Any GCSE students need help or advice?

How did you revise GCSE Maths without forgetting it?
[ADD ON; and how to prevent stupid mistakes]

Practice!!!! It's one of those things that if you do so much of it you look at it and it just becomes second nature. Some things to do to prevent mistakes are to underline the question so you actually know WHAT THEY WANT!

Maths CANNOT be memorised. Do not try to learn it. Practice makes perfect.

How much re killsion did you do a day? And when did u start?

i'm trying todo 3h/day, not working well :/

If I am completely honest I procrastinated a lot. I didn't revise till like a few days before the exam because the teacher had not covered the content so I was still learning not revising. I would advise you to do about 5 hours a day because when you get home from school you have the whole night so you NEED to get more than three done. Take breaks, reward yourself after you have done 45 mins of revision. It was PURELY LUCK that got me good grades at GCSE's. NEVER rely on this otherwise you will be so stressed out your hair will fall out!

GOOD LUCK!

Thanks for the advice, I'll shall try do 5 hours a day. What would you suggest on weekends? Similar? Or?

How did you revise topics like science? I've made notes on all the topics just struggling to them into my head!

Also what did you do for english?

P.S : Thanks for making this thread!

I'm an AS student and I know gcse's are close and I know how stressed I was, if you have any questions feel free to ask.

good luck and stay calm!

I do Triple science and I still have the entirety of Physics, most of Chemistry and Biology to revise D: I don't know how or if I can get it done in time because I can't make myself revise it all at once: I just forget it straight away. Tips on remembering things I struggle on without hours of reading a textbook?

Do a lot more! Like wake up early and do as much as you can taking regular breaks and leave some time for yourself but work hard it's the time now!

Wow as an as student who got 11A* at GCSE this sounds a bit excessive to me. The amount of revision you need to do is not a fixed number of hours, it varies from person to person and only you can really know how much to do. My advice would be to work efficiently (prioritise subjects, you can still revise at half term for some stuff) but do make sure you're prepared for the exams.

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Perhaps you should answer these questions then I just don't want students not studying because I only got A's and A*'s by luck.

If I am completely honest I procrastinated a lot. I didn't revise till like a few days before the exam because the teacher had not covered the content so I was still learning not revising. I would advise you to do about 5 hours a day because when you get home from school you have the whole night so you NEED to get more than three done. Take breaks, reward yourself after you have done 45 mins of revision. It was PURELY LUCK that got me good grades at GCSE's. NEVER rely on this otherwise you will be so stressed out your hair will fall out!

GOOD LUCK!

Any tips on revising well so you don't forget it/get bored/procrastinate
How do you deal with exam stress because that's what's mostly the problem!
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Hi Sultanan and Samb1234,

I'm close to completing my notes, would you say I've left it too late to get 7A*s plus due not completing them earlier. In other words have I left it too late to learn them?