I’m in year 12 taking RS and I’ve really been struggling with my focus especially during online lessons so I’ve missed so much content. Your videos are so incredibly helpful, thank you so much!!
Glad you find them helpful 😊 Thank you! I understand that focusing is hard especially with everything that’s going on. Find a routine that works for you and find engaging ways to learn. It doesn’t always have to be through textbooks.
I read the examiner reports for maths as well!! You find out the subtle mistakes people tend to make which makes a big difference. It’s hard to explain unless you’re actually revising and the doing questions yourself😅
Thank you so much for this 😭you're a life saver,i just started philosophy and ethics in a levels and i find it hard to keep up,I'm glad i came across your video Thsnks again ❤God bless
great video, really helpful. im currently in year 11 and am doing rs next year. would you recommed buying the books which the arguments come from, by the philosophers themselves?
Heyy, I wouldn’t recommend buying all the books the argument comes from because a lot of these arguments are already online and are covered in the textbook. You can buy the book if you’re just interested in the philosopher.
Heyy, this is a great question to ask. Personally for me, it reaffirmed my belief in God. Philosophy and some philosophers definitely do question the existence of God and I personally enjoyed this because it takes you beyond what you may already know, it allows you to learn why others have certain viewpoints and most importantly allows you to reach a personal conclusion for yourself. Also some areas of philosophy doesn’t always try to dispute the existence of God. Sometimes the argument can be about what way best describes God as we see in religious language , what can we say or can’t we say about God, who has a better explanation of God as shown by the ontological argument. There is a lot of interesting topics and very thought provoking ones too.
Hi I have ucas exams coming up after half term, and I have found some of your videos very useful so thank you. However I was just wondering how you revised for paper 2, because my school does Judaism and I can’t find any revision guides with the Aqa exam board for Judaism.
Heyy, I’m glad they’ve been helpful! I did Islam and like Judaism, there isn’t much out there. I would say use the AQA teaching guide (for teachers) to see specially what you should be learning and look at other non AQA textbooks available that cover the topic and tailor it to what the examiners say you need to know in the spec and teaching guide. Sometimes typing some topics on Google gives you so much options just ensure it’s tailored.
Thank you for this advice. My revision guide for paper 1 has just come and it seems a really effective, condensed and digestible version of the textbook. I also really like the exam questions at the end of each sub topic. I was just wondering if there is any mark scheme online attached with Aqa for all of the questions, or whether I would just have ask my teacher to mark them which would be a big ask if I had done a lot of questions😂! Thank you
Heyy, no problem 😊 I definitely got it from my local market but here is a link to something similar: www.modanisa.com/en/aden-crepe-shawl--black--halima-x-modanisa-1006675.html
@@lzee2656 I did Philosophy of Islam - so Sufism, Prophecy and Revelation, Women in Islam, Sunni and Shia Islam etc. What area of religion are you studying ?
@@lzee2656 Amazing! I might be of little help in that aspect but all the advice given in the video is still relevant as it’s still the same exam board.
Heyy, it’s really dependent on you and how you learn. I have bought revision material in the past as no textbook existed for a specific topic and it was really useful and saved me a lot of time. However generally for all other topics I didn’t because I find it easier to learn and make revision notes for myself and personalise them. If you can learn from the notes of others, then it’s useful and you can always add your style to theirs too. For essay structure, I would definitely recommend as some students prefer learning around structure rather than creating theirs. As always with learning and buying revision material take what’s important and find the best way it can work for YOU 😊
Heyy, you most certainly do have time. The earlier you begin, the easier it gets. Start even if you find it challenging. I have multiple videos on here, use a simplified revision guide if you don’t get the harder concepts or theories and always ask questions if you don’t understand anything.
