I think you mean rote learning. (Sorry -I feel sure I ought to use some cheery emoticon to make this sound less picky, but I am just too old for them; my children would ostracise me.)
I think you mean rote learning. (Sorry -I feel sure I ought to use some cheery emoticon to make this sound less picky, but I am just old for them; my children would ostracise me.)
Thanks, I think I need to work on my spelling and grammer :P.
About 4 weeks before the easter holidays.Got bbbc at AS.Got AAB at A2.It really depends on how you work best. A lot of my friends preferred " wrote rote learning" I think where they just kept writing it out. I preferred to read through things repeatedly until it was drilling in. What subjects are you taking?
When did you start revising and what grades did you get?
So do notes now then before easter condense them then go over and papers in easter?
Honestly depends on what you think will work best for you - but yes, I will write up notes for all my subjects in the weeks prior to the easter holidays, and then I will subseuqently do past papers. However I think it may be better for you to develop your own revision style, as It should be easier for you to remain comitted to it.
Get a good diet in from weeks before, get a good breakfast in, do not leave anything until last minute, be relaxed and ,most importantly, don't drink Red Bull.
Get a good diet in from weeks before, get a good breakfast in, do not leave anything until last minute, be relaxed and ,most importantly, don't drink Red Bull.
I only took Maths, Chemistry and Biology at A level. For maths I just did questions from the book and saved past papers about 4 weeks before the exam, I imagine you can do the same for further maths.
Economics I think would just read and revise from books.