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I know sites with these things exist...
Full, complete GCSE notes for different subjects.
A couple of my teachers have them... I'd give you the link, but you'd have to have a user-account at my school to access them.
Does anyone know of any good PUBLIC websites that have comprehensive notes on different subjects?
Mainly, I'm looking for Biology, Physics and Electronics.
Pwease?
Full, complete GCSE notes for different subjects.
A couple of my teachers have them... I'd give you the link, but you'd have to have a user-account at my school to access them.
Does anyone know of any good PUBLIC websites that have comprehensive notes on different subjects?
Mainly, I'm looking for Biology, Physics and Electronics.
Pwease?
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I condensed GCSE science into a small excercise book of notes, which I might load up for this years GCSE lot, it could be quite helpful.
I've also got Maths simplified, and I passed with an A, so I will put them online too if anyone wants.
Remember the Mocks are harder than the real thing.
I've also got Maths simplified, and I passed with an A, so I will put them online too if anyone wants.
Remember the Mocks are harder than the real thing.
*your brain
Darling wrote:
> How can i revise in a day (Tomorrow-tonight is still the weekend!!)
Put the book through a shredder, scoop out our brain with a spoon, fill your head with the newly shredded paper.
Remember to keep your brain in a jar so you can replace it later.
> How can i revise in a day (Tomorrow-tonight is still the weekend!!)
Put the book through a shredder, scoop out our brain with a spoon, fill your head with the newly shredded paper.
Remember to keep your brain in a jar so you can replace it later.
LOL, that's brilliant
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> Can't remember much from my GCSEs, but during my AS/A2 levels, I'd
> just summarise my already VERY sketchy notes. I'd get two year's
> worth of work onto half a side of A4. And I got As and Bs in those
> exams. The system works.
MoJoJoJo just the person...i got a Law Exam one module on Tuesday but..well..ok i'll be honest here, i suck at Law, I've had so much time off due to illness, family matters and hangovers i know nothing! How can i revise in a day (Tomorrow-tonight is still the weekend!!)
GO GO GO!
> Can't remember much from my GCSEs, but during my AS/A2 levels, I'd
> just summarise my already VERY sketchy notes. I'd get two year's
> worth of work onto half a side of A4. And I got As and Bs in those
> exams. The system works.
MoJoJoJo just the person...i got a Law Exam one module on Tuesday but..well..ok i'll be honest here, i suck at Law, I've had so much time off due to illness, family matters and hangovers i know nothing! How can i revise in a day (Tomorrow-tonight is still the weekend!!)
GO GO GO!
Can't remember much from my GCSEs, but during my AS/A2 levels, I'd just summarise my already VERY sketchy notes. I'd get two year's worth of work onto half a side of A4. And I got As and Bs in those exams. The system works.
www.revision-notes.co.uk
www.studyZones.com
www.uk-learning.net
The first two are web sites i've used for my A levels but they wasn't too good because i was looking for a specific novel and play and i think we are the only college to do the books we do in the world. The last one is a forum (NOT AS GOOD AS THIS ONE-BIG UP!!) but if you want to ask a specific question then the members are very good and clued up. They are all Oxbridge Standard, however they are only members like we are to SR so you might not get a deffinate answer but it's worth a try!
www.studyZones.com
www.uk-learning.net
The first two are web sites i've used for my A levels but they wasn't too good because i was looking for a specific novel and play and i think we are the only college to do the books we do in the world. The last one is a forum (NOT AS GOOD AS THIS ONE-BIG UP!!) but if you want to ask a specific question then the members are very good and clued up. They are all Oxbridge Standard, however they are only members like we are to SR so you might not get a deffinate answer but it's worth a try!
Don't worry about GCSEs.
They don't matter.
They don't matter.
You don't need much help for GCSE if you can follow what you're doing in the classroom. Just get some excercises that cover the syllabus, do one or two questions (say one easy, one hard) from them and check the answers. If they're wrong, look it up.
Something like www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize?
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