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Now weve had so many exams- does anyone feel theyve learnt how to do well in exams?
Next year:
I will start revising (slowly and gradually) at the start of the year
I will do all my coursework as soon as the term starts (before revision)
I will find out exactly what content/skills I need to learn and what papers Im taking
I will invest in rescue remedies, herbal teas ect so I can get some sleep before exams
Next year:
I will start revising (slowly and gradually) at the start of the year
I will do all my coursework as soon as the term starts (before revision)
I will find out exactly what content/skills I need to learn and what papers Im taking
I will invest in rescue remedies, herbal teas ect so I can get some sleep before exams
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I don't think she's quite finished yet...
Yup, my lessons:
- Construct a proper revision timetable (only did one after half term, should've made one for the pre-half term ones)
- Download the specification a bit earlier
- Mark my work with the mark scheme continually
and...
- Don't leave things when I don't understand them hoping I will later, because I never won't
Yup, my lessons:
- Construct a proper revision timetable (only did one after half term, should've made one for the pre-half term ones)
- Download the specification a bit earlier
- Mark my work with the mark scheme continually
and...
- Don't leave things when I don't understand them hoping I will later, because I never won't
butterfly_girl_5
I will do all my coursework as soon as the term starts (before revision)
I will do all my coursework as soon as the term starts (before revision)
This is definitely one I will be thinking about. The coursework wasn't finished until right by the deadline, which left me very little time for revision and squashed it all into a small amount of time. It's made the past months quite a task.
Youve revised over months?? Jebus...
Today im revising science, and tonight. until about 3, im thinknig. ARHGGH.
my lessons - dont take textiles/lessons where teachers dont teach you.
- revision IS important..
-Drinking is bad during exam time
- make revision note cards! Its all abit too late now..commendation for revising so early.
Today im revising science, and tonight. until about 3, im thinknig. ARHGGH.
my lessons - dont take textiles/lessons where teachers dont teach you.
- revision IS important..
-Drinking is bad during exam time
- make revision note cards! Its all abit too late now..commendation for revising so early.
Smiler_uk
I want to be you!! I want my exams to be over!!!!!!
I'm happy for you!!
(I have 8 more to go!)
I bet you're feeling happy?!xx
I'm happy for you!!
(I have 8 more to go!)
I bet you're feeling happy?!xx
hell yeah. [closes eyes in exhaustion]
I STILL HAVE SCIENCE TOMORROW BTW
butterfly_girl_5
Now weve had so many exams- does anyone feel theyve learnt how to do well in exams?
Next year:
I will start revising (slowly and gradually) at the start of the year
I will do all my coursework as soon as the term starts (before revision)
I will find out exactly what content/skills I need to learn and what papers Im taking
I will invest in rescue remedies, herbal teas ect so I can get some sleep before exams
Next year:
I will start revising (slowly and gradually) at the start of the year
I will do all my coursework as soon as the term starts (before revision)
I will find out exactly what content/skills I need to learn and what papers Im taking
I will invest in rescue remedies, herbal teas ect so I can get some sleep before exams
Definitly !!! Whether it will actually happen or not is a different story but i'm definitly going to try
butterfly_girl_5
Now weve had so many exams- does anyone feel theyve learnt how to do well in exams?
Next year:
I will start revising (slowly and gradually) at the start of the year
I will do all my coursework as soon as the term starts (before revision)
I will find out exactly what content/skills I need to learn and what papers Im taking
I will invest in rescue remedies, herbal teas ect so I can get some sleep before exams
Next year:
I will start revising (slowly and gradually) at the start of the year
I will do all my coursework as soon as the term starts (before revision)
I will find out exactly what content/skills I need to learn and what papers Im taking
I will invest in rescue remedies, herbal teas ect so I can get some sleep before exams
I feel exactly the same thing. i felt exactly the same thing at the beginning of year 11 and just after the mocks. when push comes to shove, we're[I'm] just going to sit there aimlessly not revising. It's bound to happen!
hmm... well after failing re today (not re really, its more like social ethics wiht a tiny bit religion thrown in and is not as easy on normal re imo) and revising the night before/not at all i have come to the conclusion:
- i should revise
- or take subjects that dont take any revision if you understand it very well (eg maths)
and im too lazy and unmotivated, should have come out with 5 a* and 4 a's but instead i'll probs be stuck with 1a*, 4a, 3b and a c, just because im lazy and done no work
and now i wish i had worked becasue i have all summer to sit and do nothing after next week
- i should revise
- or take subjects that dont take any revision if you understand it very well (eg maths
)and im too lazy and unmotivated, should have come out with 5 a* and 4 a's but instead i'll probs be stuck with 1a*, 4a, 3b and a c, just because im lazy and done no work
and now i wish i had worked becasue i have all summer to sit and do nothing after next week 1) start revising earlier, i started the year with such good intentions and revised so much for the mocks that i burnt myself out too early and did nothing until about a week before the exams
2)read notes from the lessons that day when i get home just to reinforce what i have learnt that day
3) don't let coursework stress me out so much, i got it in for every subject on time with good marks so needn't have worried myself so much
4) actually stick to my revision timetable
2)read notes from the lessons that day when i get home just to reinforce what i have learnt that day
3) don't let coursework stress me out so much, i got it in for every subject on time with good marks so needn't have worried myself so much
4) actually stick to my revision timetable
last year i left all my gcse coursework til the night before and each night while i was finishing coursework, exhausted, i thought 'never again! i will do each bit of the coursework when the teacher sets it next time' and guess what- did exactly the same this year with my AS coursework! i don't want to repeat this next year!
Next year i must:
1) revise all the hard/unenjoyable topics FIRST to get them out the way...as i decided to avoid all these and now that my energy is drained i'm having to put my poor tired brain through absorbing all the confusing stuff...
2) make revision notes throughout the year whilst stuff is still fresh in my head so i don't have the problem of taking hours to retrieve information to revise a certain concept
3) don't leave c/w till night before
........ have a feeling that come next year i will be to lazy to put these into practice as i'll just be thinking, like this year, 'ahh i got pleeeenty of time to go...i'll do it another day..' that day never arrives!
1) revise all the hard/unenjoyable topics FIRST to get them out the way...as i decided to avoid all these and now that my energy is drained i'm having to put my poor tired brain through absorbing all the confusing stuff...
2) make revision notes throughout the year whilst stuff is still fresh in my head so i don't have the problem of taking hours to retrieve information to revise a certain concept
3) don't leave c/w till night before
........ have a feeling that come next year i will be to lazy to put these into practice as i'll just be thinking, like this year, 'ahh i got pleeeenty of time to go...i'll do it another day..' that day never arrives!
totally 
Hmmm
1. Definitely start revision earlier
2.Try not to ignore the harder topics because they came back to haunt me in the exams.
3.Make sure I read the specification and know exaclty what I need to learn
4. Try to spend more time on complex subjects rather than spreading equal time on all of them
5. Get enough rest the night before, so I dont almost dose off during the exam, just like I did for ICT.
6. Do more independent study rather than rely on my teachers to teach me everything.
7. Follow all the above and stick to revision timetable.
1. Definitely start revision earlier
2.Try not to ignore the harder topics because they came back to haunt me in the exams.
3.Make sure I read the specification and know exaclty what I need to learn
4. Try to spend more time on complex subjects rather than spreading equal time on all of them
5. Get enough rest the night before, so I dont almost dose off during the exam, just like I did for ICT.
6. Do more independent study rather than rely on my teachers to teach me everything.
7. Follow all the above and stick to revision timetable.
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