Study help for GCSE's

I hear listening to the teacher during class it's a fairly efficient way of studying!

Doings loads of maths question's got me an A when I was predicted a B and was in a low ability class.

Least to say I went on to do Maths + Further Maths as two of my A-Levels.

I hear listening to the teacher during class it's a fairly efficient way of studying!

I self-studied a lot of my GCSEs so I was always a fairly good month ahead of everyone else in my classes. I used (like a lot of people) CGP revision guides and past papers. That's really it.

Helped me achieve 9A* 2A


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PAST PAPERS, even if you think you haven't revised enough, they repeat themselves SO MUCH that you can basically revise using them and mark schemes (this is good because you first have to think of the answer yourself so you get an idea of how much you know, and it makes you use your brain! Which is exactly what you'll have to do in the exam hall!) if you feel you have a large gap in our knowledge then you have a better idea of what you need to make notes on too!

In terms of actual reading though I used to make mind maps and find interesting ways of remembering information like pneumonics, and repeating things in my head, searching things that seemed interesting

great advice thanks. have you already did all gcse's.

Yeah I did them last year, all a stars