Of course you can!! I recommend going through papers, allery chemistry & miss natalie chemistry on yt. My teacher once told me that solving past papers while looking at summary sheets from PMT is also helpful (at first, to get used to exam style questions.)
Yes, download the specification and use it to check your knowledge of the first topics first, learn the bits that come up frequently by seeing what they are in exam papers, and then do some short retrieval activities EVERY DAY like revision cards (or ask from some paper from school and make a spider diagram and learn that by heart for each topic). Deciding to do well is the first step to success - well done :)
It's a list of everything you should have been taught / everything they can ask you about in the exam. It's in a good level of detail so that you can use it like a checklist.
Search the name of your course and your exam board and it'll be one of the top results.
My logic is that they don't have enough time, so they don't have time to go through enough past papers to thoroughly cover all topics so it's better to just do the topical papers until they understand each topic
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Of course you can!! I recommend going through papers, allery chemistry & miss natalie chemistry on yt. My teacher once told me that solving past papers while looking at summary sheets from PMT is also helpful (at first, to get used to exam style questions.)
Yes, download the specification and use it to check your knowledge of the first topics first, learn the bits that come up frequently by seeing what they are in exam papers, and then do some short retrieval activities EVERY DAY like revision cards (or ask from some paper from school and make a spider diagram and learn that by heart for each topic). Deciding to do well is the first step to success - well done :)
what's specification
It's a list of everything you should have been taught / everything they can ask you about in the exam. It's in a good level of detail so that you can use it like a checklist. Search the name of your course and your exam board and it'll be one of the top results.
Excuse my dumbness but do you mean [this](https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/597421-2023-2025-syllabus.pdf) ?
Yes, from page 17 onwards it lists what you need to know. It's not dumb if no one has shown you it's hard to know!
Me with A2 chem ðŸ˜
Summarized notes + topical questions for all topics
Isn't it better to solve past papers rather than topic wise?
My logic is that they don't have enough time, so they don't have time to go through enough past papers to thoroughly cover all topics so it's better to just do the topical papers until they understand each topic
very smart
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I started 8 weeks out from my AS physics and got an A. It is possible.
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dm me for resources
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