Brother are u a science student. Are u becoming a dentist .......can u tell me the process pls .

Thank you! All the best for you!

Glad you found it useful!

Thank you for the support!

That's amazing to hear! Well done you must be very happy 👍

Any tips for getting a 9 in DT coursework? Would be much appreciated as I struggle a little bit on this.

@@dylanreed8105 I mean best thing to do is definitely follow the mark scheme, there are normally things that it tells you to do to get top marks. Do absolutely everything. Also regulate your time when doing your NEA take breaks drink water, vibe, listening to music or something and just enjoy what you are doing. There is a YT channel called KAs Carts watch their vids, that’s what I did as well.

@@dylanreed8105 also what year r u in as well I definitely don’t mind answering any DT related questions

@@yami9877 Thanks for the help man, I'm going into year 11 this september, and have already nearly completed section A of the NEA.

what school?

Hope it went well!

i did my russian gcse in year nine!! you’ve got this

Thank you and good luck!

Best of luck!

Thank youu

Hi! Thank you for asking me! KZfaqrs: Ali abdaal, Unjaded jade, Kharma medic, Kenji Tomita, Biology carol, allery chemistry, freescience lessons, examsolutions, there are quite a lot out there although their old videos will probably be more useful now! For science/maths I recommend examsolutions and physics and maths tutor, you can find these just by searching their name up! For anything else, it really depends but I would suggest going on the website of your exam board and looking at the old past papers there. Even if you do past papers which are in a different exam board, these may still be helpful to you to practice! That's great to hear that you want to try your hardest now and asking where to start is always such a good thing to do first as it means you really want this. Little consistent studying will do just fine for GCSE's as long as you are using that time properly. I would recommend using things like flashcards on quizlet/anki and doing a bit of research on techniques such as spaced repetition/active recall which might help! I would also recommend using textbooks like the CGP series for each subject as they really helped me through my GCSE's! I also have a few videos on A-level subjects which also apply to GCSE subjects so be sure to check them out! Wishing you the best of luck in everything you do, be sure to update me and tell me how everything goes. You got this 👍

Yeah, I definitely think you can get 8s and 9s! 4 months is a lot of time if you use it and be as efficient as possible. Best of luck!

That's nice to hear! Goodluck, if you work hard I'm sure you can get what you want!

Thank you!

Hi, thank you! That's a great way to study! My advice would just do as many past papers/qus as you can to improve exam technique and get used to the exam styled questions. For English lit and lang, I spent a lot of my time revising watching videos from Mr Salles and Mr Bruff going through their student essays and analysis of different themes/questions. This allowed me to come with many more ideas and made answering questions more familiar as the types of questions tended to be quite similar!

@@JadenYee Thanks a lot, i’ll definitely do that because i wasn’t sure tbh how to improve in English before, so i’ve always wanted to know what to do to get better at answering essays

Hi, I mainly used the CGP textbooks and flashcards to help me memorise + learn most of the content. I would maybe try to only learn + understand in class and focus less on noting down everything until you feel comfortable with the content. If you are able to understand the content before you memorise it, it will hopefully become a lot easier. Quizlet has many flashcard sets made by other students and make sure you also do past papers/past qus on specific topics which you are struggling on to consolidate your learning. If you stick at it and keep going, you will see improvement! Goodluck and thank you for the lovely comment!

@@JadenYee thank you!!! your tips are super useful and i really appreciate you going out of your way to help us! wishing you the best at uni

hello!! i just want to say that i completely relate with this😭😭 i have been doing chemistry past papers and i have been going over topics repeatedly until i start to understand it. good luck with chemistry and the rest of your subjects! 💗

Are you done with them? How did they go???

Thank you! That's fine, you are able to revise in year 11 enough to achieve all those grades if you work hard 👍 99% of everything I used to revise was just past papers and the CGP guides which were a life saver. It's great to meet other aspiring dental students!

cgp books are clutch especially for science cos I got 999 for triple so u can deffo do it.

Me too man we got this 👌🏾

Depends. What grades u gettin atm?

@@castoring7043 can you base most of your notes on them?

How did it go??

Goodluck!!

Hi! Thank you for your kind words, they mean so much to me! Hmm, I always remembered english to be quite hard to get material for since they include so many sources. I bought the 'Mr Bruff's Guide to GCSE English Language' book and his literature one also. The main content was very basic but the language book includes a helpful practice paper 1 which he made himself, so maybe that is worth the investment for you? Alternative options, assuming you have already downloaded all the exam board past papers, you could use past papers from other exam boards since some are quite similar to each other and you are exposing yourself to alot of unseen content which is always a huge plus. Hope this has helped! Goodluck and hope to hear more from you in the future!

Well it depends on how hard/much work you do to improve! I think normally, schools say you are expected to improve atleast 1 grade but this varies widely.

