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i watched freesciencelessons a week before paper 1, and a day before the paper 2. I made flashcards based on what he said. I ended up with 2 9s and an 8. So, short answer-- Yes!
I haven't used maths-watch, but the key to maths is practice, so i'm sure you'll be ale to get the 6 if you really want to!
I haven't used maths-watch, but the key to maths is practice, so i'm sure you'll be ale to get the 6 if you really want to!
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(Original post by TheSuckUpStudent)
i watched freesciencelessons a week before paper 1, and a day before the paper 2. I made flashcards based on what he said. I ended up with 2 9s and an 8. So, short answer-- Yes!
I haven't used maths-watch, but the key to maths is practice, so i'm sure you'll be ale to get the 6 if you really want to!
i watched freesciencelessons a week before paper 1, and a day before the paper 2. I made flashcards based on what he said. I ended up with 2 9s and an 8. So, short answer-- Yes!
I haven't used maths-watch, but the key to maths is practice, so i'm sure you'll be ale to get the 6 if you really want to!
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(Original post by lol8759)
I have mocks and i need 6s in maths and science.
I have mocks and i need 6s in maths and science.
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(Original post by TheSuckUpStudent)
i watched freesciencelessons a week before paper 1, and a day before the paper 2. I made flashcards based on what he said. I ended up with 2 9s and an 8. So, short answer-- Yes!
I haven't used maths-watch, but the key to maths is practice, so i'm sure you'll be ale to get the 6 if you really want to!
i watched freesciencelessons a week before paper 1, and a day before the paper 2. I made flashcards based on what he said. I ended up with 2 9s and an 8. So, short answer-- Yes!
I haven't used maths-watch, but the key to maths is practice, so i'm sure you'll be ale to get the 6 if you really want to!
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(Original post by lol8759)
Thanks for the reply. Mathswatch has a video on each topic then like 10 questions on the topic after you watch the video, so would that be enough practice?
Thanks for the reply. Mathswatch has a video on each topic then like 10 questions on the topic after you watch the video, so would that be enough practice?
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(Original post by SusannaW)
It depends what grade you’re on now and two weeks is not a lot of time! But yes I think they’d definitely help - practising lots of exam questions is the key to doing well in exams so I’d advise you do that too.
It depends what grade you’re on now and two weeks is not a lot of time! But yes I think they’d definitely help - practising lots of exam questions is the key to doing well in exams so I’d advise you do that too.
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(Original post by lol8759)
Last mocks i got 5s in biology, chemistry and maths (although i did foundation maths) and a 3 in physics but i didnt revise at all
Last mocks i got 5s in biology, chemistry and maths (although i did foundation maths) and a 3 in physics but i didnt revise at all
If you didn’t revise at all last time and for those grades you should probably be able to get 6s - you’re not too far off!
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(Original post by SusannaW)
In that case I’d advise you focus most on physics (although look at you other subjects too of course!) I found it helpful to go through the contents page of my revision guide to identify areas of weakness (you could also use the specification) and the make revision cards on those areas. I’d then get someone to test me on them (or test myself on them by covering up my notes and trying to remember what I wrote). I’d carry my revision cards with me so if I had any spare moments (eg: on the bus - sad I know) I could go over them.
If you didn’t revise at all last time and for those grades you should probably be able to get 6s - you’re not too far off!
In that case I’d advise you focus most on physics (although look at you other subjects too of course!) I found it helpful to go through the contents page of my revision guide to identify areas of weakness (you could also use the specification) and the make revision cards on those areas. I’d then get someone to test me on them (or test myself on them by covering up my notes and trying to remember what I wrote). I’d carry my revision cards with me so if I had any spare moments (eg: on the bus - sad I know) I could go over them.
If you didn’t revise at all last time and for those grades you should probably be able to get 6s - you’re not too far off!
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(Original post by hudz1e)
did you do any practice questions for science at all? and how long did it take to make those flashcards because i feel like i'd have to watch it properly and then take notes and that will take so much longer than i want :/
did you do any practice questions for science at all? and how long did it take to make those flashcards because i feel like i'd have to watch it properly and then take notes and that will take so much longer than i want :/
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(Original post by lol8759)
yeah I'm already making flash cards and im focusing on physics and maths since i need to learn the higher stuff. my physics teacher said that most revision for physics is just learning the equations
yeah I'm already making flash cards and im focusing on physics and maths since i need to learn the higher stuff. my physics teacher said that most revision for physics is just learning the equations
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Bro freesciencelessons and mathswatch is essentially education on a plate. I’m working at 8/9s revising for things day before using Dr Donnelly (the GOAT) and having binged mathswatch over a week holiday a few months ago my maths has skyrocketed from a 7 to a 9. Trust me; you can do bits with these resources.
Don’t be too comfy or over-reliant though.
Don’t be too comfy or over-reliant though.
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(Original post by TakeALittleWalk)
Bro freesciencelessons and mathswatch is essentially education on a plate. I’m working at 8/9s revising for things day before using Dr Donnelly (the GOAT) and having binged mathswatch over a week holiday a few months ago my maths has skyrocketed from a 7 to a 9. Trust me; you can do bits with these resources.
Don’t be too comfy or over-reliant though.
Bro freesciencelessons and mathswatch is essentially education on a plate. I’m working at 8/9s revising for things day before using Dr Donnelly (the GOAT) and having binged mathswatch over a week holiday a few months ago my maths has skyrocketed from a 7 to a 9. Trust me; you can do bits with these resources.
