Year 12s: what will be the first way you research your future options? >>

What's the best way to revise?

As my GCSE exams are coming up in May, I want to be head down between the period of now and when I sit my exams. I was curious as to what other peoples' opinions were on what the best way to study is. I've already began revising, and I use gcsepod.com a lot and write down notes from bbc bitesize. Are there anymore ways to revise that have really helped some people?

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 1

ryme1996

I used a mix tbf for my gcseso and these worked best;

Podcasts, great things find them where you can, I used them for my English and it really helped, because you can just put them on a play list and then it's like your not revising but actually you are its incredible how much you remember that way.

Pre plan what your doing before you start your revision, mostly because if your like me you may get a little distracted if you don't have clear aim for each session.

get help when you need it, don't struggle for too long on one topic or bit, ask for help either from friends, teachers or family, or even on here!

Mind maps also really helped me to make links and connections

I guess it really depends on what subjects your doing!

Good luck!