I have been revising 1-2 hours a day for most of this academic year but today is my first day of "Oh crap, exams are soon" revision, Hoping for 6+ hours a day for this half term and 3+ on school days. It's almost over, I'm not going to throw away all this effort on the home stretch, Unless a new series comes out on netflix
I'm starting tomorrow..had a messed up weekend so i needed today to recuperate but its 6 hours a day starting tomorrow..3 in the morning..3 in the evening..thank god i'm on half term.
Please can someone give me advice?! I'm panicking right now because I don't know whether to revise the topics we're currently doing or go over ones we did months ago, for revision!! (AS level)
Im doing 3 As levels (Bio, Chem, Psy) this may/june. If my work grade is around a D/C atm can I pull that up to an A/B come exam season? Or is it too late, and if not how much work is really needed?
Im doing 3 As levels (Bio, Chem, Psy) this may/june. If my work grade is around a D/C atm can I pull that up to an A/B come exam season? Or is it too late, and if not how much work is really needed?
For starters it's never too late. You can pull that up. I started revision for my AS Levels in early April last year and in just a month i got CCCD,despite the fact that when i started revising i knew next to nothing. Aim to do around 3 hours a school day and 6 hours on a weekend day,1 hour for each subject and 2 hours respectively,and you should be able to meet your A/B aim before the exams.
Please can someone give me advice?! I'm panicking right now because I don't know whether to revise the topics we're currently doing or go over ones we did months ago, for revision!! (AS level)
You're choice it depends on the person I'd say 3 months is enough for anyone to get A's unless you are really dull then it may take longer or you could be really worried so you started early but the earlier the better but i'd say too early is bad. I would suggest to leave a month for hardcore revision to do past papers in.
Anyone else heavily procrastinating? Who has got into a consistent pattern of revision?
I've been procrastinating like hell since January because every time I even think about revision, I'm just like, I have 3 months. But I started today after I realised that if I don't work hard, I'm not going to get the grades I want. I think imaging amazing grades and how happy you're going to be IF you revise helps.
My problem is when I sit down and revise, I feel like I'm not going anything because I remember it all (we had our Mocks in Dec). I neeeed some motivation.
For starters it's never too late. You can pull that up. I started revision for my AS Levels in early April last year and in just a month i got CCCD,despite the fact that when i started revising i knew next to nothing. Aim to do around 3 hours a school day and 6 hours on a weekend day,1 hour for each subject and 2 hours respectively,and you should be able to meet your A/B aim before the exams.