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Case studies: Group them into social, political and economic factors (Short summaries) - this can be a mindmap or just flashcards. Remember to use flashy, memorable colours or diagrams to make it stand out; furthermore, improving a unique memory for a specific concept.
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Past papers - practice writing more often so you'll get used to writing at a fast pace (in case you struggle with time management)
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Go over the effects of any cause (e.g. mangroves in coastal conditions - how does it affect/benefit the community?)
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QUIZLET!! It's a great study tool for learning vocabulary over time - people make their own flashcard vocabulary sets online, too! This is a great way to extend and show off your vocab during writing assessments during GCSE. Moreover, unexpected vocab may pop up during reading or listening exams, so it's by luck you may've revised these vocab, too!
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Find a Spanish friend. I know this sounds a bit strange, but I used to get a low score for German Speaking (5,6). Ever since I got a German friend in 6th form, my grades have been improving towards 7s and 8s. Usually, I would try to speak German with her, and if I had gotten any grammar/structure wrong, she would correct me - plus, helping me strengthen my confidence in German-speaking!
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Case studies: Group them into social, political and economic factors (Short summaries) - this can be a mindmap or just flashcards. Remember to use flashy, memorable colours or diagrams to make it stand out; furthermore, improving a unique memory for a specific concept.
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Past papers - practice writing more often so you'll get used to writing at a fast pace (in case you struggle with time management)
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Go over the effects of any cause (e.g. mangroves in coastal conditions - how does it affect/benefit the community?)
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QUIZLET!! It's a great study tool for learning vocabulary over time - people make their own flashcard vocabulary sets online, too! This is a great way to extend and show off your vocab during writing assessments during GCSE. Moreover, unexpected vocab may pop up during reading or listening exams, so it's by luck you may've revised these vocab, too!
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Find a Spanish friend. I know this sounds a bit strange, but I used to get a low score for German Speaking (5,6). Ever since I got a German friend in 6th form, my grades have been improving towards 7s and 8s. Usually, I would try to speak German with her, and if I had gotten any grammar/structure wrong, she would correct me - plus, helping me strengthen my confidence in German-speaking!
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Case studies: Group them into social, political and economic factors (Short summaries) - this can be a mindmap or just flashcards. Remember to use flashy, memorable colours or diagrams to make it stand out; furthermore, improving a unique memory for a specific concept.
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Past papers - practice writing more often so you'll get used to writing at a fast pace (in case you struggle with time management)
•
Go over the effects of any cause (e.g. mangroves in coastal conditions - how does it affect/benefit the community?)
•
QUIZLET!! It's a great study tool for learning vocabulary over time - people make their own flashcard vocabulary sets online, too! This is a great way to extend and show off your vocab during writing assessments during GCSE. Moreover, unexpected vocab may pop up during reading or listening exams, so it's by luck you may've revised these vocab, too!
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Find a Spanish friend. I know this sounds a bit strange, but I used to get a low score for German Speaking (5,6). Ever since I got a German friend in 6th form, my grades have been improving towards 7s and 8s. Usually, I would try to speak German with her, and if I had gotten any grammar/structure wrong, she would correct me - plus, helping me strengthen my confidence in German-speaking!
Last reply 2 days ago
went from 3s to 9s with (literally) night before revision - ask me anything59
Last reply 2 days ago
went from 3s to 9s with (literally) night before revision - ask me anything59