my HONEST experience of A LEVEL MATHS 📉📐📊
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- I have finished A Level Maths and what a rollercoaster it was!
In this video I discuss my experiences with A Level Maths, my favourite topics, what the exam is like and more!
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Video Chapters:
Intro: 0:00
Course Content: 1:14
Favourite Topic: 4:44
Least Favourite Topic: 6:27
The EXAM!: 7:45
the exam for maths was nice this year, least favourite part was trig functions and using trig in differentiation and integration. gl for results on tuesday!
these videos are so helpful thankyou!! im starting a level math, chemistry, biology and geography in september, good luck for results on tuesday :)
That's so exciting!!!
Thank you and good luck for Thursday! I know you'll do so well!
Hey Jude, I’ll be celebrating Christmas alone this year. I would love to spend it with you. I’m your type of guy.
For ccea A level maths including AS maths. Which websites did you find really helpful when it comes to revising, e.g. topic questions aside from Corbettmaths
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August 8, 2021
Hey Jude! I know you wouldn’t be able to speak from personal experience because you took Further Math as a GCSE, but what is your opinion on doing Further Math in A-Level without having any prior experience in it during the GCSEs? Was there anyone in your Further Math A-Level class who did not take it during the GCSEs? Thank you for your insights!
All 5 of the people in my further maths class did GCSE further maths too. If you are doing all of maths one year and then all of further maths the next, then maybe it is possible, if you can keep up with the maths in first year, but if you are doing both normal and further in the same year then it will be VERY difficult!
Hi I hope I can answer your question.
I got a 6 in GCSE maths (did not do further maths GCSE), and am now doing A Level maths with a predicted grade of an A, and I am teaching MYSELF further maths simultaneously. I just did my first further maths mock exam in school (as they are helping me with organising exams and making sure it shows up on UCAS etc.) and I got 60/80, which is an A.
Honestly, if you spend enough time on it (that means literally answer every question in all of your textbooks and do every mock/practice paper you can find), you can absolutely smash it mate. Do not worry about it, just make sure you put a lot of time in. Also if you are doing physics that will help you tremendously because the amount of overlap feels illegal haha.
Good luck.
graph transformations and circle geometry are the most annoying year 1 topics
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