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Even if you really don't feel like it, make yourself pick up some notes or homework. Twenty minutes is better than nothing and it will help you stick in the pattern of revising.
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Prioritise subjects that you're doing worst in, but don't neglect any subjects!
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Keep reviewing things you've learnt - don't just revise something once in March, no matter how well, and think you'll still remember it perfectly in June. Spend a bit of time each week reading over things.
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Try motivating yourself by witholding fun/nice things until you've done a certain task (this takes some self control, or the involvement of parents/close friends). Even if it's just something little ("If I finish this past paper, I can have some chocolate/play games tonight" or something).
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Look at how many past papers you have available for all the subjects so you don't run out too soon.
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Go through your past papers and mocks to find what's losing you marks, and then try and fix it!
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Even if you really don't feel like it, make yourself pick up some notes or homework. Twenty minutes is better than nothing and it will help you stick in the pattern of revising.
•
Prioritise subjects that you're doing worst in, but don't neglect any subjects!
•
Keep reviewing things you've learnt - don't just revise something once in March, no matter how well, and think you'll still remember it perfectly in June. Spend a bit of time each week reading over things.
•
Try motivating yourself by witholding fun/nice things until you've done a certain task (this takes some self control, or the involvement of parents/close friends). Even if it's just something little ("If I finish this past paper, I can have some chocolate/play games tonight" or something).
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Look at how many past papers you have available for all the subjects so you don't run out too soon.
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Go through your past papers and mocks to find what's losing you marks, and then try and fix it!