Week 1: go through spec + colour code based on strength Binge past papers, in note form. Use open book if necessary. Write in short form to save time + simplify. English - plans Week 2: close gaps Go through weak topics through Physicsandmathstutor. Print whole sheet of questions on topic. Space out revision. 2x subjects a day to make process. Focus on difficulty. 3/4hrs a day max. Relax during afternoon, working during morning and evening. Have realistic expectations. Deep work over long studying. Week 3: Just do last 5 questions of e.g. math Week 4: schedule Use second half/week to review first subjects to refresh knowledge. No point brushing up on a exam that isnt coming up Dont stress, pray, we'll be okay
Like he said past papers but to a actually learn topics use yt video they are really good cause they can cover the key bits of big topics within 10-15 minutes and if Ur always on Ur phone this is better cause your doing what you would normally do anyways
I'm pissed because my school isn't letting us out for study leave, they're making us stay in for revision sessions in a regular timetable - I feel like everyone has different preferred study schedules, personally I would prefer to revise what I want, when I want. IDK it might help some people. What are other people's thoughts?
Not even for a week?! You should skip school then because thats just stupid. Please don’t sabotage your grades merely to comply with your school’s rules.
I really need help for Geography cos I barely know stuff and I've just been making flashcards page by page from the revision guide but that's taking too long and teachers are not giving much help. Do I just do past papers? What else?
Blurting is really good for geography, go through each topic and find every case study then pick the facts you need to learn. Then literally just write them over and over again from memory until u memorise them ( and do this like twice a week so u don’t forget them). You can also do this for the explanations for example for the formation of a waterfall. You can make flash cards but do it for things that aren’t case studies like the definition of different words. After you memorise it you can plan past paper questions like he did in the video. This is what I did in my mocks and got a 9 so it should work.
hello Dennis. I have time till 2nd may for my first Cambridge exam for As level. I think I have my concepts cleared only to minimal level and as soon as I open any practice paper, I can not solve anything. I don't know what to do. if you can, please guide me but tell me steps to take since I'm very unclear about my course of action despite watching countless videos including yours
Love the videos. Was wondering if I could ask a quick question I’ve made too many notes to be honest. I did them in flashcards form on Anki and while a lot of them are genuine flashcards, some of them are just bullet points of notes in flashcards form A lot of them are kinda useless but thats not really a huge problem now as I made them in the past and there’s nothing I can do about it. I made about 1000 per sciences (including computing) and about 500 for the English’s and 500 for history. The point is. I have way too many to review in 13 days. I think What I’m doing at the moment is doing past papers but having my flashcards/notes up in-front of me. Like an open book test. However I haven’t done this for long enough to test if this is effective, and I don’t really have the time too now What I wanna ask is, basically what do i do. I need to do past papers, I have all these notes sitting here. But I won’t be able to review them in 2 weeks (when my exams start). So what do I do
Hey man. Can I just ask, how can I find the syllabus/spec for each subject? I am trying to seperate myself from 8s to 9s. Is it worth going to revision sessions my school sets up, or better used doing past papers… please reply 🤣🙏
Use blurting to learn content then print out ONLY 3 past papers as you learn all the content do questins on the topic in the paper . THEN 1 week before the exam do the last 2 Exam papers in time condition .Im on an 88 rn and I want a 98 and this is what I’m doing
Week 1: go through spec + colour code based on strength
Binge past papers, in note form. Use open book if necessary. Write in short form to save time + simplify. English - plans
Week 2: close gaps
Go through weak topics through Physicsandmathstutor. Print whole sheet of questions on topic.
Space out revision. 2x subjects a day to make process. Focus on difficulty.
3/4hrs a day max. Relax during afternoon, working during morning and evening. Have realistic expectations. Deep work over long studying.
