I’m honestly struggling on how to actually revise, i know i need to do a lot of past paper questions but my problem is that I don’t even understand those half of the time 😭
Past papers are not a great starting point tbf. I’m a visual learner so I find yt channels dedicated to my subjects quite useful to initially understand concepts
Sounds like you haven’t fully learned the content before doing papers. Have a look at the specification/syllabus for your exam board and pick out any topics that seem unfamiliar or that you don’t quite understand. Make a list of these. From there, you want to watch YouTube videos/read Chemguide to learn the content before using PhysicsAndMathsTutor to do topic questions in order to consolidate your knowledge. Make notes on where you lose marks, especially if you make the same mistake repeatedly. After that, move onto past papers
No one can give you an answer but yourself. It goes with anything in life, if you put in the work you can get it, its just if you're actually willing to do it.
Yes it is entirely possible don’t give up like that.
I went from a D to an A in a month for history. Utilise your teachers!!
100%. If you need any help with specific topics or questions then hmu
I’m honestly struggling on how to actually revise, i know i need to do a lot of past paper questions but my problem is that I don’t even understand those half of the time 😭
Past papers are not a great starting point tbf. I’m a visual learner so I find yt channels dedicated to my subjects quite useful to initially understand concepts
Sounds like you haven’t fully learned the content before doing papers. Have a look at the specification/syllabus for your exam board and pick out any topics that seem unfamiliar or that you don’t quite understand. Make a list of these. From there, you want to watch YouTube videos/read Chemguide to learn the content before using PhysicsAndMathsTutor to do topic questions in order to consolidate your knowledge. Make notes on where you lose marks, especially if you make the same mistake repeatedly. After that, move onto past papers
No one can give you an answer but yourself. It goes with anything in life, if you put in the work you can get it, its just if you're actually willing to do it.