My first exam is on the 14 May (USA History). I started some light revision 14 March (2 months before exam) and plan to start full-on Easter. Is that ok? Or should I start full on now, bearing in mind we haven't been taught the courses fully yet.
i think you should start planning your revision this weekend - i am A2 however, but taking 9 exams in the summer (possibly 9). im planning notes this weekend n doing full on revision after wednesday, as i have a music performance on wednesday so need to focus on that
my first exams (clash!) are 13th May. itll go quicker than you think so better start now!
I do more than this, 3hours on weekdays and then 9-12hours on week end- days; I got ABC in January so giving it my all now, maths is in the bag but written subjects ughhhh
I do more than this, 3hours on weekdays and then 9-12hours on week end- days; I got ABC in January so giving it my all now, maths is in the bag but written subjects ughhhh
All my subjects are written! How much did u revise for ABC?
All my subjects are written! How much did u revise for ABC?
For maths I did all questions, solomon papers/past papers/ books (combination of two books) for History and Economics I copied each respective books into a massive word document, made flashcards of essential things to remember and then revised the markscheme, to perfect exam technique; I got B's and C's at gcse so even I started working from September and only got ABC. alevels are quite tough (apart from maths for me)
For maths I did all questions, solomon papers/past papers/ books (combination of two books) for History and Economics I copied each respective books into a massive word document, made flashcards of essential things to remember and then revised the markscheme, to perfect exam technique; I got B's and C's at gcse so even I started working from September and only got ABC. alevels are quite tough (apart from maths for me)
Edexcel Essay paper, US civil rights movement and Russian Revolution. I seriously love Russian Revolution. I sat Women's Suffrage in January and got a C, gonna get my paper back for econ and history and perhaps a remark. 2 and a half marks of an A for econ >_<!
Edexcel Essay paper, US civil rights movement and Russian Revolution. I seriously love Russian Revolution. I sat Women's Suffrage in January and got a C, gonna get my paper back for econ and history and perhaps a remark. 2 and a half marks of an A for econ >_<!
Oh I'm doing AQA USA 1890-1945 and AQA French Renaissance
I do more than this, 3hours on weekdays and then 9-12hours on week end- days; I got ABC in January so giving it my all now, maths is in the bag but written subjects ughhhh
I wish I had your dedication in sixth form, I do like 2 hours a day at uni :/
I wish I had your dedication in sixth form, I do like 2 hours a day at uni :/
Heh but do remember, with this amount of time dedicated to studying I do lose out on some aspects of student life (not that sixth form student life is that significant) but its like you have 3 choices with alevels and degrees; social life and good grades, good grades and sleep or sleep + social life etcetc. I literally have no social life apart from at lunch time and breaktime :P So there are sacrifices but its worth it in the end imho