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Hi guys so currently I’m in a set where they do foundation but my aunty rang to see if they can move up but I need to do higher paper.But idk how I’m going to the higher paper if I’m learning foundation content.Can only give me tips how to get 6/7 as if I get a 5 they won’t move up.so. Currently we are learning probability
Check if your school is subscribed to websites like MyMaths, MethodMaths and/or DrFrostMaths.

These are amazing resources, especially DrFrostMaths if you want to get into the habit of practicing and get better. MyMaths for the initial learning.

If not, don't worry. There's lots of free resources online for, both learning and practicing, in which case I recommend using
https://mathsmadeeasy.co.uk
https://www.mathsgenie.co.uk/gcse.html

And moreover just investing in a revision guide and practice book would be beneficial. Because the thing with Maths is you need to practice and practice to get better, you can't just memorise information. Practice is key. Hope that helps
(edited 6 years ago)
Original post by Jpatel70
Hi guys so currently I’m in a set where they do foundation but my aunty rang to see if they can move up but I need to do higher paper.But idk how I’m going to the higher paper if I’m learning foundation content.Can only give me tips how to get 6/7 as if I get a 5 they won’t move up.so. Currently we are learning probability


Moved the Maths forum :smile:
You might find this topic list complete with questions helpful: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=5120414
Youtube videos are also immensely useful if you're trying to learn topics, just type in the topic and gcse maths and you can usually find tonnes of videos :smile:

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