in all my subjects ,i haven't started any revision ,do i have any hope ?please send me any useful links for any of the subjects or revision tips .thamkyou
maths,addidtional science, geo.b ,history a ,re (all Edexcel exam board)
eng lang ,eng lit ,business (all 3 on aqa exam board )
i have been predicted mainly Cs and Bs
i want to get b or above in all my subjects ,i haven't started any revision ,do i have any hope ?please send me any useful links for any of the subjects or revision tips .thamkyou
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You have loads of time left! Don't panic. A lot of people don't start until the Easter break anyway 
We have some of the same exams, so here's some of the stuff I use to revise that I find really helpful:
Maths:
These videos are of a maths teacher going through all past papers. Really good way to see how to answer questions and become more confident on the topics you aren't sure on.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...gtWdMxJb3VTBeU (Non-calculator)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9V2...d56x2f08JEa2v7 (Calculator)
Here's all of the past papers if you want to have a go at some:
http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/support-topics/exams/past-papers.html?Qualification-Family=GCSE&Qualification-Subject=Mathematics%20A%20(2010)&Status=Pearson-UK
tatus%2FLive&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2Fgcse10-mathsa
RE:
An RE revision channel that's really good at summing up everything you need to know: https://www.youtube.com/user/MrMcMillanREvis
Personally, I find doing past papers and sort of memorising the mark scheme on of the best ways for revising for RE. Here's all the past papers if you want to have a look: http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/support-topics/exams/past-papers.html?Qualification-Family=GCSE&Qualification-Subject=Religious%20Studies%20(2009)&Status=Pearson-UKtatus%2FLive&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2F2RS01&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2F2rs01
English:
Literally all the videos on here are sooooo good for English language. https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...guage+aqa+gcse. I used to be awful at the English exam because I didn't really have a clue what I was doing but these have helped so much.
Again, here are the past papers: http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engli...d-mark-schemes.
Overall, what I recommend the most is to try and do as many past papers as you can. Especially for English as it's mainly based on exam technique.
Good luck!
We have some of the same exams, so here's some of the stuff I use to revise that I find really helpful:
Maths:
These videos are of a maths teacher going through all past papers. Really good way to see how to answer questions and become more confident on the topics you aren't sure on.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...gtWdMxJb3VTBeU (Non-calculator)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9V2...d56x2f08JEa2v7 (Calculator)
Here's all of the past papers if you want to have a go at some:
http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/support-topics/exams/past-papers.html?Qualification-Family=GCSE&Qualification-Subject=Mathematics%20A%20(2010)&Status=Pearson-UK
tatus%2FLive&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2Fgcse10-mathsaRE:
An RE revision channel that's really good at summing up everything you need to know: https://www.youtube.com/user/MrMcMillanREvis
Personally, I find doing past papers and sort of memorising the mark scheme on of the best ways for revising for RE. Here's all the past papers if you want to have a look: http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/support-topics/exams/past-papers.html?Qualification-Family=GCSE&Qualification-Subject=Religious%20Studies%20(2009)&Status=Pearson-UK
tatus%2FLive&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2F2RS01&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2F2rs01English:
Literally all the videos on here are sooooo good for English language. https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...guage+aqa+gcse. I used to be awful at the English exam because I didn't really have a clue what I was doing but these have helped so much.
Again, here are the past papers: http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engli...d-mark-schemes.
Overall, what I recommend the most is to try and do as many past papers as you can. Especially for English as it's mainly based on exam technique.
Good luck!
