How do you revise extension Chemistry (C3)

what board are you doing?

Try using my-gcsescience.com ; it only partially covers c3 right now but there are more and more videos being uploaded through out the easter holidays. ..also try khanacademy.org ; some of the chemistry stuff on their may be a bit too advanced for Gcse level but there is a fair amount of relevant content on their

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I am doing Edexcel. What about you, and how are you revising?

oh, i'm doing OCR gateway. i'm making notes using the specification- i find it really useful, it tells you exactly the stuff you need to know, nothing extra. what about you?

You know what? I think you are right, I have never used the specification before to revise - I only read the CGP revision guide. I think i'll start using the specification to revise as well.

What other things do you use to revise other subjects like History, Spanish e.t.c..?

ohh i hate CPG revision guides!
for french i use vocab express and memorize & write down vocab in a mindmap
for geography (didnt take history)- i make notes on the specification because there's loads of content in the textbook
maths- past papers and practice questions. i find jayates79's videos on youtube quite helpful for maths too

what about you; how do you revise for english?

brightstorm on you tube is pretty neat!

You have some pretty cool methods for revision, i'll check out jayates79's videos. For English, my english teacher is amazing and she gives us loads of revision materials - so i use them, I also do questions from past papers and I look at answers that have gotten A and A* grades to see what the difference is and see how I can be getting those A*s and top bands in English.

If you find a better way on how to revise English please tell me, I am currently doing the English Literature stuff on poetry and I am doing a retake of the English Language paper - I need to get an A* on it, because I plan on doing English Lit for A levels and English is one of my better subjects.

I also do Geography, but I LOVE the CGP revision guides (I use them for the sciences and geography), they are amazing and so easy to grasp - I do understand that they can be a bit wordy though, but then I start reading them 3 weeks prior to the exam.

What do you plan on doing for A levels?