Psychology Help

It depends on the exam. For alevels such as maths flashcards and exam practise are good methods as it's more skill and memory based than application and knowledge.
For content heavy subjects such as biology you can buy flashcards as making them yourself takes up to much time. I then consolidated them into mind maps to help visualise information and gain a good base knowledge. This also works for english but flashcards are easier to make.
Then you have subjects such as psychology which contain both maths and knowledge. Here essay plans, flashcards and past papers may be used.

General tips learned from psychology:
Colour coding different part of spec helps memorise notes and subjects.
Having a different music playlist for each subject and topic also helps, personally I listen to different white noise.
Studying at a desk is more effective than on the floor or bed as it emulates what the exam will be like, so the tidier the better.
Learn then test yourself on what you learned to build recall, this will also make recall faster.
Regular breaks every 30mins and stay hydrated.
By building up different cues and using different methods you are also less likely to forget.

It depends on the exam. For alevels such as maths flashcards and exam practise are good methods as it's more skill and memory based than application and knowledge.
For content heavy subjects such as biology you can buy flashcards as making them yourself takes up to much time. I then consolidated them into mind maps to help visualise information and gain a good base knowledge. This also works for english but flashcards are easier to make.
Then you have subjects such as psychology which contain both maths and knowledge. Here essay plans, flashcards and past papers may be used.

General tips learned from psychology:
Colour coding different part of spec helps memorise notes and subjects.
Having a different music playlist for each subject and topic also helps, personally I listen to different white noise.
Studying at a desk is more effective than on the floor or bed as it emulates what the exam will be like, so the tidier the better.
Learn then test yourself on what you learned to build recall, this will also make recall faster.
Regular breaks every 30mins and stay hydrated.
By building up different cues and using different methods you are also less likely to forget.