Jothi Learning

18/07/2026

Reminder: After GCSEs is on Sunday 19th July at 11 am.

For Year 11 students and parents waiting for GCSE results.

16/07/2026

Should GCSE students use revision guides, websites, videos, or practice questions?

In this clip, Kiran Manoj explains how students can use resources such as revision websites and guides sensibly. The key is not just consuming content, but applying it through questions, checking understanding, and practising exam-style work.

This is useful for parents who want to help their child revise more effectively without being overwhelmed by too many resources.

Jothi Learning provides structured online teaching in Maths, GCSE Science, and A-Level Maths for students who need serious teaching and visible progress.

Learn more: https://www.rfr.bz/fe7a7c1e6

15/07/2026

What if a student feels they have chosen the wrong GCSE subject?

In this clip, Kiran Manoj gives a balanced answer for parents: GCSE choices matter, but one subject choice rarely closes every future door. The right next step is to understand the issue clearly, speak to the school where needed, and focus on doing well in the subjects the student is taking.

This is a reassuring clip for parents who are worried about GCSE option choices.

Jothi Learning provides structured online teaching in Maths, GCSE Science, and A-Level Maths for students who need serious teaching and visible progress.

Learn more: https://www.rfr.bz/fb77772cb

14/07/2026

Rereading notes is not always enough for effective GCSE revision.

In this clip, Kiran Manoj explains active recall, blurting, spaced repetition, and flashcards — and why students need to practise retrieving information rather than simply looking over it.

This is a helpful clip for parents who want to support better revision habits at home.

Jothi Learning provides structured online teaching in Maths, GCSE Science, and A-Level Maths for students who need serious teaching and visible progress.

Learn more: https://www.rfr.bz/fe91ff0b6

13/07/2026

10/07/2026

AI can be useful for revision, but students need to use it carefully.

In this clip, Kiran Manoj explains how students can use AI as a learning support tool while avoiding over-reliance. The key message is that AI should help students think, test, and check understanding — not replace their own effort or judgement.

This is useful for parents wondering how tools like ChatGPT should fit into GCSE revision.

Jothi Learning provides structured online teaching in Maths, GCSE Science, and A-Level Maths for students who need serious teaching and visible progress.

Learn more: https://www.rfr.bz/fe3049f78

09/07/2026

The move from Year 9 into Year 10 can feel like a big step.

In this clip, Kiran Manoj explains what changes as students move towards GCSE study: more structured content, less hand-holding, more independent revision, and the need to apply knowledge rather than simply remember it.

This is useful for parents who want to help their child prepare for the shift into GCSE learning.

Jothi Learning provides structured online teaching in Maths, GCSE Science, and A-Level Maths for students who need serious teaching and visible progress.

Learn more: https://www.rfr.bz/fc3e7276c

06/07/2026

Many parents only start thinking seriously about GCSE choices when the options form appears.

But for students in Year 8, Year 9 and early Year 10, a little clarity early on can reduce a lot of confusion later.

We have uploaded our GCSE Choices webinar with Kiran Manoj as a YouTube playlist.

The full webinar is available, but we have also split it into shorter clips answering specific parent questions:

- Double vs Triple Science: What Parents Should Know
- Choosing GCSE Subjects: A Practical Guide for Parents
- Year 9 to Year 10: What Changes at GCSE?
- Exam Boards Explained: Why GCSE Specifications Matter
- Using Past Papers the Right Way for GCSE Revision
- Active Recall: Smarter GCSE Revision
- AI for GCSE Revision: Helpful or Risky?
- Chosen the Wrong GCSE? What Parents Can Do
- Revision Guides or Websites? What Actually Helps for GCSEs

This is a useful free resource for parents who want to support GCSE decisions calmly and practically.

Playlist:
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A practical parent guide to GCSE choices with Kiran Manoj and Jothi Learning. This playlist covers GCSE subject choices, Double vs Triple Science, Year 9 to ...