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Revision methods?

Hey guys, I'm currently studying my GCSE's, I'm motivated to work hard but anything I revise just won't stick in my head.. Does anyone have some good revision methods they could share?

Thanks :smile:

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Reply 1

jumjum

Original post by Haskii

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write lists
brainstorm or mind map
write an essay on what you learn
learn some thing then rewrite explaining it

you can learn by those i mentioned and repeat it over and over to memorise
you can talk to someone as you read out your notes
you can role play where you adopt a character that has all the knowledge of what you are learning and have a fake intellectual conversation
draw
sing
poems

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Reply 2

Haskii

Thanks, that helped. I will try a few of those methods.

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Reply 3

Alicemidgetgem

sticky notes with keywords around your house

flash cards

get someone to test you?

Reply 4

VioletPhillippo

YouTube videos e.g. GCSE science
A variety of textbooks/revision guides e.g. CGP
Summary questions
Talking about the topic to parents and friends
Reading the books for English
:smile:

Reply 5

Haskii

Original post by Alicemidgetgem

sticky notes with keywords around your house

flash cards

get someone to test you?

Original post by VioletPhillippo

YouTube videos e.g. GCSE science
A variety of textbooks/revision guides e.g. CGP
Summary questions
Talking about the topic to parents and friends
Reading the books for English
:smile:

Thanks guys, I'll try them :smile:

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Reply 6

Loyota

Mindmaps of topics and then make flashcards with key info/questions on them

Reply 7

Ssskinz

I use a range of revision guides, making mindmaps and past papers! Try those maybe they'll work for you?

Reply 8

Haskii

Original post by Nidfeo

Mindmaps of topics and then make flashcards with key info/questions on them

Original post by sarskinz

I use a range of revision guides, making mindmaps and past papers! Try those maybe they'll work for you?

Yeah I made some flashcards today so hopefully they'll do the trick :wink:

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Reply 9

Sandtrooper

Volunteer Team

I just scribble down all of the information I can remember!

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Mindmaps

Listening to podcasts at night. Your mind can get pretty empty before you go to bed, and even if you fall asleep and learn just one or two things its still a bonus. Repeating podcasts of stuff you don't know helps it stick

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