A level and IGCSE notes!

18 year old A-level student who's selling A level and IGCSE notes 📚📑// studyblr // ask me anything xx

[paper-wounds]

[weltenwellen]

Hanif Abdurraqib, "Glamor on the West Streets / Silver Over Everything"

[demiiwhiffin]

a normal human emotion ..... whatever next !

[flowerytale]

Anne Carson, from The Glass Essay

[niiv]

ohh :(

[stormdistrict]

Illustration by from Around The Year (Floris Books)

by Elsa Beskow

[happyheidi]

the full moon in paintings

[alevelandigcsenotes]

A level and IGCSE notes master post!

Hii, everyone! :-) 

I’m an 18 year old A-level student who’s selling some of her IGCSE and A-level notes

I’ve created this master post so that it’s easier for you to check out notes for the subjects you’re interested in. 

I’ve included pictures and free samples of my notes in every post so you can get a feel of what they’re like.

IGCSEs!

History IGCSE - International Relations (1919-1939) Bundle! History IGCSE - Changes in Medicine Bundle! History IGCSE - The Origins and Course of World War One Bundle! IGCSE English Language A - Anthology Extracts Analysis! 

A levels!

Sociology AS Level - Theory and Methods Bundle! Sociology AS level - Family Unit Bundle! History A- level - Russia Bundle! History A-level - The Origins of World War One Bundle! Chemistry AS Level - Unit 1 Bundle! Biology AS Level - Unit 2 Bundle!

How can you buy these notes?

I’ve included a paypal link for each set of notes in each of the above posts, under the title ‘Click here’. Once you click on that, you will be directed to a checkout page.

After you finish checking out, a ‘return to merchant’ button will appear.

Click on the ‘return to merchant’ button; this will allow you to access a PDF of my notes on a onedrive link.

Click on the little box displayed at the bottom right corner, then click ‘download a copy’, and you’re done! :)

I really hope you find my notes helpful, and if anyone has any questions at all, please feel free to send me a message! :-) 

[alevelandigcsenotes]

Hi everyone, if you experience any trouble at all with accessing the links, just shoot me an email :) 

[alevelandigcsenotes]

A level and IGCSE notes master post!

Hii, everyone! :-) 

I’m an 18 year old A-level student who’s selling some of her IGCSE and A-level notes

I’ve created this master post so that it’s easier for you to check out notes for the subjects you’re interested in. 

I’ve included pictures and free samples of my notes in every post so you can get a feel of what they’re like.

IGCSEs!

History IGCSE - International Relations (1919-1939) Bundle! History IGCSE - Changes in Medicine Bundle! History IGCSE - The Origins and Course of World War One Bundle! IGCSE English Language A - Anthology Extracts Analysis! 

A levels!

Sociology AS Level - Theory and Methods Bundle! Sociology AS level - Family Unit Bundle! History A- level - Russia Bundle! History A-level - The Origins of World War One Bundle! Chemistry AS Level - Unit 1 Bundle! Biology AS Level - Unit 2 Bundle!

How can you buy these notes?

I’ve included a paypal link for each set of notes in each of the above posts, under the title ‘Click here’. Once you click on that, you will be directed to a checkout page.

After you finish checking out, a ‘return to merchant’ button will appear.

Click on the ‘return to merchant’ button; this will allow you to access a PDF of my notes on a onedrive link.

Click on the little box displayed at the bottom right corner, then click ‘download a copy’, and you’re done! :)

I really hope you find my notes helpful, and if anyone has any questions at all, please feel free to send me a message! :-) 

[alevelandigcsenotes]

A level and IGCSE notes master post!

Hii, everyone! :-) 

I’m an 18 year old A-level student who’s selling some of her IGCSE and A-level notes

I’ve created this master post so that it’s easier for you to check out notes for the subjects you’re interested in. 

I’ve included pictures and free samples of my notes in every post so you can get a feel of what they’re like.

IGCSEs!

History IGCSE - International Relations (1919-1939) Bundle! History IGCSE - Changes in Medicine Bundle! History IGCSE - The Origins and Course of World War One Bundle! IGCSE English Language A - Anthology Extracts Analysis! 

