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I achieved mostly 9s and some 8s at GCSE

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Original post by Nat16.
I reccomend using The GCSE Maths Tutor on youtube (i mostly used him for the hard GCSE questions and to review any gaps in my knowledge).
For English I used Mr Salles also on youtube as well as the exemplars released by aqa (read through and see what ideas they award the most point for and how to structure your essays)

Hi. I use gcse maths tutor as well and I usually make notes and annotate the questions in the videos. I think he pretty much covers all types of questions u need to know. Do you think I will achieve a good grade with this method?
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Original post by Dying inside
Hi. I use gcse maths tutor as well and I usually make notes and annotate the questions in the videos. I think he pretty much covers all types of questions u need to know. Do you think I will achieve a good grade with this method?

If the method works for you it's great, I refrained from making any notes for maths instead I just practiced a lot of questions which I find to be more important as you get an idea how to apply multiple concepts across the questions
Original post by Nat16.
I wish to help others and share my resources but am unsure of where to do it - i am also looking to tutor people (currently got some offers).
I sat 10 GCSEs (Maths, English Literature, English Language, Biology + Physics + Chemistry (Triple Science) Religious Studies, Spanish, Business Studies, Geography)
I am now an A-Level student doing 4 options (Maths, Physics, Further Maths and Economics)

hello

would you be able to give any advice for gcse English literature 🙂 thank u and well done!
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Original post by emaanqur
hello

would you be able to give any advice for gcse English literature 🙂 thank u and well done!

Focus on developing one idea and branch off of it but make sure to always return to it. It's the number one grade7-9 technique examiners look for and ward high marks when executed correctly. Hope this helps and good luck

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