How is everyone managing their revision

Midnightstars

Just wondering

Reply 1

Yipyipee

I AM FAILING SO HARD ITS UNBELIEVABLE but yes its all fine, thats what I keep telling myself anyway :smile:

Reply 2

Midnightstars

Original post by Yipyipee

I AM FAILING SO HARD ITS UNBELIEVABLE but yes its all fine, thats what I keep telling myself anyway :smile:

What do you study

Reply 3

username3489684

not well

comfort me someone :cry:

Reply 4

wispyweetabix

>:'( all of the above ^

Reply 5

Yipyipee

Original post by Midnightstars

What do you study

Im doing RS Maths Chem and Biology A2

Reply 6

Rauhan

Doing ok; just a bit confused in chemistry and first few units of physics

Reply 7

3121

My targets are overly ambitious but it motivates me to push myself even though realistically I know I cant meet my deadlines but if i was realistic in setting them, I’d be even more behind.

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Reply 8

flabi

I set weekly revision targets because my energy and commitments vary greatly from day-to-day, and that's been a great way to ensure I'm covering everything but giving me flexibility in my daily schedule

Reply 9

cryssan

i stopped gaming to revise, but i spend all my time on tsr now help, i am going to fail, help. someone.help.me
reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Reply 10

Jang Gwangnam

Original post by Midnightstars

Just wondering

Can 'not revising at all' count as revision?

If it was, then i'd be unparalleled. :colone:

Reply 11

ireee

Well I deleted social media to focus on my studies but that hasn’t helped much 😭 I’ve been doing practice exam questions but I haven’t fully revised topics since the beginning of the year when I was actually on top of work 😩. Now I’m getting lazy

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