A levels!

Sociology AS Level - Theory and Methods Bundle! Sociology AS level - Family Unit Bundle! History A- level - Russia Bundle! History A-level - The Origins of World War One Bundle! Chemistry AS Level - Unit 1 Bundle! Biology AS Level - Unit 2 Bundle!

How can you buy these notes?

I’ve included a paypal link for each set of notes in each of the above posts, under the title ‘Click here’. Once you click on that, you will be directed to a checkout page.

After you finish checking out, a ‘return to merchant’ button will appear.

Click on the ‘return to merchant’ button; this will allow you to access a PDF of my notes on a onedrive link.

Click on the little box displayed at the bottom right corner, then click ‘download a copy’, and you’re done! :)

I really hope you find my notes helpful, and if anyone has any questions at all, please feel free to send me a message! :-) 

[study-with-sunny]

Hey y'all !!

The notes are pretty informative. Y'all should check it out and think of buying some^^

it will be a great help!

[etudaire]

Many of y'all can find this super helpful guys!

[studyandstorms-deactivated20250]

I’m sure a lot of you guys are doing IGSC’s/A-Levels and will find these really helpful, they’re a pretty awesome resource, I’d definitely check them out!

[fucck-knows-deactivated20211107]

So although I’m in university in Australia I bought a set (the chemistry AS level unit 1) of these notes out of interest and to test this out for my followers and here’s my review:

quite detailed (43 pages)

loads of diagrams

highlighting and colour coding

example past paper questions and answers

I’d recommend downloading it because OneDrive doesn’t cope so well with files this size

you can download it as a word document meaning that you can add your own annotations

pretty good value for money and would be useful to read before you start the course.

[alevelandigcsenotes]

Thank you so much, Belle. Really glad you liked them and thanks for your review!😚

[raaven-nerd]

I strongly recommend checking these out!! These would be soooo helpful to so many people and they’d be an absolutely amazing resource for any student!!!

[owly-studies]

These notes are flawless, detailed, and totally helpful! I highly suggest checking them out:)

[thelawgraduate]

An incredible resource!

[historixn]

you know, life doesn’t have to be competitive. you don’t have to get in the very best university; you don’t have to get the highest paying career there is. you don’t need to compare and compete with everyone else in the world. you need to do what’s right for you. you need to relax, take a breath, and say ‘what do i want, for myself, to live as i want to’. and, if that involves high ambitions, then that’s fine. because you chose those ambitions on what you desire as an individual, and not on what is expected in order to succeed. let’s be ourselves this year.

[johnnymoredread-deactivated2020]

“The laws of capitalism, which are blind and are invisible to ordinary people, act upon the individual without he or she being aware of it. One sees only the vastness of a seemingly infinite horizon ahead. That is how it is painted by capitalist propagandists who purport to draw a lesson from the example of Rockefeller — whether or not it is true — about the possibilities of individual success. The amount of poverty and suffering required for a Rockefeller to emerge, and the amount of depravity entailed in the accumulation of a fortune of such magnitude, are left out of the picture, and it is not always possible for the popular forces to expose this clearly.”

— Che Guevara, Socialism and Man in Cuba, 1965

[millionsknives]

please make sure that wherever you’re at in life, you don’t treat it like a transitory period. don’t waste your college years wishing to already be graduated & have a job. don’t waste your single years wishing for someone to be in love with. if/when those things come, they will come in due time and they will be good. but there is nothing like looking back and feeling empty because you wasted literal years ignoring what you had because you were hoping for something better. while it’s important to better yourself and reach for your goals, don’t neglect the present because that’s where you are now and it’s your now that determines your future. 

[angelaeleni]

Why we should try to stop comparing ourselves to others

Why is it that comparison is the thief of joy? Let’s have a look at why comparing ourselves with others is actually more harmful than helpful.

1. Our paths are all individual - no matter how similar they seem

We’re all on different paths, in different circumstances and have different purposes to one another. No matter how many commonalities we might have with other people, our futures are not the same - we never know for certain what our future holds for us, and this is actually amazing! We literally have our own completely unique path to find ourselves, find our truth and live out that truth. This is why we all have different strengths and weaknesses. We’ve been gifted with the strengths that we really need to live out our purpose and we are also gifted with the opportunities/challenges we need to recognise our weaknesses (this way we can work on them). 

