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Hello i dont understand anything in gcse maths im getting really bad grades and i currently use cgp maths revision books (Edexcel) along with many videos on yt. I still dont get 1 thing even in class please help
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(Original post by Moonlight rain)
what about stem & leaf
what about stem & leaf
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(Original post by tinygirl96)
Go back to basics.
Go back to basics.
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(Original post by D7sh)
I jave many times i can easily do it but as soon as i get to higher topics i just cant do it. Things like geometry are impossible for me
I jave many times i can easily do it but as soon as i get to higher topics i just cant do it. Things like geometry are impossible for me
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(Original post by harrysbar)
Have you asked if you can do foundation instead?
Have you asked if you can do foundation instead?
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Hey. Some online sources that really helped me were Seneca and Khan Academy. Seneca explains and gives quickfire questions to help your understanding. Khan Academy does videos and walk throughs and sometimes has questions too. IXL is also really good, but you have to pay to access all of it.
You can also PM me if you need help. I got a 7 at GCSE and am currently doing maths at A level. I've helped a couple of people on here before, so I'd be happy to kind of "tutor" you.
Not sure if this is any help, but good luck!!
You can also PM me if you need help. I got a 7 at GCSE and am currently doing maths at A level. I've helped a couple of people on here before, so I'd be happy to kind of "tutor" you.
Not sure if this is any help, but good luck!!
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(Original post by D7sh)
I dont want to do foundation i can do it very easy aswell i want to get atleast a 7 so thats juts not an option for me right now
I dont want to do foundation i can do it very easy aswell i want to get atleast a 7 so thats juts not an option for me right now
Unless you plan on doing a degree in something like Maths/Engineering or Economics then doing Foundation level (which you find very easy) and getting a 5 would seem better than possibly failing a Higher paper
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(Original post by ItsStarLordMan)
Hey. Some online sources that really helped me were Seneca and Khan Academy. Seneca explains and gives quickfire questions to help your understanding. Khan Academy does videos and walk throughs and sometimes has questions too. IXL is also really good, but you have to pay to access all of it.
You can also PM me if you need help. I got a 7 at GCSE and am currently doing maths at A level. I've helped a couple of people on here before, so I'd be happy to kind of "tutor" you.
Not sure if this is any help, but good luck!!
Hey. Some online sources that really helped me were Seneca and Khan Academy. Seneca explains and gives quickfire questions to help your understanding. Khan Academy does videos and walk throughs and sometimes has questions too. IXL is also really good, but you have to pay to access all of it.
You can also PM me if you need help. I got a 7 at GCSE and am currently doing maths at A level. I've helped a couple of people on here before, so I'd be happy to kind of "tutor" you.
Not sure if this is any help, but good luck!!
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(Original post by harrysbar)
Why do you want a 7 though? Is there any real reason?
Unless you plan on doing a degree in something like Maths/Engineering or Economics then doing Foundation level (which you find very easy) and getting a 5 would seem better than possibly failing a Higher paper
Why do you want a 7 though? Is there any real reason?
Unless you plan on doing a degree in something like Maths/Engineering or Economics then doing Foundation level (which you find very easy) and getting a 5 would seem better than possibly failing a Higher paper
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What in particular? Figuring out what the questions want you to do, fact recall, time pressures etc. ?
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(Original post by D7sh)
Thats really good grades well done! Thanks for the websites i will try them out. Thanks alot
Thats really good grades well done! Thanks for the websites i will try them out. Thanks alot
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(Original post by ItsStarLordMan)
Some sixth forms require 7s so that you can do your A levels. Mine did
Some sixth forms require 7s so that you can do your A levels. Mine did
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(Original post by laurawatt)
What in particular? Figuring out what the questions want you to do, fact recall, time pressures etc. ?
What in particular? Figuring out what the questions want you to do, fact recall, time pressures etc. ?
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(Original post by harrysbar)
Why do you want a 7 though? Is there any real reason?
Unless you plan on doing a degree in something like Maths/Engineering or Economics then doing Foundation level (which you find very easy) and getting a 5 would seem better than possibly failing a Higher paper
Why do you want a 7 though? Is there any real reason?
Unless you plan on doing a degree in something like Maths/Engineering or Economics then doing Foundation level (which you find very easy) and getting a 5 would seem better than possibly failing a Higher paper
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(Original post by harrysbar)
That is not the case for most sixth forms or at least only in the subjects people want to continue to A level. OP has not said they need a 7 in maths in order to do A levels.
That is not the case for most sixth forms or at least only in the subjects people want to continue to A level. OP has not said they need a 7 in maths in order to do A levels.
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(Original post by D7sh)
Its more of not understanding i go over the same topics over and over ask teachers for help and others and also watch youtube videos on it but still csn process it
Its more of not understanding i go over the same topics over and over ask teachers for help and others and also watch youtube videos on it but still csn process it
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