Appreciate this video man, helps ease the nerves a bit knowing it's not too late My mock grades were really good imo but yeah I always struggle with procrastination, but I'm working on it using pomodoros and I'm really surprised how well they're working for me sometimes, I'm watching this video on a 10 min break session in fact lol
@Jaden Yee thanks! my last exam is in 113 days but i want to know all the content for all subjects by the time for my first exam! currently printing specifications as i watched that from one of your previous videos so thankyou :-)
For gcse combined science do you think i should do past papers or topic questions? i think topic questions theres too many to do and past papers would be more beneficial so what would you recommend? for gcse combined science and english literature i havent made flashcards so what would you recommend?
I think that past papers would help more in general for most people so if you are deciding between them then past papers would test a wider range of knowledge. For those subjects I would either make summary notes in science and then test yourself in your head. For English maybe look at other youtube videos online for different types of analysis and sources such as Seneca might help!
For gcse maths if i am working at a 4 how do i turn it to a 7 with the time left? since i switched from foundation to higher in year 11 i failed my mock and got a u a mark of a 3 since then i have improved and was wondering what i should be doing to get a 7?
Watch lots of explanation videos on topics you don't understand and practice past questions, they use similar questions every year. GCSE maths tutor on youtube is really good
Yes I would recommend watching those videos and after doing a practice paper, I am sure you can find a full explanation of each question you got wrong. If not, then ask your teacher to explain it so you don't make the same mistake again
Learn the basic topics first and gain a solid understanding. Then move onto to other topics and write down summary notes of the important facts/explanations you can't remember. Then do past papers and go through each section noting down what you don't know. By doing a lot of questions you will improve your exam technique and you'll be more familiar with the recurring questions which should help improve your marks
A lot of the same principles would apply mentioned in the video! I might make another one closer to exams but also have a look on my other videos where I have mentioned A-levels too!
There are always a lot of practice questions especially for GCSE from my experience. Your teachers may also give you resources to test yourself etc so have a look around!
GCSEs are soon approaching! I hope you enjoy this video and find it useful!
Thank you for all the information!!!
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Appreciate this video man, helps ease the nerves a bit knowing it's not too late
My mock grades were really good imo but yeah I always struggle with procrastination, but I'm working on it using pomodoros and I'm really surprised how well they're working for me sometimes, I'm watching this video on a 10 min break session in fact lol
Great to hear it helps! That's definitely a good method I enjoy using pomodoros too to really focus and stop any sort of procrastination!
The editing is on point
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I really needed something like this. THANKYOU🎉
Thank you!
good luck gcse 2023 cohort!
I've been waiting for this video lmao ty!
Glad you enjoyed!
Tysm!
You're welcome!
my first exam is in 78 days, do i have enough time and could you make a 70 day plan by any chance? thanks 😁
Ooh you definitely do have enough time, its never too late! That's a good idea, I'll try to come up with a plan for a video!
@Jaden Yee thanks! my last exam is in 113 days but i want to know all the content for all subjects by the time for my first exam! currently printing specifications as i watched that from one of your previous videos so thankyou :-)
For gcse combined science do you think i should do past papers or topic questions? i think topic questions theres too many to do and past papers would be more beneficial so what would you recommend? for gcse combined science and english literature i havent made flashcards so what would you recommend?
I think that past papers would help more in general for most people so if you are deciding between them then past papers would test a wider range of knowledge. For those subjects I would either make summary notes in science and then test yourself in your head. For English maybe look at other youtube videos online for different types of analysis and sources such as Seneca might help!
thank you so much this was so much help
can you recommend some websites to find model answers for english because i can never find them
I don't remember specific websites but I know that Mr Salles on TH-cam does analysis on full mark model english answers which you can have a look at
What if I have no past papers 😮
Make use of the resources around you and create the past papers yourself 😎
For gcse maths if i am working at a 4 how do i turn it to a 7 with the time left? since i switched from foundation to higher in year 11 i failed my mock and got a u a mark of a 3 since then i have improved and was wondering what i should be doing to get a 7?
Watch lots of explanation videos on topics you don't understand and practice past questions, they use similar questions every year. GCSE maths tutor on youtube is really good
Yes I would recommend watching those videos and after doing a practice paper, I am sure you can find a full explanation of each question you got wrong. If not, then ask your teacher to explain it so you don't make the same mistake again
@@JadenYee thanks!
bro could you give more advise about mdv courses , would help a lot as an a level student
Yes future videos!
@@JadenYee looking forward to it
Where do you recommend finding english essay examplers
TH-cam Mr Salles, he has a series I have watched before where he goes over student answers!
for gcse combined science can i go from 4s to 7s-9s with the time left if so what do i need to do and how should i be revising?
Learn the basic topics first and gain a solid understanding. Then move onto to other topics and write down summary notes of the important facts/explanations you can't remember. Then do past papers and go through each section noting down what you don't know. By doing a lot of questions you will improve your exam technique and you'll be more familiar with the recurring questions which should help improve your marks
Can you make one for as and a levels please?
A lot of the same principles would apply mentioned in the video! I might make another one closer to exams but also have a look on my other videos where I have mentioned A-levels too!
what if there are no practice questions
there are tons on save my exams and physics and maths tutor
There are always a lot of practice questions especially for GCSE from my experience. Your teachers may also give you resources to test yourself etc so have a look around!