How to prepare for gcses biology
How to prepare for gcses biology😃
Before I say anything I want to share that I have recently finished my gcses and I am damn good at this subject so I have thought that I would give you my study secrets that can help you out as well.......
If biology has been a problem for you till now ........not anymore😍😎..
Everyone knows that we need to study from the very first day and that we need to work hard and that we need to make notes and stuff like that ...😛 today we are going to talk about some realistic ways.
These are the things I have tried myself and which have helped me to get an A* in gcses biology.i hope they help u as well..
1. Download gcses Biology specification: they give you a clear idea about the things you need to know and the things you already know ....this way you can easily work on your weak areas.
2: doing past papers: since its 2019 try doing past papers of every year starting from 2010 this is perhaps the most used techniques by now and it is the most useful as well. you get a clear cut idea about what is going tho be in the paper, the pattern and everything related to it.
3: Flashcards: in my opinion making notes of gcses Biology arent useful there are a lot of clever ways to tackle this problem. Make Flashcards that are the extreme summary of every chapter unlike detailed note and make a bundle of it. They take literally 10 minutes of your time and are extremely helpful I tried them myself and found them really helpful. note that you need to include only the specific important content in it and try to make it as much summarised as possible .then only it can be helpful and it can save your time as well.
4: flashback: once you have your flash cards with you whenever there is going to be any test or exam you just go through those flashcard and take a piece of paper and write down everything you know or you have revised from those Flashcards. remember you are not allowed to see at your flashcard when you do it. This method is called blurting which I have learnt myself from YouTube. This is extremely helpful as you get to know exactly the things you don't know and you can go through those things.
5: visualisation: now it is a well proofed fact especially when it comes to Biology that the more you visualise things the more you remember them. Type on the Play Store search Human bodies 3D anatomy and there would be tons and tons of apps available. all the syllabus content related to human body systems can be easily understood through them.trust me it works.
Before I say anything I want to share that I have recently finished my gcses and I am damn good at this subject so I have thought that I would give you my study secrets that can help you out as well.......
Everyone knows that we need to study from the very first day and that we need to work hard and that we need to make notes and stuff like that ...😛 today we are going to talk about some realistic ways.
These are the things I have tried myself and which have helped me to get an A* in gcses biology.i hope they help u as well..
1. Download gcses Biology specification: they give you a clear idea about the things you need to know and the things you already know ....this way you can easily work on your weak areas.
2: doing past papers: since its 2019 try doing past papers of every year starting from 2010 this is perhaps the most used techniques by now and it is the most useful as well. you get a clear cut idea about what is going tho be in the paper, the pattern and everything related to it.
3: Flashcards: in my opinion making notes of gcses Biology arent useful there are a lot of clever ways to tackle this problem. Make Flashcards that are the extreme summary of every chapter unlike detailed note and make a bundle of it. They take literally 10 minutes of your time and are extremely helpful I tried them myself and found them really helpful. note that you need to include only the specific important content in it and try to make it as much summarised as possible .then only it can be helpful and it can save your time as well.
4: flashback: once you have your flash cards with you whenever there is going to be any test or exam you just go through those flashcard and take a piece of paper and write down everything you know or you have revised from those Flashcards. remember you are not allowed to see at your flashcard when you do it. This method is called blurting which I have learnt myself from YouTube. This is extremely helpful as you get to know exactly the things you don't know and you can go through those things.
5: visualisation: now it is a well proofed fact especially when it comes to Biology that the more you visualise things the more you remember them. Type on the Play Store search Human bodies 3D anatomy and there would be tons and tons of apps available. all the syllabus content related to human body systems can be easily understood through them.trust me it works.
My top 5 tips that I found extremely helpful in helping me get an A* star in gcses biology and I hope they help you as well
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