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(Original post by chillygirl)
am currently doing 8 GCSEs
maths,addidtional science, geo.b ,history a ,re (all Edexcel exam board)
eng lang ,eng lit ,business (all 3 on aqa exam board )
i have been predicted mainly Cs and Bs
i want to get b or above in all my subjects ,i haven't started any revision ,do i have any hope ?please send me any useful links for any of the subjects or revision tips .thamkyou
am currently doing 8 GCSEs
maths,addidtional science, geo.b ,history a ,re (all Edexcel exam board)
eng lang ,eng lit ,business (all 3 on aqa exam board )
i have been predicted mainly Cs and Bs
i want to get b or above in all my subjects ,i haven't started any revision ,do i have any hope ?please send me any useful links for any of the subjects or revision tips .thamkyou
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(Original post by luciie)
You have loads of time left! Don't panic. A lot of people don't start until the Easter break anyway
We have some of the same exams, so here's some of the stuff I use to revise that I find really helpful:
Maths:
These videos are of a maths teacher going through all past papers. Really good way to see how to answer questions and become more confident on the topics you aren't sure on.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...gtWdMxJb3VTBeU (Non-calculator)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9V2...d56x2f08JEa2v7 (Calculator)
Here's all of the past papers if you want to have a go at some:
http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/support-topics/exams/past-papers.html?Qualification-Family=GCSE&Qualification-Subject=Mathematics%20A%20(2010)&Status=Pearson-UKtatus%2FLive&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2Fgcse10-mathsa
RE:
An RE revision channel that's really good at summing up everything you need to know: https://www.youtube.com/user/MrMcMillanREvis
Personally, I find doing past papers and sort of memorising the mark scheme on of the best ways for revising for RE. Here's all the past papers if you want to have a look: http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/support-topics/exams/past-papers.html?Qualification-Family=GCSE&Qualification-Subject=Religious%20Studies%20(2009)&Status=Pearson-UKtatus%2FLive&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2F2RS01&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2F2rs01
English:
Literally all the videos on here are sooooo good for English language. https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...guage+aqa+gcse. I used to be awful at the English exam because I didn't really have a clue what I was doing but these have helped so much.
Again, here are the past papers: http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engli...d-mark-schemes.
Overall, what I recommend the most is to try and do as many past papers as you can. Especially for English as it's mainly based on exam technique.
Good luck!
You have loads of time left! Don't panic. A lot of people don't start until the Easter break anyway
We have some of the same exams, so here's some of the stuff I use to revise that I find really helpful:
Maths:
These videos are of a maths teacher going through all past papers. Really good way to see how to answer questions and become more confident on the topics you aren't sure on.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...gtWdMxJb3VTBeU (Non-calculator)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9V2...d56x2f08JEa2v7 (Calculator)
Here's all of the past papers if you want to have a go at some:
http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/support-topics/exams/past-papers.html?Qualification-Family=GCSE&Qualification-Subject=Mathematics%20A%20(2010)&Status=Pearson-UK
tatus%2FLive&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2Fgcse10-mathsaRE:
An RE revision channel that's really good at summing up everything you need to know: https://www.youtube.com/user/MrMcMillanREvis
Personally, I find doing past papers and sort of memorising the mark scheme on of the best ways for revising for RE. Here's all the past papers if you want to have a look: http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/support-topics/exams/past-papers.html?Qualification-Family=GCSE&Qualification-Subject=Religious%20Studies%20(2009)&Status=Pearson-UK
tatus%2FLive&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2F2RS01&Specification-Code=Pearson-UKpecification-Code%2F2rs01English:
Literally all the videos on here are sooooo good for English language. https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...guage+aqa+gcse. I used to be awful at the English exam because I didn't really have a clue what I was doing but these have helped so much.
Again, here are the past papers: http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/engli...d-mark-schemes.
Overall, what I recommend the most is to try and do as many past papers as you can. Especially for English as it's mainly based on exam technique.
Good luck!
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thankyou so much for the useful links
thankyou so much for the useful links
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(Original post by chillygirl)
am currently doing 8 GCSEs
maths,addidtional science, geo.b ,history a ,re (all Edexcel exam board)
eng lang ,eng lit ,business (all 3 on aqa exam board )
i have been predicted mainly Cs and Bs
i want to get b or above in all my subjects ,i haven't started any revision ,do i have any hope ?please send me any useful links for any of the subjects or revision tips .thamkyou
am currently doing 8 GCSEs
maths,addidtional science, geo.b ,history a ,re (all Edexcel exam board)
eng lang ,eng lit ,business (all 3 on aqa exam board )
i have been predicted mainly Cs and Bs
i want to get b or above in all my subjects ,i haven't started any revision ,do i have any hope ?please send me any useful links for any of the subjects or revision tips .thamkyou
Make a revision timetable
Count all of the topics/units which you have to learn and slot them into different time periods. You know how quickly you can revise, so give yourself appropiate time to absorb all of the information.Also practice papers are key
so once you have revised, have a go at papers which you can easily access online and are relevant! Keep going over all of the knowledge (maybe make flashcards so you can test yourself?) it's a very good way to ensure that you don't forget the information.Also look at your specifications online to see what you actually need to know, some of the info in your notes (given by teachers) may not actually be in the spec.
