Hi Nessa, loved this video and I found the tip about repeating past papers helpful and will definitely be doing it today onwards. I don't have insta so could the proof book scans be linked in the description of the video? Thank you!
GURLLLL I got my maths result today and got an A!!! Literally over the moon my teacher gave me a C in summer so I sat autumn exams so glad I can across this vid!! Thank you so so much😭
My favourite tip was making your own textbook as memorising formulas is something I tend to overlook so having it written separately will help me go over it more often.
I think ny favourite tip will always be the redoing past papers until you get a certain mark. I actually do it after every test, from memory, and I found when I went through and read it properly, I often made really silly mistakes, e.g. subtracting vectors instead of adding. I'm going to get the A* no matter what:^))))
i'm a bit late but these tips were super helpful, especially the tip about repeating past papers until you get the grade you want! i'm in year 11 rn and planning to take biology, chemistry and maths at a level and you motivate me a lot to work hard and get the A*s i'm aiming for!
My favourite tip is definitely studying the specification because I feel like it is a very useful resource that students don't use even though it is great for identifying if there is anything that you have missed out or are weak at when it comes to creating an intentional and effective revision plan- thank you!
I think my favourite tip is having a proof exam book because it's one of the simpler marks to gain and is a topic that reoccurs often but I always miss out because I can never do the proof. Being able to memorise it in my opinion is very useful as well as repeating the exam paper because I just usually leave it after doing it once.
This is the most helpful vid I've seen on improving in maths. Thank you soooo much! My fav tip is repeating the papers, I'm sure it's gonna work even though I may get sleep deprivation lol.
This was so so useful! I'm applying for Law at Cambridge this October and working on putting myself into the right mindset for getting the grades I need, thank you!
@@puddleduck1405 unfortunately I didn't get in :( I tried the best I could and I even had an interview, but I'm just trying not to be too disappointed in myself, thank you for asking though :)
currently at a low B and i really want an A* despite not requiring it for my offers so coming across this video is like a GOLDMINE. I've never heard these tips before and my favourite was definitely repeating the past papers until 90%. I'm about the start the easter holiday so I will be using these tips along with my revision throughout the two weeks for my final mock. thanks for making this video!
My favourite tips is definitely the progress chart one! I usually feel so frustrated after screwing up the papers, but I guess it’s definitely better to record the mistakes, go and revise it, and redo it!! Would surely try that out. Thank you so muchhh!!!
i think the progress chart method will rlly work coz like u could actually see how well u did?? like oh my i improved a lot compared to last time and makes u more motivated? ye thank you for all the tips!! 😊
my favourite tip is the tailored tutors one I didn't have a maths teacher for a couple of months and the teaching on there is so good I HAVE TO GET AN A* :)))))
THE STUDYING SPECIFICATIONS TIP!!! “i always thought i was studying them but i actually wasn’t” FELT THIS u always feel like u’ve mastered them until u take a blank paper and try solving a problem
These are tips that I've never heard till today😂. Especially the one where you study by memory the proof booklet is chef kiss. The one where you do thee paper again and again is also genius, even though is such a simple concept no one really gave me this type of advice before. This video should have a million views for sure. Thank you so much for these for these tips!!
Heyyy nessa! My favourite tip was the golden tip which it to repeat the paper until you improve. It would be great to have access to the proof book. Thank you for making this useful video!
my favourite tip was deffo repeating the papers and actually charting results, especially under timed conditions. Seems like it will also serve as extra motivation since you can actually watch yourself progress.
my favourite tip is to study the specification because I haven't really considered doing that before and I think it's worth trying!! thank u for all these helpful tips💘🥺🤟🏻
mannn i thought flashcarding the questions you found hard was the way to go but now thinking about it, my question banks are so full that i may not see them in a while. redoing the paper in a week or so definitely clears that problem! thank you for the idea, i currently have till june to slay and i gotta get from my B to an A :)
hey, I just wanted to say thanks for this video, I have 3 months till my exam and I’m in the same position as u were. My fave tip was repeating past papers to familiarise myself with questions I get wrong!
My favourite tip was deffo the proof book! I NEVER remember proofs and I'm always putting myself at a disadvantage because of that. These were some really unique tips, thanks for the video!!
this is gonna be super helpful for maths students this year! i did a similar video for the scottish version last year! i loved this video and also your top is so cute!
my favourite method was making my own proof book and writing down all the formulas for each topic . I always forget it when it comes to my exam . Literally just did mocks and i have my first exam in 2 months so these tips were super helpful. thank you so muchhhh 💕💕💕💕💕
Hi! Sorry to bother but I think she's been really busy and hasn't been able to reply to my message, would you be as kind to forward me the proof booklet? We're moving onto proofs soon so it would be a great help. 😅
Sorry she never emailed it to me She’s probably busy 😢 But you can just look at the spec and see what things you need to know how to prove and make a booklet on that stuff!
@Blue-wp1mw Oof. Maybe so or maybe she's not replying to anymore people now. Oh well haha yeah I'll try find a video online or smth to help me summarise it all. Thank you for your help I hope it goes well for you too!
My favourite tip is memorising the spec and really understanding it as well as making a textbook, I'm definitely going to try it out and hope it helps me :)
My favourite tip was making my own proof book as I find memorising in maths more taxing for some reason just because there are so many details you need to remember. Thank you
my favourite tip was the progess chart one! i usually just move on to the next paper after marking it and dont attempt it again and think this is a great idea!! thankyou so much for your help
My favourite tip is going through the specification. Often there are many fine minute details that you tend to miss out. One or two marks could really be the difference between grade boundaries.
Thank you so much for this video, these tips seem really helpful, my favourite tip would be the redoing the past paper one as I have never heard of it but it makes sense as you can see where you went wrong and then fix it by redoing the paper.
thank u so much!! watching this a few years later so i might be late but my favourite tip was the one about the specification!! i never really thought about using the specification for maths, i only really use it for chemistry and biology, so it will be interesting to see how much i learn from iy
A bit late, but my absolute favourite tip is doing and re doing past paper till you get at least 90% right. I've honestly never came across this tip, but I've heard it, it makes so much sense☺️☺️. Thank you for the tip
the tip about doing the practice papers again is something I never thought about. It reminds me of active recall which is a method that really helps me! thank you so much!
Thank you for the amazing advice! I think the best tip is to memorise all the proofs since the proof questions are really long and takes up a lot of time.
Two main tips I'm defo gonna use the spec (just printed it) and repeat the past papers till 90%. The video was honestly motivating as I am so close to exams and hopefully can get an A with these tips!! Thank you!
omg thank you!! im definitely taking the tip about the specification and using it.. i honestly hadn't even considered using the spec for maths at all.. 😭😭😭😭