Don’t be too comfy or over-reliant though.
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(Original post by TakeALittleWalk)
Bro freesciencelessons and mathswatch is essentially education on a plate. I’m working at 8/9s revising for things day before using Dr Donnelly (the GOAT) and having binged mathswatch over a week holiday a few months ago my maths has skyrocketed from a 7 to a 9. Trust me; you can do bits with these resources.
Don’t be too comfy or over-reliant though.
Bro freesciencelessons and mathswatch is essentially education on a plate. I’m working at 8/9s revising for things day before using Dr Donnelly (the GOAT) and having binged mathswatch over a week holiday a few months ago my maths has skyrocketed from a 7 to a 9. Trust me; you can do bits with these resources.
Don’t be too comfy or over-reliant though.
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(Original post by ovetsss)
Do you watch the mathswatch and take notes? My maths is at a 6 and my targets an 8 LOL
Do you watch the mathswatch and take notes? My maths is at a 6 and my targets an 8 LOL
Came back from a practice test in September and got a grade 6. I was honestly so annoyed and went home that day and literally didn’t sleep until I’d watched al the videos. I did NOT make notes. Just watched the videos and chugged starbucks etc.
As soon as I finished binging over the week I did past papers. Went on mathsgenie and did all the paper from 2018/2017/2016 and specimens.
That’s pretty much it.
So no notes. Maths is a subject where taking notes isn’t just futile but a waste of time too.
(Original post by lol8759)
well done on your grades. what do you mean by being 'over-reliant' though? nice profile pic and name btw
well done on your grades. what do you mean by being 'over-reliant' though? nice profile pic and name btw
Don’t depend on freesciencelessons or mathswatch so much that you delay using them. Start now and start properly.
I’m giving this advice out right but truss I’m not as determined as my words present me to be 🤗😅
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(Original post by TakeALittleWalk)
In terms of maths revision I’ll tell you what I did exactly.
Came back from a practice test in September and got a grade 6. I was honestly so annoyed and went home that day and literally didn’t sleep until I’d watched al the videos. I did NOT make notes. Just watched the videos and chugged starbucks etc.
As soon as I finished binging over the week I did past papers. Went on mathsgenie and did all the paper from 2018/2017/2016 and specimens.
That’s pretty much it.
So no notes. Maths is a subject where taking notes isn’t just futile but a waste of time too.
Ty check out my gyg it’s even better
Don’t depend on freesciencelessons or mathswatch so much that you delay using them. Start now and start properly.
I’m giving this advice out right but truss I’m not as determined as my words present me to be 🤗😅
In terms of maths revision I’ll tell you what I did exactly.
Came back from a practice test in September and got a grade 6. I was honestly so annoyed and went home that day and literally didn’t sleep until I’d watched al the videos. I did NOT make notes. Just watched the videos and chugged starbucks etc.
As soon as I finished binging over the week I did past papers. Went on mathsgenie and did all the paper from 2018/2017/2016 and specimens.
That’s pretty much it.
So no notes. Maths is a subject where taking notes isn’t just futile but a waste of time too.
Ty check out my gyg it’s even better
Don’t depend on freesciencelessons or mathswatch so much that you delay using them. Start now and start properly.
I’m giving this advice out right but truss I’m not as determined as my words present me to be 🤗😅
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(Original post by TakeALittleWalk)
In terms of maths revision I’ll tell you what I did exactly.
Came back from a practice test in September and got a grade 6. I was honestly so annoyed and went home that day and literally didn’t sleep until I’d watched al the videos. I did NOT make notes. Just watched the videos and chugged starbucks etc.
As soon as I finished binging over the week I did past papers. Went on mathsgenie and did all the paper from 2018/2017/2016 and specimens.
That’s pretty much it.
So no notes. Maths is a subject where taking notes isn’t just futile but a waste of time too.
In terms of maths revision I’ll tell you what I did exactly.
Came back from a practice test in September and got a grade 6. I was honestly so annoyed and went home that day and literally didn’t sleep until I’d watched al the videos. I did NOT make notes. Just watched the videos and chugged starbucks etc.
As soon as I finished binging over the week I did past papers. Went on mathsgenie and did all the paper from 2018/2017/2016 and specimens.
That’s pretty much it.
So no notes. Maths is a subject where taking notes isn’t just futile but a waste of time too.
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I used my cgp revision guide for science to make sure that I really knew and understood all the content, but ultimately, past papers and practise questions (I found Seneca learning pretty useful for science too) are the key
For maths, I just did past papers once I knew the content
Practising the same style questions that you’ll get in your exam/mocks is the best thing you can do for maths!
(And if you get questions wrong, for both maths and sciences, look back on that topic and revise it before you try other questions
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For maths, I just did past papers once I knew the content
Practising the same style questions that you’ll get in your exam/mocks is the best thing you can do for maths!
(And if you get questions wrong, for both maths and sciences, look back on that topic and revise it before you try other questions
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(Original post by ovetsss)
I take notes so i can look back on how to do it if i need to, ALL THE VIDEOS?? i swear there is more than 200? Wtf lol
I take notes so i can look back on how to do it if i need to, ALL THE VIDEOS?? i swear there is more than 200? Wtf lol
Once you start doing a couple past papers you won’t need notes anymore
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(Original post by TakeALittleWalk)
I skipped the grade 1-5/6 stuff tbh
Once you start doing a couple past papers you won’t need notes anymore
I skipped the grade 1-5/6 stuff tbh
Once you start doing a couple past papers you won’t need notes anymore
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