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Hi, so I want to get at least an A in both Biology and Chemistry and I was wondering whether anyone had any revision tips or techniques that they used that enable them to get the high grades? Thank you!!!
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Hey,
For me I've found Seneca (online revision) SUPER HELPFUL!!
Albeit, some areas done go into the specific detail you'd need to know in exams, but it'd brilliant for short bursts of revision more so focused upon theory!
It's been a huge help for me prepping for mocks!
I usually follow these up by doing exam questions (physics maths tutor) upon that topic ☺
Theres also past papers when you feel more confident you've revised a good proportion of the course!!
Biology in particular - FLASHCARDS!!!!!
Key definitions
Key processes
Features of ___
Etc etc
There's so much content here but making sure you know the key definitions and processes will help you in those knowledge based questions!
Also, we used to make interactive 2D models/games/'teaching aids' to help woth more complex processes
Protein synthesis (I HATE THIS)
Photosynthesis (LDR & LIR)
Co-transport
Immune system (phagocytosis, T & B cells)
^amazing if you're a visual learner! Xx
For me I've found Seneca (online revision) SUPER HELPFUL!!
Albeit, some areas done go into the specific detail you'd need to know in exams, but it'd brilliant for short bursts of revision more so focused upon theory!
It's been a huge help for me prepping for mocks!
I usually follow these up by doing exam questions (physics maths tutor) upon that topic ☺
Theres also past papers when you feel more confident you've revised a good proportion of the course!!
Biology in particular - FLASHCARDS!!!!!
Key definitions
Key processes
Features of ___
Etc etc
There's so much content here but making sure you know the key definitions and processes will help you in those knowledge based questions!
Also, we used to make interactive 2D models/games/'teaching aids' to help woth more complex processes
Protein synthesis (I HATE THIS)
Photosynthesis (LDR & LIR)
Co-transport
Immune system (phagocytosis, T & B cells)
^amazing if you're a visual learner! Xx
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