how to get ALL 9s at GCSE (complete no bs guide) 

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FOUR WEEKS?!?!?!?!?!?

@@lulumoonlight7437 i know. i’ve been in denial too long bro

Sm here bro dw ur all good

@@jamescurran4282 hi james 😂

Real

real! started like 2 weeks ago

real tho

Same here mate, I don't know what the hell to do

@@lewis7278 I’m just tryna keep revising the same as I did before but it’s difficult, I sort of have a study addiction of doing like 6-7 hours a day on weekends and I don’t really have an off switch 😂😭. Good luck tho man, what u taking?

Fr

​@lightningd-pad Youve been revising heavily? 😭😭 i still havent started

@@lightningd-pad I'm taking Geography, Spanish, Computer Science and BTEC Sport, you?

your deffo urhobo 🤣🤣

im cooked bro i started revising yesterday

@@3aloosh623 honestly I know some people who haven't started yet. don't stress about it. plus, what matters now is how determined you are. dedicate what remaining time you have, and you'll do fine don't forget you will have plenty of time on study leave!

@@3aloosh623 my ass started revising in year 10 and still have a 3 in English mate I'm fucked 💀

lmaooo bro i also got a 3 in english and i didnt even revise we're both cooked @@spytf2693

so happy for u, keep going!!

Excited to see!

you're doing very good i got grae 9 for maths, english lit 6, english lang, 8, chem 8, physics 8, history 9 (easy 9), italian 9 (im native italian) , spanish 9 (similar), and on drama which i regret choosing, i got a 4 even tho its a free grade for my mocks, Something flipped inside of me and made me stutter mid- through. My writing on techniques carried tho.

wow you're doing amazing

notify when updated please !!

In the exact same boat as you and I feel these secondary school years have flown by almost in year 10 and damn that shit hits real hard rn starting all the hardcore stuff

Good luck 😂 😢

Good thing you're starting earlier than I am. For some reason, in the whole of Yr 9 I didn't compute that the GCSE course was basically starting so I still kept my 0 studying habits that I had all the way from Yr 7-8, and it's affecting me now in Yr 10. Hope you do well in revision, future mocks and your GCSE. :)

got my first next week friday. triple biology. ive revised fuck all

@@rhombus2490 freaking hell must be shit. I’d try cramming liads of shit in. I’ve just finished topic two (b2 biology) we learned abt the blood the heart the systems enzymes blood vessels n all that shit.

yeah they work really well i’m in y11 with like 2-3 weeks left until my exams and like a month ago i was getting like terrible marks im getting good grades now

if you don't wanna cram it all 1 month before the exams I'd say take like 30 mins every other day making flashcards on topics you're doing/have done. use those flashcards to do past papers in like January and then keep doing it with your notes until you don't need them anymore.

same but ive got mocks in a few weeks 😅

past papers are literally THE number one way to revise. they're the most effective for sure. do lots of them and mark them and it will really give you a massive headstart especially as you're only in year 10 also over the summer I'd recommend revising everything you've learned in year 10. it sounds like lots of work but it's really helped, i'm now in year 11 and my gcse revision is much easier because i'm recapping stuff that i've already gone over a couple of times which makes it easier to remember!

@@pigeon_371 i got mocks in a few weeks, im year 10 and im doing past papers and just marking them, did u also use past papers in your mock exams or did you do other revision techniques?

thx :’))

You too!

i am cooked

Good luck everyone!! :) let's do our best

Good luck😅

Good luck, I have my year 10 mocks rn 😂

@@afrozasultana7946 go on king! My advice is revise from now on till GCSE’s consistently. Easy grade 9’s 😎

WE KNOW😭

Good luck!!

same tho 😭

hey we're gonna smash this. good luck!!

How was it? Asking as a Year 10!

@@A.IGaming11 I’m doing Combined Foundation AQA btw and it went super well!! The exam was so easy!

Oh wow! Oh man... mocks in a couple weeks and I picked Triple Science 😅 Good luck on the rest of your exams!!

@@A.IGaming11 I do triple + higher, it was absolutely fine ☺️ you’ll do great. Revise as much as possible but don’t stress too much, the exams are really not worth getting anxious about. Just try your best x

Not looking good brev

Samee

Sameee

@@Shakespeareslittlepoet Translate to english says Do It for some reason lol

Have you got structure for the 12 and 16 markers?

