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Zarin_176
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How should I revise for RS a level I’m really confused and I'm not getting good grades. Please help! Would really appreciate it
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How should I revise for RS I’m really confused and I'm not getting good grades. Please help! Would really appreciate it
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Hi, I don't take RS but I would advise you to use post-it notes and summarise each page in your textbook. If you don't have a textbook try going through each lesson in your exercise book or go through things with your teacher during a break, lunch, or after school.
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I'm an RS tutor, post a recent essay you've done and I'll explain how it needs to be improved.
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I'm an RS tutor, post a recent essay you've done and I'll explain how it needs to be improved.
Thanks a lot. I will post it. I’m at work at the moment.
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How should I revise for RS I’m really confused and I'm not getting good grades. Please help! Would really appreciate it
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Hey , I achieved a grade 9 at RS GCSE and I highly suggest making flash cards for quotes and key points ; additionally I suggest reading the examiner reports for your respective exam and going through and highlighting how and why people lose marks and how you can avoid losing those marks Good luck!
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