i need help revising

i need help revising like where are good places to get revision materials, where do i start, how do i revise?

Do u want my help making a revision timetable

yes that would help

yes that would help

I need help making a study timetable too!

Private message me and ill help u make a revision timetable as well

im not sure how i’m new to tsr x

im not sure how i’m new to tsr x

These are my 3 favourite revision tips:

1. create a timetable and plan all your days from here to the exams (as others have said!)
1.1. study more than one subject/topic per day because it's better to do small chunks than loooong periods on the same thing
1.2. study the same subject/topic again a few days later. You'll always forget stuff, so if you revise again, your memory gets stronger

2. use visual elements
2.1. things are harder to understand when it's only words.
2.2. examples: mind maps, colour coding, timelines, diagrams

3. practice questions
3.1. you`ll learn so much more if you test your memory than if you are simply passively reading notes
3.2. flash cards, past papers, and revision websites such as www.senecalearning.com (very good and free!) or tassomai (ok but not free)

Hope that helps! If you want more details, look for The Learning Scientists blog, they are actual scientists and have a podcast giving revision tips to students

- Youtube videos are great for many subjects especially science and English Lit as there is so much usefull content out. I recommend, "freesciencelessons" for science and "mrbruff" for english.

- Personally I wouldn't rely heavily on revision guides unless it is to make notes from them as you can easily get lost in a revision guide and its not very useful to just read of them.

- Might sound weird but for subjects like English Literature where you are studying books avoid CGP books, purely because everyone uses them, for high bands you are expected to come up with original things, I would reccomend York notes.
- Write as much as you can in different formats, try to put the same information in differnt ways, eg typing, posters, mindmaps, bulletpoints, listening..
- Break revision up into 40 min slots and have frequent water breaks.
-always make a to do list so you dont end up doing too little or too much
- Try to reward your self at the end of it, but only if you get everything complete, make the rewards realistic please, for example for everyday of work I complete I reward myself with 3 eps of whatever I'm watching on Netflix.

Hope this helps, and you've not left revision too late