Yes, it's the same old topic. So I do 5 subjects at A2 level, Maths, Further Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. However, since I'm quite lucky in the fact that I'm quite good at all these subjects, I never really bothered to revise last year. The result of this is pretty obvious, I didn't do as well as I should.
So this time I'm determined to revise, I know I'm probably started a lot later than most people here, but better late than never, yeah? My question though, is how to revise? For Maths and Further Maths I simply intend to go over the method of doing questions and then do past papers, 1 per day (at home, I'll do more in class) started a week before the exam.
For Biology and Chemistry, I was planning on making some A4 posters detailing all the information required for each booklet, then practicing some "How Science Works" questions for Biology and again, exam papers.
For Physics I thought I'd try to use flash cards as there are quite a few definitions, and add in the going over everything and doing the past papers.
Does this sound like a legitimate way to revise? I know this probably makes me sound like an idiot, but I've honestly never done it before and I'd rather sound stupid on here and do well then sound clever and do badly.
Tl;dr: How do you revise for exams?
Thanks!