Week 3: Just do last 5 questions of e.g. math
Week 4: schedule
Use second half/week to review first subjects to refresh knowledge. No point brushing up on a exam that isnt coming up
Dont stress, pray, we'll be okay
you cant edit aqa sciences spec
ur fr the goat im in yr 10 and mindless notes dont last for me but after ur advice abt making notes while doing exam papers is sm better
just tell me the best way to revise my english and my science
Check out my last video - goes through every single subject bro
@@dennisyt8your an w bro I’m telling you
Same man 😭
@@dennisyt8i tried to look for it idk what vid it is could you give the link please thanks
I’ve been revising but just passively I don’t feel like ik anything wha5 do I do all my topics are prolly red 😢
Like he said past papers but to a actually learn topics use yt video they are really good cause they can cover the key bits of big topics within 10-15 minutes and if Ur always on Ur phone this is better cause your doing what you would normally do anyways
I'm pissed because my school isn't letting us out for study leave, they're making us stay in for revision sessions in a regular timetable - I feel like everyone has different preferred study schedules, personally I would prefer to revise what I want, when I want. IDK it might help some people. What are other people's thoughts?
Not even for a week?! You should skip school then because thats just stupid. Please don’t sabotage your grades merely to comply with your school’s rules.
please do an a-level one ‼‼
Amazing video
loved it, thank you! could you please do a video on how to revise for english and get a grade 9?
I really need help for Geography cos I barely know stuff and I've just been making flashcards page by page from the revision guide but that's taking too long and teachers are not giving much help. Do I just do past papers? What else?
Blurting is really good for geography, go through each topic and find every case study then pick the facts you need to learn. Then literally just write them over and over again from memory until u memorise them ( and do this like twice a week so u don’t forget them). You can also do this for the explanations for example for the formation of a waterfall. You can make flash cards but do it for things that aren’t case studies like the definition of different words. After you memorise it you can plan past paper questions like he did in the video. This is what I did in my mocks and got a 9 so it should work.
good vid
thanks a lot bro
is it possible to go from 7s to 8s and 2 4s to 7s?
probably if u work alot
A-level please!
hello Dennis. I have time till 2nd may for my first Cambridge exam for As level. I think I have my concepts cleared only to minimal level and as soon as I open any practice paper, I can not solve anything. I don't know what to do. if you can, please guide me but tell me steps to take since I'm very unclear about my course of action despite watching countless videos including yours
I can’t find the specifications 😭
just type down gcse *subject name* *exam board* spec
1:52 chancellor not president or 1934 instead of 1933
Love the videos. Was wondering if I could ask a quick question
I’ve made too many notes to be honest. I did them in flashcards form on Anki and while a lot of them are genuine flashcards, some of them are just bullet points of notes in flashcards form A lot of them are kinda useless but thats not really a huge problem now as I made them in the past and there’s nothing I can do about it.
I made about 1000 per sciences (including computing) and about 500 for the English’s and 500 for history. The point is. I have way too many to review in 13 days. I think
What I’m doing at the moment is doing past papers but having my flashcards/notes up in-front of me. Like an open book test. However I haven’t done this for long enough to test if this is effective, and I don’t really have the time too now
What I wanna ask is, basically what do i do. I need to do past papers, I have all these notes sitting here. But I won’t be able to review them in 2 weeks (when my exams start). So what do I do
All 9s are mad bro
im so cooked
Hey man. Can I just ask, how can I find the syllabus/spec for each subject? I am trying to seperate myself from 8s to 9s. Is it worth going to revision sessions my school sets up, or better used doing past papers… please reply 🤣🙏
just search up [subject] syllabus overview on google and it should be on the Cambridge website
just search up [subject] syllabus overview on google and it should be on the Cambridge website
is it possible to go from a 5 to a 8 in a one subject if its my only gcse in 1-2 weeks
genuinely i believe its possible.. as i went from a 2 to a 9 grade within a month in english lit... and a 3 to an 8 in business
Ye bro trust me just do past papers and watch videos on things I don't understand u'll be fine
@@ZinqTV how did you study for english and jump to 9s in a month? pls drop ur tips and like a plan of exactly of what u did
@@ZinqTV any advice for maths
Should i use flashcard?
Im on a 76 for science how can i go to a 99
just know the content and apply it
Use blurting to learn content then print out ONLY 3 past papers as you learn all the content do questins on the topic in the paper . THEN 1 week before the exam do the last 2 Exam papers in time condition .Im on an 88 rn and I want a 98 and this is what I’m doing