GCSE- How to revise for science in a month?

Don't worry too much.

I forgot about my physics GCSE until the night before when I checked my timetable.

Use the my-sciencegcse man. He is a GOD.

Do lots of practice papers and make sure you learn the specification.

Good luck!

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koonslohraw

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do a few practice papers and then note down all of the areas you really don't understand. then id suggest constructing mind maps for all of these topics... use the internet or revision books. stick them on your wall or something so you see them every day. if your school uses GCSEPod, thats really useful too!
From experience, id say that the hardest modules out of those are C1 and P1. But i suppose thats down to preference. Seriously though, you defo have enough time to save yourself... keep plugging away and it'll be worth it when you get your results! hope it goes well!

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Original post by ILovePancakes

Don't worry too much.

I forgot about my physics GCSE until the night before when I checked my timetable.

Use the my-sciencegcse man. He is a GOD.

Do lots of practice papers and make sure you learn the specification.

Good luck!

The night before?! :rofl:

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Original post by WanderingWorrier

The night before?! :rofl:

Yes

At about seven that night.. Luckily it was for the separate science unit and so there were only four units. I did the first three that night and learnt the fourth one the next morning on the train to school....

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Original post by ILovePancakes

Yes

At about seven that night.. Luckily it was for the separate science unit and so there were only four units. I did the first three that night and learnt the fourth one the next morning on the train to school....

Impressive. P3 isn't an easy one to learn xD Out of curiosity, what did you get?

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Original post by WanderingWorrier

Impressive. P3 isn't an easy one to learn xD Out of curiosity, what did you get?

You're going to think I'm lying..

Somehow I managed 100 UMS :lolwut:

I think my examiner was high or something..

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Original post by ILovePancakes

You're going to think I'm lying..

Somehow I managed 100 UMS :lolwut:

I think my examiner was high or something..

JEEZ. That's amazing :O
Perhaps that is a technique I should try out for my exams :tongue:

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Original post by WanderingWorrier

JEEZ. That's amazing :O
Perhaps that is a technique I should try out for my exams :tongue:

Haha, go for it :tongue:

I always find that last minute revision under pressure wields higher results.

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Original post by ILovePancakes

Haha, go for it :tongue:

I always find that last minute revision under pressure wields higher results.

Yeah xD I've never understood how people can start months before an exam. Surely you get bored of going over the sane things again and again? And how do you remember it when you did it ages before the exam xD

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Original post by WanderingWorrier

Yeah xD I've never understood how people can start months before an exam. Surely you get bored of going over the sane things again and again? And how do you remember it when you did it ages before the exam xD

Exactly! Earliest I've ever started proper revision is a week before.

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princess:)

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Original post by ILovePancakes

Haha, go for it :tongue:

I always find that last minute revision under pressure wields higher results.

Yeah I find this to be true but it ISN'T FUN!

Simply? Pray.

Original post by ILovePancakes

Exactly! Earliest I've ever started proper revision is a week before.

Yeah

I always intend to start early, but never do xD

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nathaniakyra

OP

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Original post by ILovePancakes

Don't worry too much.

I forgot about my physics GCSE until the night before when I checked my timetable.

Use the my-sciencegcse man. He is a GOD.

Do lots of practice papers and make sure you learn the specification.

Good luck!

I've tried with that guy but when I watched the videos it doesn't stay in my head, is there anything I should do while watching the video or something?

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