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Iām about to start year 12 so I wanted to ask, when did you start revising for a levels?
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(Original post by Icykitten)
Iām about to start year 12 so I wanted to ask, when did you start revising for a levels?
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Iām about to start year 12 so I wanted to ask, when did you start revising for a levels?
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Easter in year 12 (I sat ASs), and started doing a light amount from February half-term in year 13 - you don't need to revise right from the start of sixth form, and you also don't need to do hours and hours everyday! (ended up with all A*s)
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Easter in year 12 (I sat ASs), and started doing a light amount from February half-term in year 13 - you don't need to revise right from the start of sixth form, and you also don't need to do hours and hours everyday! (ended up with all A*s)
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(Original post by DGeorge13)
What subjects did you take and do you have any revision advice?
What subjects did you take and do you have any revision advice?
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(Original post by Icykitten)
Iām about to start year 12 so I wanted to ask, when did you start revising for a levels?
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Iām about to start year 12 so I wanted to ask, when did you start revising for a levels?
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(Original post by happywhale)
Easter in year 12 (I sat ASs), and started doing a light amount from February half-term in year 13 - you don't need to revise right from the start of sixth form, and you also don't need to do hours and hours everyday! (ended up with all A*s) x
Easter in year 12 (I sat ASs), and started doing a light amount from February half-term in year 13 - you don't need to revise right from the start of sixth form, and you also don't need to do hours and hours everyday! (ended up with all A*s)
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(Original post by happywhale)
Easter in year 12 (I sat ASs), and started doing a light amount from February half-term in year 13 - you don't need to revise right from the start of sixth form, and you also don't need to do hours and hours everyday! (ended up with all A*s) x
Easter in year 12 (I sat ASs), and started doing a light amount from February half-term in year 13 - you don't need to revise right from the start of sixth form, and you also don't need to do hours and hours everyday! (ended up with all A*s)
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(Original post by Bidachanee)
Hi well done!! What subject did you do and what are you doing now?
Hi well done!! What subject did you do and what are you doing now?
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(Original post by happywhale)
Maths, Further Maths, Physics at A level, plus Additional Further Maths, Chemistry and German at AS. I know it's not revolutionary advice, but for the sciences and maths, working through past papers and marking the questions as you go is absolutely brilliant (even if you're taking the new spec, I used the old spec papers and just ignored the questions that were no longer relevant) and for languages quizlet is really good for learning vocab
Maths, Further Maths, Physics at A level, plus Additional Further Maths, Chemistry and German at AS. I know it's not revolutionary advice, but for the sciences and maths, working through past papers and marking the questions as you go is absolutely brilliant (even if you're taking the new spec, I used the old spec papers and just ignored the questions that were no longer relevant) and for languages quizlet is really good for learning vocab
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(Original post by Icykitten)
Now?! Iām not sure about that... š
Now?! Iām not sure about that... š
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(Original post by happywhale)
Thank you! I did maths, further maths and physics, and I'm currently doing a theoretical physics degree
Thank you! I did maths, further maths and physics, and I'm currently doing a theoretical physics degree
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(Original post by happywhale)
Easter in year 12 (I sat ASs), and started doing a light amount from February half-term in year 13 - you don't need to revise right from the start of sixth form, and you also don't need to do hours and hours everyday! (ended up with all A*s) x
Easter in year 12 (I sat ASs), and started doing a light amount from February half-term in year 13 - you don't need to revise right from the start of sixth form, and you also don't need to do hours and hours everyday! (ended up with all A*s)
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(Original post by Icykitten)
Iām about to start year 12 so I wanted to ask, when did you start revising for a levels?
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Iām about to start year 12 so I wanted to ask, when did you start revising for a levels?
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as soon as you've had your lesson you should be revising what you've learnt till it's second nature to you. as you learn new things in future lessons you will need to ensure you learn that too and at the same time don't forget what you previously learnt
tl;dr your revision should start at the beginning of september. im not just saying this to be draconian but as someone who was successful academically
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(Original post by Bidachanee)
Iām going into year 13 and I am studying chemistry, biology and maths . When would you say I start revising ?
Iām going into year 13 and I am studying chemistry, biology and maths . When would you say I start revising ?
(Original post by DGeorge13)
Thanks for your advice. What would you say the hardest thing about starting a level was?
Thanks for your advice. What would you say the hardest thing about starting a level was?
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(Original post by enemysoilder)
What uni are you at now?
What uni are you at now?
I don't want to hijack this thread, so I'm going to go now, but you're always welcome to message me! But there will be people who've sat A levels more recently than me who can give better advice
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(Original post by happywhale)
When did you start in year 12, and did that work for you? If it did then I'd say do the same again, but if it felt a bit tight for time you might want to start earlier. I started at Easter in year 12 but found it pretty stressful, so to make it nicer for myself in year 13 I started working through past papers from February half term and that worked well for me
I think the hardest thing for me was the fact my sixth form was a lot bigger than the lower school, so everything was just weird and new! There was a step up in workload, but I don't think I found it that noticeable because we were eased in - I know it's easy to worry but I'm sure you'll be okay x
Sorry, I don't want to say on TSR - but non-oxbridge top 10
I don't want to hijack this thread, so I'm going to go now, but you're always welcome to message me! But there will be people who've sat A levels more recently than me who can give better advice
When did you start in year 12, and did that work for you? If it did then I'd say do the same again, but if it felt a bit tight for time you might want to start earlier. I started at Easter in year 12 but found it pretty stressful, so to make it nicer for myself in year 13 I started working through past papers from February half term and that worked well for me
I think the hardest thing for me was the fact my sixth form was a lot bigger than the lower school, so everything was just weird and new! There was a step up in workload, but I don't think I found it that noticeable because we were eased in - I know it's easy to worry but I'm sure you'll be okay
x Sorry, I don't want to say on TSR - but non-oxbridge top 10
I don't want to hijack this thread, so I'm going to go now, but you're always welcome to message me! But there will be people who've sat A levels more recently than me who can give better advice
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If I were you, Iād make notes from the start of year 12 every weekend and begin proper but light revision around January/February time and then begin picking up the pace at around March time. But doing notes every weekend is something Iād highly recommend. In year 12, I didnāt really make many notes until February and I got AABC.
In Year 13, I made notes every weekend which left more time for past papers later in the year and I got AAA in biology, chemistry and history. (The extra time for past papers pulled my Chem grade from a C into an A)
In Year 13, I made notes every weekend which left more time for past papers later in the year and I got AAA in biology, chemistry and history. (The extra time for past papers pulled my Chem grade from a C into an A)
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Make sure you keep notes organised right from the start and get and complete all homeworks/tests. Started revising around start of April for AS and a little earlier for A2s, got 2 A*s and an A.
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(Original post by Adro789)
Make sure you keep notes organised right from the start and get and complete all homeworks/tests. Started revising around start of April for AS and a little earlier for A2s, got 2 A*s and an A.
Make sure you keep notes organised right from the start and get and complete all homeworks/tests. Started revising around start of April for AS and a little earlier for A2s, got 2 A*s and an A.
I might sound stupid for asking but what is the difference between AS and A2?
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(Original post by Icykitten)
Thatās for the advice š
I might sound stupid for asking but what is the difference between AS and A2?
Thatās for the advice š
I might sound stupid for asking but what is the difference between AS and A2?
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