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Repeat tests a few weeks after taking the original one, so check you have some memory/understanding about how to solve problems you couldnt do
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Watch some people walking through (exam) questions and pay particular attending to how they describe/analyse the question and get started
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drfrost (for instance) has a large number of (edexcel ....) questions which you can practice regularly (some every day?). Reflect carefully about ones you make mistakes on and maybe make a short note about things you get wrong and how you stop making the same mistake.
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Ask questions in class (during or after) if youre unsure about how/why you use a technique, how its proved, ... so try not to sit there passively.
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watch a YouTube video first on chosen topic (TLMaths is my fave!!)
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do questions on maths genie - they’re easier and help to understand the basics which is so so important
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then complete topic questions on Jethwa Maths, they’re a little harder than maths genie but they really help in understanding the topic
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then do questions on PMT. when correcting questions - always make sure you know how you messed up, if not, you will make the same mistake again - using different colours when marking really helps (eg. green = things i did right, orange = i was on the right lines or miscalculation red = i had no clue what to do)
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i do edexcel but i’m sure AQA have a textbook with loads of exercises and questions - complete all of those after lessons
but don’t let topic tests make you question your maths ability, they’re always harder than the real papers! everyone always says that maths is all about practice, which is true to a certain extent, but making sure you actually understand why you’re working out certain things or using certain formulas is equally as important.
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watch a YouTube video first on chosen topic (TLMaths is my fave!!)
•
do questions on maths genie - they’re easier and help to understand the basics which is so so important
•
then complete topic questions on Jethwa Maths, they’re a little harder than maths genie but they really help in understanding the topic
•
then do questions on PMT. when correcting questions - always make sure you know how you messed up, if not, you will make the same mistake again - using different colours when marking really helps (eg. green = things i did right, orange = i was on the right lines or miscalculation red = i had no clue what to do)
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i do edexcel but i’m sure AQA have a textbook with loads of exercises and questions - complete all of those after lessons
but don’t let topic tests make you question your maths ability, they’re always harder than the real papers! everyone always says that maths is all about practice, which is true to a certain extent, but making sure you actually understand why you’re working out certain things or using certain formulas is equally as important.
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