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Science Revision Technique Help

Before I say anything I would like to apologize if this is being posted in the incorrect section.

I live in the UK and in 2 weeks will be sitting my first ever PROPER REAL GCSE exam. It is the core sciences one.

I am doing the triple award and am therefore doing this one year earlier than some people in my school.

Now, for the past month we have been doing revision in classes which is going very well for me, but now, I have LOADS of past papers with mark schemes and knowledge booklets (about 6 for each science) and I was wondering, for the next 2 weeks, what would be the best way to revise?
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Original post by ShadowedDoctor
Before I say anything I would like to apologize if this is being posted in the incorrect section.

I live in the UK and in 2 weeks will be sitting my first ever PROPER REAL GCSE exam. It is the core sciences one.

I am doing the triple award and am therefore doing this one year earlier than some people in my school.

Now, for the past month we have been doing revision in classes which is going very well for me, but now, I have LOADS of past papers with mark schemes and knowledge booklets (about 6 for each science) and I was wondering, for the next 2 weeks, what would be the best way to revise?


These videos are great!! :biggrin:

http://www.my-gcsescience.com/core/

Hopefully they help, if you need any more help just post on this thread http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2694786

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