Revision tips/advice?

Hi Zac
Even though I'm probably not the best person to advise (due to the fact even though I passed everything, I only got a bunch of 6s and few 7s), but after evaluating my mistakes and asking my friends who 7s and above in everything, I have some advice

General Advice
-Don't be afraid to ask for help (even if it does seem a bit embarrassing and slightly beneath you)
-Revise PROPERLY (staring at your notebook doesn't count)
-Do past paper, mark and green pen them - but in additional if possible look at the examiner's report (it will tell you what went well, what didn't go well and what the examiner is looking for)
-Balance everything - You are entitled to have life outside academics, its just the way you do it that counts
-Figure what subjects your naturally good at (even though every subject requires revision, subjects that you find a bit harder will require more work than others)
-Be equipped
-Do not panic if an exam doesn't go as planned (unfortunately you do not have the luxury of time and panicking wastes both time and energy)

Subject Specific
Maths- Past Papers and CGP workbook
English Lit- Memorising quotes is good and all, you need to practice. Good writers have a clear structure, reference all the relevant points and can pull quotes. Great writers however do more than that a look deeper into whatever they are writing about. This will take practice. Also, watch Mr Bruff
English Lang. - Pratice and Mr Bruff
Triple Science- Practice makes perfect. Know what types of question are likely to come up in paper 1 and 2. Also you need to start Biology. Ik the exam timetable hasn't come out, but Biology was my first science exam and it was the year before mine.
RS- Ngl even though, you should obviously revise, this isn't an extremely hard subject. As long as you know different religious opinions and views on certain matter and you know how to structure your work- you'll be fine
Drama- Component 1- Thinking outside the box, having a deep understand of what doing and being able to articulate what you done and why chose to do it that way will get u marks. Comp 2 (Script work) Memorise your lines. For both of these components just remember you are getting marked individually. Comp 3- Get copy of the play your getting examined on and annotate it.
Languages - For Oral work, for each topic, come up with questions in all three tenses, write the answer, say it to yourself and just memorise it

anyways good luck Hope this is useful

Thanks! I'm just at a point where I'm not really sure if I'm doing enough or too much, as school is feeling alright but then I feel like I personally procrastinate in my free time where I could be finishing Physics or starting Biology!

Thank you anyway, I've subscribed to Mr Bruff as I was struggling to find an English YouTuber that engaged me.

My name is Zac, I'm a year 11 student taking GCSEs in summer 2020.

I'm taking:

-And my current revision resources are:

I am aiming for 10 9s - yes I know it's an improbable dream but I think I have the drive and motivation to achieve such, I just need to utilise my tools effectively. Any advice is much appreciated!

- Zac

For English also try Stacey Reay and Mr Salles.

For English also try Stacey Reay and Mr Salles.

Here is a link to playlists I have created with Year 11 advice and subject specific advice you will find if you click on playlists. Hope it helps. I am also in Year eleven achieveing Grade nines
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCtQPr3Fn6NQOF_P8laJFX-A

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