Majid Zare

My story as an English content producer and copywriter began ironically in the 7th grade when I failed English. My parents, concerned about my educational prospects, enrolled me in an English course, and thanks to motivating teachers, the fun learning environment, and, of course, my own efforts, I grew fond of English as the subject to pursue in university. I studied English Language and Literature for my BA, and my interest in the subject increased even further. After graduating with a BA degree from the University of Isfahan, I continued my education in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). I received my MA degree in TEFL from the Isfahan University of Technology. All the while, I was engaged in expanding my knowledge of the culture of native English speakers by reading novels, listening to English podcasts, and watching English movies. Consequently, my efforts brought me to where I am now: a skilled English content producer. I hope my content helps you make better decisions.

If you’re keen on giving meaning to findings, research results, and generally all the facts that seem mundane on their own, GCSE statistics is one of the best subjects you can study. We can say that statistics is a bridge between raw data and organised, understandable and simplified facts. The good news is that you can easily get good grades with the right statistics GCSE revision guidelines that are covered in this post. Revision Strategies and Techniques 1. Make a Practical Revision Schedule A successful revision starts with a good plan. You should think long about how much of your…

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Shakespeare’s Macbeth is the illustration of man’s ambition for power and his fallibility to predestined events. It’s safe to say that virtually every Briton has read Macbeth, thanks to its place in the National Curriculum. There are a plethora of interpretations, reviews, and comments on this masterpiece. What’s different in this commentary is that we’re looking at Macbeth from an educational angle to help GCSE students get higher grades in GCSE literature. A Straightforward Approach to Macbeth Revision Before you get into the Macbeth revision, we advise watching an adaptation of the play to visualise the characters and events easily.…

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Although business is a soft subject, we can’t overlook the bulk of numbers and formulas involved. You should both have a good memory and considerable problem-solving and critical thinking skills to get good results in GCSE business. But there’s nothing to worry about if you revise well for the exam, especially for paper 2, which is relatively harder than the first paper. Stay tuned to learn how to deal with GCSE business paper 2 revision. Effective Techniques for The Best Business Revision Experience 1. Create a Realistic Study Plan The first step is to create a revision plan. But before…

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What matters the most in GCSEs is passing the compulsory subjects. Deciding the number or the subject of optional GCSEs is up to you, and this is a key decision to make in the course of your education. But the absence of definite guidelines on the number of GCSEs you should take certainly doesn’t help the case. On average, GCSE students choose to do 9 or 10 GCSEs to have a reasonable range of choices for university admissions and careers. It’s not a rule but rather something most students do. But what’s the right number for you? Minimum Number of…

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If you want to pursue a career in the field of engineering, you must attain good GCSE scores. Solid GCSE grades lay the foundation for Further Education in A-levels, BTECS, and other vocational courses. Your GCSE grades determine which universities you can apply to, and the university you are admitted to determines your future career and income.  Ultimately, getting high GCSE grades makes your life easier. However, you need to put a lot of effort and time into revising for the GCSE exams. This article aims to put engineering under the spotlight and shed light on the prerequisite GCSE grades…

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You might think that sociology is an easy GCSE subject, but the intensity of the topics covered in GCSE sociology might surprise you. Therefore, it is wise to make a revision plan to prepare for the exam day. In this article, I will point to the topics covered in GCSE sociology and give you, as GCSE-level students, some revision guidelines to prepare for the sociology exam. Plan a personalised revision schedule Make studying more interesting based on your learning style. Incorporate appropriate study techniques into your study habits. Use highlighting, summarising, outlining, and mind mapping to diversify your revision schedule.…

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Getting the GCSE results can be overwhelming with all the expectations you and your parents have from you. These grades will be a deciding factor in your future choices in education and career. Yes, GCSE exams are hard, but getting good GCSE grades is not a miracle. With a bit of discipline and planning, you can get there. Getting good GCSE results requires perseverance. However, your efforts are resultless when they are not organised and target-oriented. So, the first thing you need is a revision plan. Step 1: Designing a Revision Schedule Before I get to the revision schedule, let…

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One of the keys to high GCSE grades is being organised and following a carefully planned revision schedule. One of the inevitable tools in designing a revision schedule is a timetable. Timetables illuminate your revision and give you a sense of achievement as you check or cross the tasks you have done. A practical timetable can be described as realistic, personalised, and comprehensive. The Components of a Revision Timetable Before creating your timetable, list all topics under each GCSE subject that must be covered in your GCSE revision timetable so that they don’t slip your mind. Comprehensive and balanced: The…

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The GCSE Maths exam is a nightmare for GCSE students. But since it’s a core subject, you must at least get a 4 to pass it. And it’s safe to say that your future education and career depends on it. Failing the GCSE maths may force you to change your plans, but resitting GCSE maths is always one of your options.  Of course, failure is not the only reason why you retake the GCSE maths. Maybe you attain a passing grade but wish to do better. How to Resit Maths GCSE First, you should discuss the situation with your teachers…

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“Study of the mind” is one of the topics covered in the GCSE biology exam. It takes a biological approach to what happens inside a person’s head and other related systems. By understanding how the brain works, scientists can develop or enhance medications or even prevent damage to the brain. In this article, I will focus on the concepts you learn in Study Mind AQA GCSE Biology and provide some revision tips to help you get the best results in GCSE biology. Try to visualise the abstract biology concepts. Try to understand how they are related to each other. Use…

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