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i am grade 9 as well lets see who scores more in the gcse's

Someone remind me in June if I’ve done my GCSE’s 🙏

bro is a legend preciate your advice all the time

Thank you

Ive done flashcards for politics by defining the term, key arguments, key examples and then doing a mini essay plan on the flashcard is that useful is there anything that im missing? I also am planning on using these flashcards to help me write out essays before i do it without notes.

amazing video

joever

Perfect timing

Ngl I needed this

I have been stuck on a B all year and have been working hard and doing all exam questions

thank you smm for fulfilling my request Henry!♥

Awesome video Henry. How do you recommend finding the scheme of work for a subject?

To try everything Brilliant has to offer-free-for a full 30 days, visit brilliant.org/HenryBrand/ . You’ll also get 20% off an annual premium subscription. (This video is sponsored by Brilliant). How can I help you in year 12?

Hello I would really appreciate it if you make a video about college interviews. I have my mock interview today btw

Can you do some videos on Politics? Know so much knowledge but don't know essay structure and been struggling with analysis since GCSE

hello henry brands

Can you please make videos about how to get a A star in politics?

I'm stupid and hard working. Is there anything I can do? 🤣

What counts as proper revision? Is 2 hrs of revision a day enough?

just thought id ask are you planning on doing a ppe at oxford??

did you take a year out, or are you at uni now? if youre reapplying what are you reapplying for? :)

what course would you like to do at uni !

ty, am in year 11, these vids are really really useful.

How often should I be doing an essay in history when aiming for an A* (in year 12 btw)

This video is so helpful as I am in year 12 doing alevel history. Thank you very much

Very courageous video, Henry! You ran into a Perfect Storm when you took your A-levels.

Crying about a B?

'failure' getting a B... Yeah complete

is it too late to start seriously revising now?

Love these videos 💙

Mate tbh I am not very smart. I need to get 5 5's at my school to stay on and do 6th form. In the mocs I got exactly 5 5s and am now really stressed. This video helped allot thankyou

yo how can i improve english language and lit? im getting 6 but i need 7 or above to get into 6th form 😢

What are you studying at uni?

Dawg it’s not that deep😭😭🙏🙏

A 'B' is by far a fail, this is incredibly insulting to those who got Bs and put in effort and are proud of their grades

I am doing 2 A-level essay based subjects and BTEC course. I have been encouraged to use anki and make flashcards but i am reluctant to do so. I was wondering if their were any alternatives to making flashcards.

Aaaaand the world keeps spinning

The thumbnail says confronting failure, but a B is not a fail

This was such a well structured video and very informative! I totally resonate with you on the point about knowing so much that you just want to get it all down, and how that can lead to a disregard of analysis which is just as important, so I will keep this in mind when approaching my exams!! Thank you for this ! <3

Hi Henry, I’ve been watching from the lead up to GCSEs last year and ended up getting mostly 7/8s and a few 9s however the jump to a levels has caught me by surprise and I feel like I’m falling behind mainly in mainly economics and history do you have any tips on how I could catch up? amazing content btw

hello do you have any tips for coursework? (edexcel)

Been years since I've done my A-Levels so a bit strange I've been recommended this but... in response to the video, I wouldn't reflect on it too much, it was probably exam underperformance but could've just been the examiner - When it comes to humanities subjects, examiners are very inconsistent! You can get your work marked by x amount of teachers but really and truly the difference between an A or an A* is decided by them. That isn't to say that you shouldn't study hard, there is such thing as objectively good work but there is some element of uncertainty with it. For example, I did 3 STEM subjects and a humanities subject, History. When it came to exam day I was blind sided, there was a question I didn't revise for because it came up on last year's paper, didn't know the dates of events, names of key events or people, so I left that exam thinking I got a D... Ended up getting a much better grade (didn't make a difference on uni selection regardless, uni only wanted my stem grades for my course) and I genuinely believe it's either the examiner messing up or subjective marking, and I had a similar experience with another essay subject at GCSE. Moral is that when it comes to humanities, its not like sciences or maths - there is no definitive answer. All you can really do is learn structures, practice writing every single possible question that could come up (there's only a limited amount really), and hope for the best.