A lead science teacher showed us a graph of memory of revision and it shows its really not worth it to try remembering stuff over a weeks period, to all those people who started their 'gcse' revision way too early.
Some scientists believe that revising in advance may be a good idea if you're regularly reciting the information as it will stick in your head. However, it is correct that doing the revision on the exam day may not be even worthwhile as some people are panicky and they stress as they realise how little they actually know.
I've errr.. somehow managed to leave my revision until now and am currently revising for exams a few days before i actually have them (GCSEs). is this usually successful? anyone experienced doing this and achieving good grades (I'm looking to achieve the best grades i can)
Oh my days I thought I was the only one. Like High5 buddy, for my exams so far I've been doing 2, even the whole night before the exam. Not the greatest of ideas and you'll feel so much more stressed (and sleepy!) but ya know. I'm sure as hell not gonna be doing this for my A levels tho XD
Oh my days I thought I was the only one. Like High5 buddy, for my exams so far I've been doing 2, even the whole night before the exam. Not the greatest of ideas and you'll feel so much more stressed (and sleepy!) but ya know. I'm sure as hell not gonna be doing this for my A levels tho XD
Haha hi five mate im glad this aint a personal problem ...not to suggest i want ppl to be in the same position as i am. Altho i dobt stay up late at night to revise (up to 11.40-12 max) but if its required i wake up early morning
I was way more prepared for mocks lol. And now i can hardly revise in the day coz im fasting (coz its Ramadan) so im gonna have to do late night or EARLYYYY morninf revison where ill be energised coz ive eaten
And HAHAHA doing this for a levels NO SIR ive alrdy decided im going to revise months in advance and have a strict study schedule so that i revise everything in time and have time to go over t againa dn then do past papers .. even tho we'll have hardly any
Haha hi five mate im glad this aint a personal problem ...not to suggest i want ppl to be in the same position as i am. Altho i dobt stay up late at night to revise (up to 11.40-12 max) but if its required i wake up early morning
I was way more prepared for mocks lol. And now i can hardly revise in the day coz im fasting (coz its Ramadan) so im gonna have to do late night or EARLYYYY morninf revison where ill be energised coz ive eaten
And HAHAHA doing this for a levels NO SIR ive alrdy decided im going to revise months in advance and have a strict study schedule so that i revise everything in time and have time to go over t againa dn then do past papers .. even tho we'll have hardly any
Well thats what i hope to do
Oml same. I've told myself after the first day of sixth form, im gona sit and start revising knowing me this probably won't happen
Some scientists believe that revising in advance may be a good idea if you're regularly reciting the information as it will stick in your head. However, it is correct that doing the revision on the exam day may not be even worthwhile as some people are panicky and they stress as they realise how little they actually know.
Hope this helps,
M.Mills
yeah I've seen this happen to others, most of them begin to give up. i make sure that I've revised all the content before i arrive at school for the exam then practise/ go over it during the immerisons
Oml same. I've told myself after the first day of sixth form, im gona sit and start revising knowing me this probably won't happen
ahahah...lol ik i like to delude myself. ill probably keep at it for the first 2 weeks then unconsciously forget my priorities... altho i do hope to not leave revision 2 days before heh
A lead science teacher showed us a graph of memory of revision and it shows its really not worth it to try remembering stuff over a weeks period, to all those people who started their 'gcse' revision way too early.
this makes me feel less guilty because i have a few friends who've been revising weeks ahead are struggling and h=are having to re-revise everything a few days before ...a bit like me o.o
this makes me feel less guilty because i have a few friends who've been revising weeks ahead are struggling and h=are having to re-revise everything a few days before ...a bit like me o.o
Yeah, that's why i believe it's best to do proper revision a month before. But you could do very light going over things in class and small little revision for things you don't understand at first BEFORE that month comes.
this makes me feel less guilty because i have a few friends who've been revising weeks ahead are struggling and h=are having to re-revise everything a few days before ...a bit like me o.o
By doing revision earlier than the month, i'm not saying it doesn't help just saying it's not worth it and you could be doing other things.
ahahah...lol ik i like to delude myself. ill probably keep at it for the first 2 weeks then unconsciously forget my priorities... altho i do hope to not leave revision 2 days before heh
Same. First couple weeks I'd be such a brainy but thats gonna fall apart when I get distracted with tv shows and movies on netflix uno. And student room. Oh my God. I'd never be able to get a grade above X for a levels with 2 days worth of revision loool. How did your language exam go today?
It depends on how much you studied throughout the year. If you did well then, then a good cram session will be enough. I know plenty people who got all A or A* on their subjects without or with minimal revision before the exam. NOT TO SAY THAT YOU SHOULDN'T REVISE.
I must add though that this is a bad habit that you might carry into college, and in college you simply cannot put off revision to just two days prior to your exams.
BTW enjoy GCSE's they're piss and literally mean nothing Have fun in A levels where you'll get raped by the new spec
Same. First couple weeks I'd be such a brainy but thats gonna fall apart when I get distracted with tv shows and movies on netflix uno. And student room. Oh my God. I'd never be able to get a grade above X for a levels with 2 days worth of revision loool. How did your language exam go today?
Haha netflix and anime are the 2 killers. Also sorry what language exam are u referring to? I didnt have an exam today, ive been revising for the 2 i have tomorrow o.O why did u have a Language exam today? If u did i hope u did well!
They tell you to start weeks before but i've only done real revision for one and started the day before and they're going just fine. So glad I didn't sweat over revision in study leave and easter.
I've errr.. somehow managed to leave my revision until now and am currently revising for exams a few days before i actually have them (GCSEs). is this usually successful? anyone experienced doing this and achieving good grades (I'm looking to achieve the best grades i can)
I got 7 As and 3 Bs doing revision the day before when I did my GCSEs. Most of them are just common sense if you've been paying any vague attention in your lessons. You'll be fine.