Yes! That is what I used alot!

You can definitely still do business even if you didn't pick that for GCSEs. Year 10 is still very early and you have lots of time to improve so I would say yes, you can achieve 9s by Year 11 if you work hard! Goodluck!

@@JadenYee thank you!!

@@turquoise4209 how did you revise geography?

Yes, they are both very competitive and similar in so many ways! Thank you so much!

I used quizlet as I have never really tried anki but probably will give it a go at uni!

@@JadenYee thanks for replying! Could you possibly share your quizlet so I can use your flashcards?

@@jackseddon5911 I actually didn't create any flashcards since I didn't use quizlet as my main revision source, only occasionally when learning a few things. I joined a private class which my class made and someone made all the flashcards for us. Unfortunately, they privated all their flashcards and I have lost access to them since we have now finished school. I am really sorry but I'm sure there are also many great sets which have been made by other students which are on public that may be helpful!

@@JadenYee no problem thanks for the reply

Thank you so much! That's great to hear, you can email me at jadenyeedental@gmail.com and I will try to answer your queries.

Completely up to you and how much you need, I spent a few hours every day!

Hey Sergio, thank you for your comment. It's great that you are actively looking to improve and this already tells me you really want to achieve those results. I am able to give you a few pointers and hopefully useful advice but it's really up to your own hard work to follow them and see what you work best with. I didn't do Business studies so I will not be able to give you any good advice for that since our school didn't allow us to take it. For all the sciences (physical and life) I would really emphasise making sure you learn the content with the specification and learn all the factual things first which you will be soon able to commit to memory. Then you should focus on doing as many past paper questions as possible as in the UK, most of the questions are extremely similar so by exposing yourself to more questions, you will be able to be prepared for most of the questions. For English, I watched many videos on youtube of people analysing language, stories, full mark essays and that sort of thing. I would then try to come up with a few key sentences and analysis phrases which I would try to incorporate into every essay I wrote. Look at the markschemes and try to see as many as you can, note down any interesting ideas they discussed and then think about what the markscheme would say when you are tackling the question on your own. Hope this has helped. I will be making so many more videos focused on how to prepare for individual subjects and how to learn from failutre/ psat papers in a lot more details than this video. Hope to hear more of you in those future videos! Good luck.

@@JadenYee Thanks so much Jaden, I really appreciate it. Where can I find these past papers if I may ask. Because I attend a private school, and we have limited amount of past papers given to us. So which websites am I able to find more.

@@sergiobowman7962 Hey Sergio, no problem. I am not really sure since the South Africa education system is probably quite different to the UK system but I can try to give you a few of my sources which I used for my GCSEs and A-levels. I would first find out what exam board you are taking for each subject, for example, in the UK I did AQA for all my sciences. Therefore, I would type up AQA GCSE biology (or any other science) past papers. This would bring me to their website which has quite a few of them. The content you are learning is probably different to ours but here is a link you may want to try: www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/biology-8461/assessment-resources Another great website is physics and maths tutor: www.physicsandmathstutor.com/ Hopefully this has helped, if not, maybe try looking at other websites which do provide resources for your specific exam boards.

@@JadenYee Thanks so much. I really appreciate it. Is there any way else I can keep in touch with you. Like as in Instagram or so.

@@sergiobowman7962 I'm glad you found it helpful! Yes, if you go to my About page on my channel, you will find my email, twitter, and instagram contacts near the bottom. 👍

That's exactly the right idea!

@@JadenYee thank you

I will be studying at the University of Bristol in September!

If you ask your teachers what exam board you'll be taking in GCSEs then they will be able to help!

I can't really remember but I was getting mostly 7/8/9 depending on the subjects

@@JadenYee Thank u! What grades do you think you should be getting at the start if youre looking to achieve all 9s

Yes! A lot of medical schools only require subjects like chemistry/biology

@@JadenYee Thank you

Yes, my gmail, twitter and instagram can all be found in my about page on my channel!

@@JadenYee oh ok, I’ve sent you a DM on Instagram !

@@user-we6jm2eg4e Not sure if you sent it to me! I havent got any dms, you might have sent it to another Jaden!

@@JadenYee it’s Jayden_yee right? Maybe I sent it to the wrong account lol🥲

@@user-we6jm2eg4e jaden_yee without the 'y'!

Haha, that's completely fine! 3 months is actually a lot longer than you think and you will be able to get so much done in that time. I will be posting more advice in the near future so stay tuned. Wishing you good luck for those exams 🤞👍

Glad you did well but don't think your work is over yet! A lot of students start relaxing after mocks but this is the time where you really want to put all your effort into doing the best you can. I always try to imagine what life would be like after receiving my results. You never want to regret anything later so just imagine how glad you will feel in the future for carrying on and not giving up. It will be tough but mocks are a good indicator so if you keep it up, you'll be okay!