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The Revision Notes below are aimed at Key Stage 3, GCSE, A Level, IB and University levels, and cover more than 30 subject areas. In each subject the notes are further split into topic areas so you can easily find what you need to read up on.
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Study Help | Subjects and Revision | Exams and Qualifications
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Secondary School
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Sixth Form
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Other
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Subjects
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Languages
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Social Sciences
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Humanities
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University Humanities
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Technology
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University Sciences
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Arts and creative subjects
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Performance subjects
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Medical and Health
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Other subjects
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Our Revision Notes
We are currently in the middle of a large project organising our revision notes. We have much to do with them which, in the end, will mean they are much easier for you to read, use and find what you want. A few of tasks we are carrying out include:
- Categorising the revision notes in to all relevant subjects
- Categorising the revision notes in to all relevant exam levels/modules
- Indicating for which exam boards the revision note are suitable for in terms of modules/exams/levels
- Standardising the look of the revision notes pages (both what you see and the wiki coding too) to make them easier for you to read and edit
- Adding in pictures, diagrams and LaTex coding to better illustrate the notes make them easier to follow.
- Auditing the notes we have and comparing against published exam specifications to see which areas we do and do not cover
- Creating new revision notes to fill in the areas where our notes are currently lacking
Please bear with us whilst this is carried out - as you can imagine, with hundreds of pages this is going to take some time. Please feel free to help out in any way you can. For more details of helping out, why not visit the About Wiki Forum? This is a joint effort and the more people involved, the sooner things will get done!
