That got me thinking… Why Not Work In Partnership With Schools As Well. After All It Makes Sense To Work Hand-In-Hand With A Place That A Majority Of Students Attend Every Day… By reading your revision guide and the advice given in it, this has really allowed me to see an improvement on my grades, as the way it is structured is easier for me to understand. The one I strongly recommend is ‘how to achieve your target grade in maths in four weeks’ as it is very helpful. You should stop all revision for paper 2 as from today and focus solely on paper 1 until you’ve taken it on the 26th May 2016. In the end I achieved an ‘A’ grade in GCSE maths (summer 2014). I was a little disappointed in myself. However, considering the circumstances, I think I did pretty well. I am now taking A-Level maths at a grammar school and wanted to thank you for helping me along the way. You have inspired me to do well in this subject and I’m sure my ‘A’ grade will definitely help me to study Veterinary Medicine at a top University. Once again, thank you so much!” Proven revision techniques your child can use to boost memory retention and remember all the key content for their exam.

No Matter How Hard A School Tries To Help Their Students Get A Pass In GCSE Maths, A Child Will Never Reach Their Full Potential Without An Effective Revision System To Use At Home… Please don’t confuse this product with the run-of-the-mill revision guides or worksheets. They are useful but only up to a certain point. Most of my students were making use of such resources but yet still struggled. It was only when they adopted my revision principles that their grades started going up. Why not adopt the same approach in your school? This system has also been used by 8-time world memory champion, Dominic O' Brien and top illusionist & mentalist Derren Brown. Very soon, your child will have access to the same information and be on their way to becoming a memory whizz. Helped​ 64,125 students (and counting) get better maths grades, better A-level and university places and boosted career opportunities. Focus on your areas of weakness too. These are questions you got wrong consistently in your practice papers.

Up until now, I gave this guide exclusively to students I tutored in my local area but today I am giving it to you for free! Remember the key facts, figures, dates & principles across all your GCSE subjects! (Note: This has nothing to do with re-reading and re-writing notes. Instead, all you have to do is apply these simple techniques once and it will stay in your memory for good.) Are you looking for more information about the Pass GCSE Maths In 4 Weeks program and does it really ensure that your child can pass GCSE Maths and give them an edge over others who do not have access to this program? This is a program that we have used with our son during his exam and have seen exactly how it works. Personally, we have found this one of the best resources for math revisions out of all the revision resources that we have seen before. It has helped our son a lot during his maths revision and definitely cut out a lot of stress that we had to handle during revisions before. This system was known to the ancient Chinese but was lost for centuries. Thanks to the UK's leading memory experts, Jeevan Singh & Dr Chan, it has now been rediscovered and presented in an easy-to-read format , that is GCSE specific.

You may need to revise two subjects on the same day if the gap between those exams are too small or even worse, fall on the same day! There are certain subjects which do not require as much attention as others due to the nature of the exam. Depending on the exam boards, these subjects could be R.E, P.E (practical), Drama (practical), Art, Technology, Media Studies and I.C.T. Dedicate more time to core subjects such as maths, english and science because these are more important for your long term studies/career. Thank you so much Jeevan… my ‘B’ grade will definitely help me in applying for a ‘Pharmacy’ course at University…” With regards to time management, not having ‘Jeevan’s routine’ in place would have been a big mistake. I would have lost time; maybe another way of putting it would be, I would’ve wasted time unnecessarily or not getting the best use of the time available. That is why Jeevan’s revision strategy is a must have if want to succeed. Jeevan also provides a small rule of thumb which allows you to free up 50% of your time. It’s so simple yet so effective. When I put it into practise, it allowed me to free up half of my time! At the end of the day, revision is not all about work, work, work! Jeevan’s guide is great! I followed his advice and jumped from a ‘D’ Grade to a ‘B’ grade within weeks I am now aiming for an A/A* In GCSE Maths. Thanks a lot Jeevan!” The best memory retention techniques are those that store concepts into your long-term memory. Why can you remember lyrics of a particular song for years on end? Simply because it’s stored into your long-term memory. I wouldn’t advise ‘cramming’. Cramming involves attempting to learn heaps of information ‘last minute’– just days or weeks before an exam. Cramming is only stored in the short-term memory and hence, there is a chance you could forget it come the exam. Although it may work for some, I wouldn’t highly recommend it because as you can see, it’s a riskier approach.

What process to follow a few days before your exam and why there is NO need to do any past papers at this point. Save one or two practice papers (ideally the 2015 papers) for the penultimate day i.e. the day before the actual exam.

A proven revision strategy to help students achieve their target grade in GCSE or IGCSE maths. The author, Jeevan Singh, explains what he did to achieve an A* in GCSE maths a year early and how it can be easily modelled. Give your child an advantage at school. Whilst other students under-perform in their exams due to poor memory retention, your child will excel with their new memory ability. This is a great guide! It is well written and easy to follow. It tells you what you should do on the very first day of revision right up until the day before the exam. I recommend anyone that’s taking their GCSE maths, to get their hands on this valuable guide! It showed me exactly where I was going wrong. I was one of those students who was making this ‘silly mistake’ repeatedly, and not knowing that I was making it. No wonder I failed my GCSE maths first time… We provide an effective, efficient and excellent in-home tutoring services all over Ghana and online tutoring services all over the world according to the requirements. My other daughter, who is currently 14-years-old, has already begun your program. After going through your book and DVD’s, she has moved up to the top set in maths. I have no doubt when she takes her GCSE maths in 2 years, she will achieve an A/A* grade! Many many thanks for your help Jeevan!”Over 100 new things to take straight into your GCSE English Language and Literature exams to achieve those top grades. I’m even considering A-Level Maths. That’s quite phenomenal for someone who failed their GCSE maths before!” Your strategy is spot on Jeevan. Your revision system helped me achieve a ‘B’ grade in maths last year. I used the same strategy again and together with your fantastic resources, I achieved an ‘A’ in my GCSE maths exam this year (2014). You have instilled the belief in me that I can do well in this subject. That’s why I am planning to study it for A-level and make a career out of it! Thank you for all your support Jeevan!”