A Level Chemistry Help

Currently struggling with A Level chemistry.
What are some revision methods and resources do you guys use and is it effective???
Advice would much be appreciated : )

Reply 1

solitary-dispute

Flashcards but only use them for definitions tho as other stuff requires practice

Reply 2

Kingston Eve

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by xx.s4ha

Currently struggling with A Level chemistry.
What are some revision methods and resources do you guys use and is it effective???
Advice would much be appreciated : )

Hi @xx.s4ha,

Past paper questions always worked for me, especially for organic chemistry (alkanes/alkenes/aldehydes) topics. I would usually read over my notes for thirty to forty minutes and then attempt any organic chemistry past paper questions I could find; if I didn't know the answer to a question, I knew I needed to go back over my notes to consolidate my understanding.

Look through the specification and highlight any topics that don't feel familiar to you - for example, my sixth form skimmed over lattice enthalpy, so I didn't immediately recognise it when I saw it on my spec and had to go back and find the relevant notes.

Hope this helps and best of luck with A-Level Chemistry! 🙂
Eve (Kingston Rep).

(edited 1 month ago)

Reply 3

Kingston Trenyce

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by xx.s4ha

Currently struggling with A Level chemistry.
What are some revision methods and resources do you guys use and is it effective???
Advice would much be appreciated : )

Hi! A level chemistry can be difficult!
I would advice practicing active recall using flashcards for example, practice exam questions, topic by topic questions.

Trenyce (kingston rep)