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I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
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(Original post by ananyag_)
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
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(Original post by ananyag_)
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
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TL Maths on YouTube is great!
Also just doing past paper questions if you can get hold of any. If possible buy a textbook or workbook with questions in for you to practise.
Try explaining things out loud after you revise it, to help consolidate and check you understand it.
Also just doing past paper questions if you can get hold of any. If possible buy a textbook or workbook with questions in for you to practise.
Try explaining things out loud after you revise it, to help consolidate and check you understand it.
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Exam Board?
Exam Board?
https://www.examsolutions.net/gcse-maths/
has EVERYTHING you need
have a look.
(Original post by ananyag_)
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
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(Original post by superbo9y)
do a past paper. See how well you do - then revise the topics you struggled with. (if u have paper 1 do it , if u have a paper 2 ,ect)
https://www.examsolutions.net/gcse-maths/
has EVERYTHING you need
have a look.
do a past paper. See how well you do - then revise the topics you struggled with. (if u have paper 1 do it , if u have a paper 2 ,ect)
https://www.examsolutions.net/gcse-maths/
has EVERYTHING you need
have a look.
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(Original post by ananyag_)
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
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(Original post by AliceKS)
Maths is all about having a tool box of skills and applying those skills. Make sure you are confident in using your skills eg. questions from a textbook and then use past papers to practise recognising which skills you need to use for which question. Once you can recognise what the question wants you to do then you'll be fine. I know I struggled a lot with recognising what the question wanted me to do at Further Maths as the questions won't be "This is a question on shapes", it will use more than one skill like quadratics and simultaneous equations and circle theorems.
Maths is all about having a tool box of skills and applying those skills. Make sure you are confident in using your skills eg. questions from a textbook and then use past papers to practise recognising which skills you need to use for which question. Once you can recognise what the question wants you to do then you'll be fine. I know I struggled a lot with recognising what the question wanted me to do at Further Maths as the questions won't be "This is a question on shapes", it will use more than one skill like quadratics and simultaneous equations and circle theorems.
I have practiced quite a lot if questions from textbooks. Do you think I should start solving past papers?
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Hey I went from a G (lowest grade) to B in just 3 months and it all i did was 1 month everyday revised for 2hrs (this was during summer i had a tutor) but i rlly did not need a tutor i was just unmotivated and procrastinating. Basically learn all the basic like the number and algebra chapter bcos that’s what helped me as i didn’t even know the basics. Learn Number and Algebra and everything else will work out. If you need help pm me and i’ll help- imdoing alevel maths now
ALSO ALSO PAST PAPERS ARE KEY!! normally questions are repeated!!
ALSO ALSO PAST PAPERS ARE KEY!! normally questions are repeated!!
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(Original post by ananyag_)
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
Get a past paper, with asses to a mask scheme
Do the past paper with out help from the mask scheme, then mark it your self and highlight part that you are struggling with.
after you have found out what you need to work on, watch some videos on it and try a similar question.
Note: don't stop doing the parts of maths you are good at or you could lose your progress, try and do question with lots of the parts to it.
Good luck.
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(Original post by CamTreas)
I do A-level maths now, this is how I did my GCSE.
Get a past paper, with asses to a mask scheme
Do the past paper with out help from the mask scheme, then mark it your self and highlight part that you are struggling with.
after you have found out what you need to work on, watch some videos on it and try a similar question.
Note: don't stop doing the parts of maths you are good at or you could lose your progress, try and do question with lots of the parts to it.
Good luck.
I do A-level maths now, this is how I did my GCSE.
Get a past paper, with asses to a mask scheme
Do the past paper with out help from the mask scheme, then mark it your self and highlight part that you are struggling with.
after you have found out what you need to work on, watch some videos on it and try a similar question.
Note: don't stop doing the parts of maths you are good at or you could lose your progress, try and do question with lots of the parts to it.
Good luck.