@@kaidoa1539 12 marker: 3 paragraphs, no intro or conclusion needed each paragraph should give one reason for the thing stated in the question. for example, if the question was "explain why there were improvements in medical knowledge in the years 1500-1700", your first paragraph could be about Thomas Sydenham or the printing press, for example. for each paragraph I would structure it like this. clear opening sentence - "one reason for... was..." then just add to this - include any relevant knowledge you have about this point, and link it back to the question at the end. eg if I use the earlier example, and I was writing about the printing press, I'd say something like "one reason for improvements in medical knowledge in the years 1500-1700 was the more widespread use of the printing press." then I'd talk about how the printing press allowed information to spread more easily and scientists could build on each others' theories. then I'd finish with a sentence that links my point back to the question - eg "since the printing press allowed scientists to share their findings and disprove old theories, medical knowledge improved greatly in this period." so clear opening sentence, then include any relevant knowledge, then link back to question. each paragraph does NOT have to be super long. write 3 of these paragraphs and that's all you need. remember the question will give you two bullet points, I'd recommend using these as the basis of your first 2 paragraphs - you don't HAVE to use the bullet points but they're available to help you. 16 marker: this will normally be phrased something like "... was the most important reason for... in the years..." and will then ask how far you agree eg "the role of the church was the most important reason why there was little change in care and treatment 1250-1500. how far do you agree?" for a 16 marker you need 3 paragraphs again, but if you have time it can also be a good idea to include an intro and conclusion, as it makes your argument seem more well rounded and thought out. each paragraph follows a similar structure to the 12 marker. it makes sense to start with the thing in the question, so for this example, something to do with the Church. I'd probably go with the fact that the church controlled medical training. make an opening sentence, include relevant knowledge, link back to question - the same as in the 12 marker. but for the 16 marker, make sure the final sentence of each paragraph makes a JUDGEMENT. "I can therefore largely / somewhat agree / disagree with the question, because..." for example with the Church question, I would end my first paragraph like this: "I can therefore largely agree with the question, because the Church's control of medical training held back medical progress during this period." I hope this all made sense, I was kind of rambling!! if you need me to clarify anything or send example answers just let me know. also, the best way to get used to the structure of questions is simply to practise! it isn't the most fun form of revision but it's the most useful because it forces you to think back to what you know. write as many past paper questions as you can, and ask your teacher to mark them. once you get the hang of it you'll soon get into a rhythm and then you'll be able to smash the exams!

Same

thats great!!!

how do you revise for cs

How u revise for English

@@skepticsami8323 craig n dave -> flashcards -> worksheets -> papers

@@myron9ngl i dont revise english i only revise poetry and when I do i analyse the poems and what you can link it with

I have RE Islam and Christianity papers back to back on Thursday 😢

if you do aqa, yes

@@solar_mOCR too

@@solar_mall exam boards are getting it lol …

Same for maths

@@SpicyRamen1466 yeah but it wont be as useful as physics

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totally didnt write 2 lines in my english exam today

@@CrispyGTA brooooo😭 Gotta lock in for lang and lit 2 💀

@@profdrmrpengalangthethird2126 fr I didnt understand it but like I got a 1 for lit on mocks and a 3 on mocks for language

What you got

@@Kaksuo haven’t done it yet

@@foreverw1nter695 well keep revising and you will smash your exams

No not at all. A levels are so many miles more important when it comes to uni. Ofc u wanna try at GCSEs but unis look at gcse results much much less than they look at a level results

Also some A levels require certain GSCE grades

Hi, not creator but got a 9 in my RS mocks (w/ 90% across two papers), I do edexcel. For me I do use flashcards unlike in the video because for most of the course I would summarize my notes onto quizlets for topic tests, so I strongly suggest using any past notes/summaries you have and to not make new notes from scratch unless you're missing any notes for topics. RS is sort of similar to geography and history as its an essay subject with a ton of information, but I think you can cut down the info you acc need to revise + remember vs the stuff you can deduce just from common sense. For RS the MOST IMPORTANT thing I would say is to remember viewpoints/opinions, especially religious ones. So for every single spec point/issue you cover, you should know around 2-3 different opinions for different groups and be able to back it up with evidence and arguments. e.g. for abortion, if you have learnt Christianity you should know Catholic views and Anglican/Methodist/Church of England views and also differing non-religious views, along with relevant bible quotes/philosophical teachings and explain them. If you are presenting the Catholic view on abortion you need to state it, state the argument (eg Catholics believe in sanctity of life), give some evidence (in Genesis 1 humans are said to be made in "imago dei") and explain the evidence (imago dei means in the image of God, which shows that human life is special, holy and a gift from God thus must be respected and should not be destroyed). You need ro do this in any 6 or 10 markers. For short questions the important thing is to be very specific and answer the question exactly - you do not need to give a lot of info (literally 3/4 words are enough for some Qs) but they need to be highly specific, often scientific or exact religious terms.

@@cyberdiamond666 tysm!! im doing eduqas so i hope theres no big difference😭

Im also on laptop and am bugging out bc i dunno how plans work

Are you aqa tommorow

@@knightcatz5533 yes. AQA, doing Macbeth and ACC. When you do the exam you're given 2 booklets. One with the texts and one for answers. You can write your plan on paper, and clearly mark at the top saying what you're writing on the paper is a plan. When you have finished the exam, you print your typed work, and it is stapled to the answer booklet. It will be just the same as everybody else's, where they have a bit for planning and a bigger bit for writing their actual answers, but instead for you it will just be typed.

Based bro!

HELLO

@@eligal643 I AM DROWNING IN WORK 😭😭

@@lyroof dude i am in a state of panic

@@eligal643 same WE GOT THIS THO 💪 cant wait to burn all my chem revision

Exactly

past paper questions bro

@@dennisyt8so just answering those?

We are fucked©

keep that mindset throughout the years till you get to year 11, dont let distractions get in your way, theyll only hold you back, trust😭🙏

Same here