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Hey guys,
So I’ve started making some English notes for Frankenstein one of my set texts and basically for every chapter I’m making a mindmap of it with a summary of key events and then trying to write down all the key quotes and like some analysis.
Do you guys think this is a good way of doing this and do you have any other better things I could do for A level texts in general ?
Thanks 😊😊
So I’ve started making some English notes for Frankenstein one of my set texts and basically for every chapter I’m making a mindmap of it with a summary of key events and then trying to write down all the key quotes and like some analysis.
Do you guys think this is a good way of doing this and do you have any other better things I could do for A level texts in general ?
Thanks 😊😊
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I used this psychological trick for all my GCSE’s and AS and so far it works: read the text ten times write it down ten times and say it 5 times. Obviously it’s easier with shorter texts but it does work with longer texts too. 👍
I also have an app called ‘tinycards’ which is free it’s a flash card app that makes tests for the flash cards you make ;it’s really good.
I took English lit and Lang too so it works for that subject for me 👍
I also have an app called ‘tinycards’ which is free it’s a flash card app that makes tests for the flash cards you make ;it’s really good.
I took English lit and Lang too so it works for that subject for me 👍
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(Original post by Heathernchem)
I used this psychological trick for all my GCSE’s and AS and so far it works: read the text ten times write it down ten times and say it 5 times. Obviously it’s easier with shorter texts but it does work with longer texts too. 👍
I also have an app called ‘tinycards’ which is free it’s a flash card app that makes tests for the flash cards you make ;it’s really good.
I took English lit and Lang too so it works for that subject for me 👍
I used this psychological trick for all my GCSE’s and AS and so far it works: read the text ten times write it down ten times and say it 5 times. Obviously it’s easier with shorter texts but it does work with longer texts too. 👍
I also have an app called ‘tinycards’ which is free it’s a flash card app that makes tests for the flash cards you make ;it’s really good.
I took English lit and Lang too so it works for that subject for me 👍
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make sure you're doing practice essays too!! sounds good what you're doing though.
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Find key quotes then mind map around the quotes with as many ideas as possible, maybe several quotes per character and theme.
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