This will help a lot.🙂🙂
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Hi ananyag_,One way to effectively revise maths is to print out topic tests (for topics that you struggle with), past papers and the answer sheet.Start with the topic tests, work through each question until you understand the basic concept of it. If you still struggle to understand, go to Hegarty maths topic (that you need help on) on youtube and relearn it.After feeling confident (to an extent), start the past papers. Do all the necessary working out, change the pen colour and then mark it according to the mark scheme. If you still do not understand the question type, go back and watch the video and do more questions.Don't worry at first the overall mark may be quite low but as you do it more and more, your grade will get better.I've done this since the beginning of year 10 and I can guarantee this works. Don't worry @ananyag_, you can do it! <3XXXRammiya(P.S. if you want more help DM me on IG @XxRammiyaJxX )
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Hi ananyag_,One way to effectively revise maths is to print out topic tests (for topics that you struggle with), past papers and the answer sheet.Start with the topic tests, work through each question until you understand the basic concept of it. If you still struggle to understand, go to Hegarty maths topic (that you need help on) on youtube and relearn it.After feeling confident (to an extent), start the past papers. Do all the necessary working out, change the pen colour and then mark it according to the mark scheme. If you still do not understand the question type, go back and watch the video and do more questions.Don't worry at first the overall mark may be quite low but as you do it more and more, your grade will get better.I've done this since the beginning of year 10 and I can guarantee this works. Don't worry @ananyag_, you can do it! <3XXXRammiya(P.S. if you want more help DM me on IG @XxRammiyaJxX )
Hi ananyag_,One way to effectively revise maths is to print out topic tests (for topics that you struggle with), past papers and the answer sheet.Start with the topic tests, work through each question until you understand the basic concept of it. If you still struggle to understand, go to Hegarty maths topic (that you need help on) on youtube and relearn it.After feeling confident (to an extent), start the past papers. Do all the necessary working out, change the pen colour and then mark it according to the mark scheme. If you still do not understand the question type, go back and watch the video and do more questions.Don't worry at first the overall mark may be quite low but as you do it more and more, your grade will get better.I've done this since the beginning of year 10 and I can guarantee this works. Don't worry @ananyag_, you can do it! <3XXXRammiya(P.S. if you want more help DM me on IG @XxRammiyaJxX )
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(Original post by XxRammiyaJxX)
Hi ananyag_,One way to effectively revise maths is to print out topic tests (for topics that you struggle with), past papers and the answer sheet.Start with the topic tests, work through each question until you understand the basic concept of it. If you still struggle to understand, go to Hegarty maths topic (that you need help on) on youtube and relearn it.After feeling confident (to an extent), start the past papers. Do all the necessary working out, change the pen colour and then mark it according to the mark scheme. If you still do not understand the question type, go back and watch the video and do more questions.Don't worry at first the overall mark may be quite low but as you do it more and more, your grade will get better.I've done this since the beginning of year 10 and I can guarantee this works. Don't worry @ananyag_, you can do it! <3XXXRammiya(P.S. if you want more help DM me on IG @XxRammiyaJxX )
Hi ananyag_,One way to effectively revise maths is to print out topic tests (for topics that you struggle with), past papers and the answer sheet.Start with the topic tests, work through each question until you understand the basic concept of it. If you still struggle to understand, go to Hegarty maths topic (that you need help on) on youtube and relearn it.After feeling confident (to an extent), start the past papers. Do all the necessary working out, change the pen colour and then mark it according to the mark scheme. If you still do not understand the question type, go back and watch the video and do more questions.Don't worry at first the overall mark may be quite low but as you do it more and more, your grade will get better.I've done this since the beginning of year 10 and I can guarantee this works. Don't worry @ananyag_, you can do it! <3XXXRammiya(P.S. if you want more help DM me on IG @XxRammiyaJxX )
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(Original post by ananyag_)
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
Hey there guys!!
I have My GCSE mocks starting from 1st week of January. Everything else is going well except for maths. Can you suggest some ways to effectively study maths?
hope this helps and good luck x
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I cant find your IG.. is it @xxrammiya_jxx ?
I cant find your IG.. is it @xxrammiya_jxx ?
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