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I know many people say to use practice questions and mark or. But how do I actually remember the information? Do I just look over the questions and keep remembering them ?
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Just keep practising them, once you do a certain topic a few times you'll eventually get to a question in an exam and think "oh, this is just like question X I practised a while ago"
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There’s a reason as to why they say practice questions. It exercises your brain and in doing so it would be easier to remember if you repeat similar questions. Simply looking over them won’t help at all! I’m doing A level Maths and it’s all about understanding and most importantly putting that understanding into use
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(Original post by Charlie_Chan47)
I know many people say to use practice questions and mark or. But how do I actually remember the information? Do I just look over the questions and keep remembering them ?
I know many people say to use practice questions and mark or. But how do I actually remember the information? Do I just look over the questions and keep remembering them ?
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Definitely have a look at maths genie if you can. It’s a free online website that’s full of downloadable worksheets ranging from grade 1 to grade 9 tasks. It also has the mark scheme to every worksheet with it being explained, rather than just having a list of answers - Which might make more sense to you and therefore help.
You could always make small mind maps with the information you need, to see if it will help you learn the content easily or easier? For example, a mind map on all the different types of angles would be a good idea.
You could always make small mind maps with the information you need, to see if it will help you learn the content easily or easier? For example, a mind map on all the different types of angles would be a good idea.
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I remember practicing enough questions so that when you come to the exam and you come across a question, you can think, ah okay this is what I need to do, and then you relate it to a previous similar question that you did.
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(Original post by Charlie_Chan47)
I know many people say to use practice questions and mark or. But how do I actually remember the information? Do I just look over the questions and keep remembering them ?
I know many people say to use practice questions and mark or. But how do I actually remember the information? Do I just look over the questions and keep remembering them ?
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Do a practice question on each topic, and annotate each step you take in a different colour. Then you can base all your other questions on this information, and keep methods to look at in the future! Also write down certain theories and facts you've got to remember, such as the quadratic formula.
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Hi charlie, there are lots of ways of remembering information given to you, but he the most effective proven way of remembering questions is to understand what it's saying and to understand what the question is asking you to do. In most exams, you will find that you get different questions and some questions will be repeated in some practise papers. It's not about specifically remembering questions but understanding the types of questions given.
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