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ovya thuyavan

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Any revision tips for revising a level psychology? I missed a lot of content in year 12 as I took it unseriously.

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S_340

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Original post by ovya thuyavan

Any revision tips for revising a level psychology? I missed a lot of content in year 12 as I took it unseriously.

Check out psychboost or ask your teachers for PowerPoints from the lesson if you don't already have access to make notes. I basically make 16 marker plans for each subtopic. For example, for the working memory model revision page I would summarise 6 bullet points for a01 and then three a03 paragraphs for the evaluation. That way, you have all the content you need for different questions on one page. Hope this helps!

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ovya thuyavan

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Original post by S_340

Check out psychboost or ask your teachers for PowerPoints from the lesson if you don't already have access to make notes. I basically make 16 marker plans for each subtopic. For example, for the working memory model revision page I would summarise 6 bullet points for a01 and then three a03 paragraphs for the evaluation. That way, you have all the content you need for different questions on one page. Hope this helps!

if you still hve the notes pleaes can you share it with me

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Uni of Southampton Students

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Original post by ovya thuyavan

Any revision tips for revising a level psychology? I missed a lot of content in year 12 as I took it unseriously.

Hi there,

I studied AQA A level Psychology as well and found the best way for me to revise was by blurting and doing lots of practice papers and questions - with blurting, I would learn the content then write out all the information I remembered in a mind map in one colour, then once I had written everything, I would look at my notes and add the new info in a different colour and would continue this until i remember it all.
There are lots of exam papers and questions online that I would complete and send back to my teachers once completed.

Hope this helps! :smile:

Rachel (UoS Student Rep)

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rebekahohh

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Original post by ovya thuyavan

Any revision tips for revising a level psychology? I missed a lot of content in year 12 as I took it unseriously.

definitely see if you can get access to powerpoints if you’re school uses them
in general, brain dumps are really good for psychology once you understand a topic, and make sure you’re doing essay practice [16 markers] as those will make up a big part of your final exams :]
and definitely take this year a little more seriously haha, you’ve got this !! ❤️

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S_340

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Original post by ovya thuyavan

if you still hve the notes pleaes can you share it with me

Do you want notes for a specific topic? I have quite a lot

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ovya thuyavan

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Original post by S_340

Do you want notes for a specific topic? I have quite a lot

can u send any that you have if u dm x

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KHANREHAN

Original post by S_340

Do you want notes for a specific topic? I have quite a lot

i would like to get notes on psychodynamic & asumptions behaviourist

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joannasimons2006

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hey guys i achieved a 95%+ in all my psych papers with full marks on every 16 marker so lmk if any of u r interested in the following :
- my ideal 16/16 marker essays for every possible essay q to be asked
- tutoring services (low hourly rate compared to average)
-advice on other a levels such as bio and chem
-anything else
just msg me or reply to this x

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dishb

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Original post by joannasimons2006

hey guys i achieved a 95%+ in all my psych papers with full marks on every 16 marker so lmk if any of u r interested in the following :
- my ideal 16/16 marker essays for every possible essay q to be asked
- tutoring services (low hourly rate compared to average)
-advice on other a levels such as bio and chem
-anything else
just msg me or reply to this x

Hi could I pls get ideal essays if thats ok?

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joannasimons2006

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Original post by dishb

Hi could I pls get ideal essays if thats ok?

msg me

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