How to TRANSFORM Your Grades | Effective Study Techniques

This video explores 4 Ways to Use Active Recall to Transform your Grades.

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WHO AM I? Hi - I’m Tom. I’m a Psychology teacher based in the North of England. I've been teaching for over a decade and have numerous years of being an A-level examiner. I started Bear it in MIND to share my own passion for Psychology, and to provide people with content to help us better understand ourselves and others.

00:00 - Intro
00:46 - Key Principle No.1
02:53 - Key Principle No.2
03:35 - Level 1
06:52 - Level 2
09:14 - Level 3
12:49 - Level 4

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[cisonyoutube]

i’m so annoyed you don’t upload biology videos! you’re the only person i understand and i get A* in psychology tests cause of you, tysm for these💞

[yeofzrv]

Thank you, I really needed this. Please make more videos like this! It helps

[Annabell-zhlo]

I can not even begin to explain how helpful this video is, I have already recommended it to so many people and will be watching your other psychology videos from now on. Thank you so much !!!

[cookiefaj]

This video surprised me, before I watched it I thought it was going to be like all the other videos that are made to help revision, although I know all the key points in this video already, it was so useful that you used examples in psychology to link it, I’ve never seen a video that has done this idea as great as you have! I struggled with knowing the categories last year (especially in social influence which you mentioned!) but this year (year 13) I’ve started to learn the categories. Also one thing not in your video, in research methods my teacher taught me that if it says ‘in the study’ in the question then you must put it in context and apply it to the example used. So yeah, as much as I know everything in the video already, I would highly recommend this video still because of how you link it to psychology, it’s good revision! Thank you for this video although I do think I prefer the videos where you go over a topic in psychology (still looking forward to watching your next video though!!)

[Zodi-otjl]

Its such a great video . Straight to the point and amazing . Thanks sir

[jammydodger]

Hey Sir, When do you think you will make some past paper walkthroughs/exam technique videos?

[wnjfxfb]

currently revising for my a-levels however i’m stumped as most of the knowledge seems new to me so you suggest i write out and make notes first using websites and textbooks or directly reading then testing

[taidouglas]

I’m really struggling structuring questions for psychology. I’m self learn for psychology and don’t have a teacher for feedback