Heyy, the best way to get better at essays is planning them and actually writing them even if they may not be the best initially. Even if you haven’t figured out your style yet, attempt to write them in timed conditions and get them marked too. After this, start to develop your own personal style. You can also look at essays that are graded higher than yours and just see what is done different to what you’re doing eg. are they evaluating more. I have a video on my essay structure here: th-cam.com/video/MMCSQGlPPy0/w-d-xo.html Also, checkout this in-depth video on essay structure for application questions: th-cam.com/video/I6QtA0rsanA/w-d-xo.html
Heyy, this is dependent on what type of person/ learner you are. I did Chemistry GCSE with RS too and I loved and did well in both. However, at AS level I did chemistry and I found it challenging but RS was easier. Chemistry is not as content dense and RS and you’re often working with formulas and RS requires a lot of time. You can do both and do well or pick either depending on what you see yourself enjoying long term. Just know both will require a lot of dedication for success. Hope this helps
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I’m in year 12 taking RS and I’ve really been struggling with my focus especially during online lessons so I’ve missed so much content. Your videos are so incredibly helpful, thank you so much!!
Glad you find them helpful 😊
Thank you!
I understand that focusing is hard especially with everything that’s going on. Find a routine that works for you and find engaging ways to learn. It doesn’t always have to be through textbooks.
what did u get
absolutely failed my mock so im here to try and make a change in time for the actual exams in the summer
good luck
I read the examiner reports for maths as well!! You find out the subtle mistakes people tend to make which makes a big difference. It’s hard to explain unless you’re actually revising and the doing questions yourself😅
Facts Facts!
It’s so relevant for a lot of A levels subjects
Thank you so much for this 😭you're a life saver,i just started philosophy and ethics in a levels and i find it hard to keep up,I'm glad i came across your video
Thsnks again ❤God bless
Thanks so much for this, I've got my exams in May and this vid has literally helped me out so much on how to plan my revision!
I am so glad it did ✨
Thank for watching!
I've been struggling with how to revise, this is all so helpful, thank you !!
You’re welcome!
Glad you found it helpful ✨
If this girl was in my class I’d never miss a lesson
finally an upload!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching !
Thank you for the tips, they were very helpful :)
You’re welcome 😊
this was super helpful tysm!! do you think it's necessary to include things outside the spec to get the top marks or do you not really need to? xx
MUCH NEEDED THANKS
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for sharing 🧡🔔
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much, very helpful :)
You’re welcome 😊
Can. You please make a video of which topics you should revise together?
are you still tutoring? I've just started yr13 and i need help to understand.
great video, really helpful. im currently in year 11 and am doing rs next year. would you recommed buying the books which the arguments come from, by the philosophers themselves?
Heyy, I wouldn’t recommend buying all the books the argument comes from because a lot of these arguments are already online and are covered in the textbook.
You can buy the book if you’re just interested in the philosopher.
Hey, does Philosophy A Level make you doubt God? Since I’m a religious person
Heyy, this is a great question to ask.
Personally for me, it reaffirmed my belief in God.
Philosophy and some philosophers definitely do question the existence of God and I personally enjoyed this because it takes you beyond what you may already know, it allows you to learn why others have certain viewpoints and most importantly allows you to reach a personal conclusion for yourself.
Also some areas of philosophy doesn’t always try to dispute the existence of God. Sometimes the argument can be about what way best describes God as we see in religious language , what can we say or can’t we say about God, who has a better explanation of God as shown by the ontological argument.
There is a lot of interesting topics and very thought provoking ones too.
abs.tract_ I think the topic is perfect for me then. Thank you for the clarity!
Hi I have ucas exams coming up after half term, and I have found some of your videos very useful so thank you. However I was just wondering how you revised for paper 2, because my school does Judaism and I can’t find any revision guides with the Aqa exam board for Judaism.
Heyy, I’m glad they’ve been helpful!
I did Islam and like Judaism, there isn’t much out there. I would say use the AQA teaching guide (for teachers) to see specially what you should be learning and look at other non AQA textbooks available that cover the topic and tailor it to what the examiners say you need to know in the spec and teaching guide. Sometimes typing some topics on Google gives you so much options just ensure it’s tailored.
