What's your best tips and advice for maths, for someone who doesn't have an interest in it at all?
For maths, I would just say grind at it as much as you can. It’s difficult to get someone to like maths especially if they’re not interested, so I would just say to do LOADS of past papers and questions while watching tv or netflix yo stop you from getting too bored.
For french, I got full marks on the writing and speaking cos I just spent hella lot of time going over the grammar (and learning for complex a level grammar like the subjunctive and past conditional.) I didn’t do as well on the listening and reading, so I would’ve spent more time maybe listening to podcasts and doing my quizlet vocab.
For maths, I would just say grind at it as much as you can. It’s difficult to get someone to like maths especially if they’re not interested, so I would just say to do LOADS of past papers and questions while watching tv or netflix yo stop you from getting too bored.
Thanks, I need to start doing lots of past papers. How many should I do in a week?
For RE, I made flashcards for all the content. I did AQA, and I compilated all the possible questions that could come up for all the questions up to 5 marks and answered them in timed conditions (to the second.) For the 12 markers, I did essay plans and learnt them. For those, it would be useful to learn philosophers and their ideas, such as Aquinas, Sartre, Rousseu etc.
How did you revise.. Revision techniques?? When did you start revising?? How did you deal with not being too anxious for exams??
Best revision technique - learn every single bit of content using flashcards and Seneca. This should be done around the Easter holiday time. From then, do 25 minutes of content from one subject then 25-50 minutes of past papers of another subject. Just rinse and repeat