Best way to revise Further Maths - review notes?

I've just started A-level Maths + Further Maths. My notes in my book aren't hugely neat, and have a load of questions and other stuff everywhere.

Is it worth writing short revision notes for each topic (e.g. FP1 complex numbers) with a few very clear examples, for quick review? Or is this useless for maths, particularly as for most of it you perhaps only have to 'get it' once? I'm doing all my modules at the end of U6, so we keep switching between different modules.

Has anyone had any experience of writing maths notes for review? Did it work, or should it be avoided?

Spend more time practising exam questions. I wouldn't spend too much time making notes, just make sure you understand the concepts and then practise.

I've just started A-level Maths + Further Maths. My notes in my book aren't hugely neat, and have a load of questions and other stuff everywhere.

Is it worth writing short revision notes for each topic (e.g. FP1 complex numbers) with a few very clear examples, for quick review? Or is this useless for maths, particularly as for most of it you perhaps only have to 'get it' once? I'm doing all my modules at the end of U6, so we keep switching between different modules.

Has anyone had any experience of writing maths notes for review? Did it work, or should it be avoided?

I've just started A-level Maths + Further Maths. My notes in my book aren't hugely neat, and have a load of questions and other stuff everywhere.

Is it worth writing short revision notes for each topic (e.g. FP1 complex numbers) with a few very clear examples, for quick review? Or is this useless for maths, particularly as for most of it you perhaps only have to 'get it' once? I'm doing all my modules at the end of U6, so we keep switching between different modules.

Has anyone had any experience of writing maths notes for review? Did it work, or should it be avoided?

I wrote notes for maths when i was first going through the topics, but I had no intention of using them for revision purposes, I just found writing things down as i went through it helped me understand a bit more

Which exam board are you doing?
I did edexcel and I was predicted a D in further, when it came to revising I made revision cards using the summaries at the end of each chapter in the textbooks and read them in my spare time. I did all of the past papers, and anything I got wrong I would add to a revision card. Whenever I didn't understand something, I would always go back and teach it to myself using the textbook. I found that my teachers often used different methods to the textbook, and if you don't understand their way of teaching you can just look at it in a different way. I have friends who did badly because when it came to revising they only did the topics that they didn't understand, whereas you should do entire past papers to get a real feel for it, and to spot your mistakes. Because I reviewed all of my mistakes using the revision cards, I found it easier to remember them when I did the exam, and I had several checks that I did on my answers. I came out with an A in further.