Thank you for this advice. My revision guide for paper 1 has just come and it seems a really effective, condensed and digestible version of the textbook. I also really like the exam questions at the end of each sub topic. I was just wondering if there is any mark scheme online attached with Aqa for all of the questions, or whether I would just have ask my teacher to mark them which would be a big ask if I had done a lot of questions😂! Thank you
thank you
You’re welcome!
Hey, thanks so much for this video. Is there any way you can link the textbook?
Religious experience is soo hard . Does anyone feel the same about the topic?
this is very useful :)
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you 💕
This isn't work related but where did you get ur headwrap from?😅 You're so pretty btw😊
Heyy, no problem 😊
I definitely got it from my local market but here is a link to something similar:
www.modanisa.com/en/aden-crepe-shawl--black--halima-x-modanisa-1006675.html
@@abs.tract_ thank you!😊
Can you do a video on how to revise The study of Islam ❤️
Heyy, definitely!
What area of religion did you study in your philosophy and ethics course?
Heyy, do you mean for paper 3 ?
Yeah paper 3 christianity? Islam? Etc
@@lzee2656 I did Philosophy of Islam - so Sufism, Prophecy and Revelation, Women in Islam, Sunni and Shia Islam etc.
What area of religion are you studying ?
@@abs.tract_ ohhh okay Im doing christianity I just started my course in September
@@lzee2656 Amazing! I might be of little help in that aspect but all the advice given in the video is still relevant as it’s still the same exam board.
Would you recommend buying revision notes and essay plans from other people and then editing them to make them more suited to me?
Heyy, it’s really dependent on you and how you learn.
I have bought revision material in the past as no textbook existed for a specific topic and it was really useful and saved me a lot of time. However generally for all other topics I didn’t because I find it easier to learn and make revision notes for myself and personalise them. If you can learn from the notes of others, then it’s useful and you can always add your style to theirs too.
For essay structure, I would definitely recommend as some students prefer learning around structure rather than creating theirs.
As always with learning and buying revision material take what’s important and find the best way it can work for YOU 😊
@@abs.tract_ thank you so much x
Heyy i can’t find the OCR past essays what do i type in? xx
Heyy, I have now included and labelled it in the bio
My current grade is E I'm in year 12 do I have time to improve ?
Heyy, you most certainly do have time.
The earlier you begin, the easier it gets. Start even if you find it challenging. I have multiple videos on here, use a simplified revision guide if you don’t get the harder concepts or theories and always ask questions if you don’t understand anything.
@@abs.tract_ hey do you have any recommendation for ethics and Islam book please
@@Rodaaaa178 I would recommend the book I labelled in my bio for Ethics
For Islam, there is no specific textbook
@@abs.tract_ Thankyou how about philosophy?
@@Rodaaaa178 the books cover both philosophy and ethics if I remember correctly.
Any tips on how to get better at essays?
Heyy, the best way to get better at essays is planning them and actually writing them even if they may not be the best initially.
Even if you haven’t figured out your style yet, attempt to write them in timed conditions and get them marked too. After this, start to develop your own personal style.
You can also look at essays that are graded higher than yours and just see what is done different to what you’re doing eg. are they evaluating more.
I have a video on my essay structure here:
th-cam.com/video/MMCSQGlPPy0/w-d-xo.html
Also, checkout this in-depth video on essay structure for application questions:
th-cam.com/video/I6QtA0rsanA/w-d-xo.html
@@abs.tract_ tysm💕, will keep this in mind
Is A Level RS harder than A Level chemistry?
heyy I do both and I would say rs is harder
Heyy, this is dependent on what type of person/ learner you are. I did Chemistry GCSE with RS too and I loved and did well in both. However, at AS level I did chemistry and I found it challenging but RS was easier. Chemistry is not as content dense and RS and you’re often working with formulas and RS requires a lot of time.
You can do both and do well or pick either depending on what you see yourself enjoying long term. Just know both will require a lot of dedication for success.
Hope this helps