So comparing ourselves while we’re on our unique path to someone else while they’re on their unique path doesn’t actually give us any relevant information to benefit us in our growth process.

2. We can only compare ourselves with ourselves

Considering the previous point, the most accurate way for us to measure our own growth is to compare where we are at to our previous self. Even then, we have to remember that growth is not always linear. It’s completely normal to have periods of ups and downs and often what might seem like a setback in our growth is actually the unexpected circumstance/phase that needs to happen for us to learn, grow and move into the next phase. Generally though, looking back at the lessons we have personally learnt and the actions we are or aren’t now making because of these lessons can be a helpful marker in our personal progression. Self-reflection is critical.

3. We don’t actually know what people are going through behind the scenes

All we can actually ever know of another person is just a version of themselves. This especially goes for those we might compare ourselves to from afar (acquaintances, social media influencers, celebrities etc). But this is even relevant for those who we are closest with - we can never completely know and understand every single thing they are personally experiencing in their minds and what impact this might be having on them. Given this, if we compare our entire own life (including both positives & negatives) to what people conceal about themselves (usually their ‘highlight reel’) we can actually allow ourselves to feel victimised and put ourselves down due to assumptions that we have based off peoples’ self-projections. It’s just not accurate and makes us feel bad about ourselves for no reason, likely setting us back further in our own growth. 

The verdict

It’s important to acknowledge that it can be very difficult to live comparison-free and we are not ‘bad people’ for comparing ourselves to others - it’s a part of being human. It’s just super important for our own mental health and personal growth that we work on trying to minimise it (tips for this in a potential future post if you’re interested).

Growth Getters (The Instagram)

[fuckyeahrudyfrancisco]

“Perhaps we should love ourselves so fiercely, that when others see us they know exactly how it should be done.”

— Rudy Francisco

[kxowledge]

“We procrastinate about things that make us feel uncomfortable. But what makes us feel good temporarily isn’t necessarily good for us in the long run.”

— Barbara Oakley, A Mind for Numbers

[oncelerfucker69-deactivated2019]

https://www.businessinsider.com/how-much-money-billionaires-celebrities-make-per-hour-2018-8

[marxist-peach]

Do you ever think about how Jeff Bezos could feed literally more than a million food insecure people while losing an hour’s wage but you have to tell yourself no when you want to buy a coffee but can’t because that’s all your rent money?

I do too

[norrington-hell]

[caffeinated-glitter-deactivated]

You ever think maybe he tries? You just assume he doesn’t donate to any sort of cause? I mean I bet he lives extravagantly but I wonder how much of it goes to OTHER things, he’s not exactly a social media personality.

Actually my first thought was that at a certain point the amount of money you have coming in could become a problem and you’d have to find ways to redistribute it.

That’s coming from someone who has 300 fucking dollars and no home, and up until a day ago no job I fucking wish I could pay rent at the cost of a coffee.

You ever think maybe you’re not in poverty and you’re actually just super ungrateful for what you do have?

You want that much money? Invent something and be business savvy enough to patent and market it for yourself. Should be an easy task if they fucking did it right?

[fandomsandfeminism]

Well, Bezos could start by treating his employees better, paying them fairly, and switching to environmentally sustainable business practices.

Also, like, why would it he hard for him to help people? He could cut a check to fix Flints water right now and it wouldnt impact his quality of life at all. He could buy up blocks and blocks and blocks of apartments and empty houses, turn them into low income housing and let formerly homeless people live there rent free for YEARS and still be a multi-Billionaire.

And no. I dont want that much money. I don’t think ANYONE should have that much money. That level of wealth inequality is horrifying.

[blizzardphobe]

i speak french in public to my grandparents and to my boyfriend. people are surprised that im bilingual and say its cool and ask me to teach them some time

but when one of my classmates speaks arabic in public to her family, she gets strange and disgusted looks. no one asks to be taught arabic. no one says its cool that shes bilingual

its racism plain and simple