Create goals and targets for yourself which are achievable
Also make sure that you take breaks every 25 mins or so (schedule that into your timetable!)Also make sure that you DON'T procrastinate.
Sleep well, eat well and make sure that you get enough exercise - go on runs/walks during your breaks
I hope I helped and good luck! Aim for as many A stars as possible
I am sure that you can achieve
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(Original post by hannahrobinsxn)
You have a lot of time!
Make a revision timetable Count all of the topics/units which you have to learn and slot them into different time periods. You know how quickly you can revise, so give yourself appropiate time to absorb all of the information.
Also practice papers are key so once you have revised, have a go at papers which you can easily access online and are relevant! Keep going over all of the knowledge (maybe make flashcards so you can test yourself?) it's a very good way to ensure that you don't forget the information.
Also look at your specifications online to see what you actually need to know, some of the info in your notes (given by teachers) may not actually be in the spec.
Create goals and targets for yourself which are achievable Also make sure that you take breaks every 25 mins or so (schedule that into your timetable!)
Also make sure that you DON'T procrastinate.
Sleep well, eat well and make sure that you get enough exercise - go on runs/walks during your breaks
I hope I helped and good luck! Aim for as many A stars as possible I am sure that you can achieve
You have a lot of time!
Make a revision timetable
Count all of the topics/units which you have to learn and slot them into different time periods. You know how quickly you can revise, so give yourself appropiate time to absorb all of the information.Also practice papers are key
so once you have revised, have a go at papers which you can easily access online and are relevant! Keep going over all of the knowledge (maybe make flashcards so you can test yourself?) it's a very good way to ensure that you don't forget the information.Also look at your specifications online to see what you actually need to know, some of the info in your notes (given by teachers) may not actually be in the spec.
Create goals and targets for yourself which are achievable
Also make sure that you take breaks every 25 mins or so (schedule that into your timetable!)Also make sure that you DON'T procrastinate.
Sleep well, eat well and make sure that you get enough exercise - go on runs/walks during your breaks
I hope I helped and good luck! Aim for as many A stars as possible
I am sure that you can achieve
and yeah i have made a timetable for all my subjects apart from re and busniess which are easy and i belive i can revise for neaer the time of examination ,but i cant follow the timetable ,i dont even get the time to do my homework ...
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(Original post by chillygirl)
thankyou for the reply ,the thing is i cant concentrate on my work at all ,like all this holiday i havent even opened my book ,i just dont have the motivation or concentration to revise or complete my controlled assessments
and yeah i have made a timetable for all my subjects apart from re and busniess which are easy and i belive i can revise for neaer the time of examination ,but i cant follow the timetable ,i dont even get the time to do my homework ...
thankyou for the reply ,the thing is i cant concentrate on my work at all ,like all this holiday i havent even opened my book ,i just dont have the motivation or concentration to revise or complete my controlled assessments
and yeah i have made a timetable for all my subjects apart from re and busniess which are easy and i belive i can revise for neaer the time of examination ,but i cant follow the timetable ,i dont even get the time to do my homework ...
as I do work and then I may watch Netflix after and then continue with my work.
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(Original post by chillygirl)
thankyou for the reply ,the thing is i cant concentrate on my work at all ,like all this holiday i havent even opened my book ,i just dont have the motivation or concentration to revise or complete my controlled assessments and yeah i have made a timetable for all my subjects apart from re and busniess which are easy and i belive i can revise for neaer the time of examination ,but i cant follow the timetable ,i dont even get the time to do my homework ...
thankyou for the reply ,the thing is i cant concentrate on my work at all ,like all this holiday i havent even opened my book ,i just dont have the motivation or concentration to revise or complete my controlled assessments
and yeah i have made a timetable for all my subjects apart from re and busniess which are easy and i belive i can revise for neaer the time of examination ,but i cant follow the timetable ,i dont even get the time to do my homework ...
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when i do think about where i wanna be in future and the grades i need to achieve ,i do get my book out and then find out i have so much to revise for and then end up just gving up
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