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how do I prepare for my mocks in the best way possible to achieve high grades?also, could anyone help and maybe tutor me in science, English, maths, history, psychology, and drama
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I would advise doing as many exam questions as you can before the exam. From personal experience, I would spend too much time writing notes leaving me with little to no exam practice.
Make sure to print of the specification for each of your subjects and highlight your strengths/weaknesses. Then, go on the examboard website/ask your teachers for as many questions as you can get to practice memory recall (which prepares you well for the exams).
I would definitely recommend watching Eve Bennett / Unjaded Jade on YouTube if you want more advice.
Make sure to print of the specification for each of your subjects and highlight your strengths/weaknesses. Then, go on the examboard website/ask your teachers for as many questions as you can get to practice memory recall (which prepares you well for the exams).
I would definitely recommend watching Eve Bennett / Unjaded Jade on YouTube if you want more advice.
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(Original post by bboyapati9)
I would advise doing as many exam questions as you can before the exam. From personal experience, I would spend too much time writing notes leaving me with little to no exam practice.
Make sure to print of the specification for each of your subjects and highlight your strengths/weaknesses. Then, go on the examboard website/ask your teachers for as many questions as you can get to practice memory recall (which prepares you well for the exams).
I would definitely recommend watching Eve Bennett / Unjaded Jade on YouTube if you want more advice.
I would advise doing as many exam questions as you can before the exam. From personal experience, I would spend too much time writing notes leaving me with little to no exam practice.
Make sure to print of the specification for each of your subjects and highlight your strengths/weaknesses. Then, go on the examboard website/ask your teachers for as many questions as you can get to practice memory recall (which prepares you well for the exams).
I would definitely recommend watching Eve Bennett / Unjaded Jade on YouTube if you want more advice.
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