I know this is late but...
I'm doing
English Lit
English Lang
Maths
Chemistry
Biology
Physics
Re
History
Geography
Spanish
Currently, I am really messing up on my study timetable, my teachers give us homework at very random times so sometimes I have to push my study timetable. Any tips on a study timetable?

Reply 152

peeked

Hey guys,
I was just wondering, as everyone here seems pretty smart,how much do you guys do for revision after school?
I want to get as many 9s as possible and I really want to know how many of you guys are the same, I am today ordering a tonne of books to help me with my revision.
I'm doing

Trip Science
Eng lit+lang
maths
french (kinda regret but i've decided to stick to it)
business studies
computer science (really good)
ethics (rs)

Reply 153

peeked

Original post by mayu123

Yesterdays study picture xD :tongue:

How much afterschool studying do you do? Like not including homework btw
thanks :smile:

Reply 154

peeked

Original post by MrIso

Hi My name is Iso and im going to yr 10 (obv)
My GCSE subjects are ( predictions in brackets,i have mine because we started in yr9

Year 10 exams
Religious Studies (A-A*)
Maths (9)

Year 11 exams
Additional Mathematics (idek how this is graded)
Physics (9)
Chemistry (9)
Biology (7-8)
English Literature (8)
English Language (8)
DT (A)
History (8)
Spanish (9)
French (9)

For A-Levels i want to do Maths, Physics, Chemistry and maybe Economics to study some type of either /aero/robotics/automotive/electrical/hardware engineering at ideally UC Berkeley, MIT or Stanford and in the UK, Cambridge, Imperial or Southampton.

Mate those are some pretty insane predicted grades, do you go to a state school or like a private/ independant school. Also do you do much revision, I strongly believe if you got predicted grades like that you could get like all 9s xD, haven't actually got all my predicted grades yet so idk about me but i'd b happy to get urs :biggrin:

Reply 155

peeked

Original post by MozartEd

So i assume your in year 10, well I would make your weakest subjects priorities, so say your struggling with Spanish make it a priority. Next I'd make sure you have good resources; textbooks, online etc. Then instead of making a timetable say I'm going to try to 1 hour of spanish a week, let's say on the weekend, Sat 30 mins and sunday 30 mins. The 30 mins chunks feel like nothing and you can learn a huge amount. Do this with like 5 subjects and when you have too many write down what amount of time and what subjects you are going to study next week. 1 hour/ week on Spanish sounds like a little but at this point in year 10 it's quite a suitable amount especially if your doing a few subjects a week. I'd reccomened at this point to keep your revision under 4 hours a week so you don't get bored and hate revising. 30 mins after school on like 2-3 school days is quite good to.

Reply 156

MrIso

Original post by peeked

Oh thanks!!! I go to St Olaves Grammar School which I believe was state school of the year and had student of the year 2015,its not a private school but it basically is in most aspects, just free. I do some revision mostly before tests and if I don't understand everything, but I'll most likely do more soon. I'm sure you'll get those grades if you work hard.