How to study for it: Learn all the formulas (or glue post its to your wall to remember them as it will save you time in the exam), practice with past papers regularly, watch YouTube walkthroughs of past papers
English Language
Save My Exams (explains all the requirements for each questions and past papers)
How to study: Do past papers, understand what each question wants you to do, as they all are the same questions and have the same mark scheme, make flashcards to remember what is needed for each question and base it on the mark scheme
Example candidate responses paper 2 - https://papers.gceguide.net/O Levels/History (2147)/Other Resources/2147_Example_Candidate_Responses_Paper_2_(for_examination_from_2020).pdf
How to study: do a lot of practice questions, see exemplar answers, use flashcards to learn dates and important events, make mind maps When studying always do summary notes for previous past paper questions, including a small plan of what you would have written Watch YouTube videos explaining concepts and events Take notes on causes, course and consequence for each event
How to study: do past papers, take notes on definitions when doing past papers, for pseudocode, ask for your teacher to correct the ones you’ve practiced
Portuguese
Practice past paper questions
Ask for your teacher to correct your work
Read newspapers about environmental, teenagers, school related topics (or past questions topics)
Science How to study for it: Learn definitions with flashcards or other methods, do past papers, take notes of the definition of words using the mark scheme, YouTube has many videos about mark scheme and all of the papers for all sciences.
BraSS Websites: Brasil Escola, academic articles How to study: make good notes during class and after, know how to study sources
Tips:
do your courseworks when given to you, as if you keep procrastinating, at the end of the year you will have a lot of courseworks to be done with a lot of tests and homework
When you finish a topic, try to make flashcards or another method for you to study as soon as possible, as when it comes to gradesheets and EoY you will have a lot of things to complete
Enjoy F4 and don’t be stressed if you are not doing well in your tests. You will get used to it, and if you are still struggling, go to workshops.
When you complete past papers, don’t look only at your score, but what questions you got wrong and right. This will show you what you have to study in more depth to
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