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by zainabsyeda2024anyone who can help with gcse maths???
what do u need help with?
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by warneowrwhat do u need help with?
every topic to be honest. the weak ones are trigomnometry and simulatenous equations
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by zainabsyeda2024every topic to be honest. the weak ones are trigomnometry and simulatenous equations
watch vids online of the topics then spam practice questions while self marking.
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by akashDTVwatch vids online of the topics then spam practice questions while self marking.
alright thanks#
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by zainabsyeda2024every topic to be honest. the weak ones are trigomnometry and simulatenous equations
use cognito or watch videos or practise on sparx homework if your teacher sets homework there for you 🙂
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by warneowruse cognito or watch videos or practise on sparx homework if your teacher sets homework there for you 🙂
do you acc think sparx math works?
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What help are you looking for with trigonometry? A tutor or online resources? You could try corbettmaths on youtube – lots of free videos. Alternatively you could look at a tutor or an online course to help. Somewhere like Learnnow.
When I took Maths gcse Corbettmaths helped but I also needed a tutor. If you have exams in May, I would say look at practise exam papers too with the mark schemes.
When I took Maths gcse Corbettmaths helped but I also needed a tutor. If you have exams in May, I would say look at practise exam papers too with the mark schemes.
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those r fairly simple tbh js watch videos like cognito and first class maths to understand and then do practise questions
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by zainabsyeda2024every topic to be honest. the weak ones are trigomnometry and simulatenous equations
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aim to practice everyday, you dont have to do loads, maybe corbett maths 5 a day (its good bc u can choose the level of questions). if u don’t understand a topic, i recommend GCSEmathstutor on youtube, but his videos are quite long so i always change the speed of the vid to save time. for maths dont waste time on making notes for everything, but i do find it helpful to have a book w ‘methods’ e.g. solving quadratic inequalities. try igcse papers, the questions are similar to what is at the back of the gcse papers so u will get rly good at those. sometimes mark schemes can be hard to decipher, so maybe look for papers with model answers (i think PMT has some). obv u need loadsss of practice, but dont just practice topic content, make sure u know how to problem solve. the IMC questions are good for these bc often u dont need actual revision, u can just use it to improve ur skills. a revision guide is useful (CGP is good) to revisit topics and making sure that uve covered everything + saves u from making notes.
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by zainabsyeda2024anyone who can help with gcse maths???
For GCSE Maths, the best way to improve is to focus on active practice rather than just noted: start by identifying your weak topics, then do lots of past paper or topic-specific questions, carefully mark them and write down exactly why you got mistakes before redoing similar questions until you can get them right without help. Also practice exam techniques.
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