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Hi, I really don't know when to start revising... should i be studying to understand now and then intensely revise later? or intensely revise now and do practise questions later? I'm especially worried with maths as although i love it, its not my strongest subject, and i have really bad teacher for C1 (edexcel).
please help! thank you
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Just read and go over your notes from the lesson
If you have difficulty understanding anything you've covered, approach your teacher.
If you have difficulty understanding anything you've covered, approach your teacher.
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If anybody is doing History , Gov&politics or Business - PLEASE PM me 
honestly need some help
honestly need some help
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Maths with mechanics, chemistry, physics and history
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What subjects you doing? (I'm guessing you're doing maths but what else?)
What subjects you doing? (I'm guessing you're doing maths but what else?)
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With maths, you want to fully understand the topic by going over your notes and being confident in exam questions before you move on to a new topic. That way you are revising as you are going and you don't have to panic during exams season.
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Maths with mechanics, chemistry, physics and history
Maths with mechanics, chemistry, physics and history
But I would advice not doing what I did, and as long as you keep up with your work and know what you're doing at the moment then revision should be a lot easier and you should be able to start it properly in April with no massive complications (depending on how ready you feel)
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Wow! Thank you so much this is really reasurring 
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Well I did Maths Chemistry Biology and Geography and I started properly revising in April... I kinda kept up with the work during term time... not very well.. Actually I didn't at all, and I did barely any work throughout the school term and was behind in most of the stuff (except maths core 1 and 2, and a bit of chemistry) but when I started revising in April, it was hardcore revision and I ended up with 4 A's. I dont think this kinda of revision will work for History, I think you'll need to start that earlier, but depending on how well you know your learning methods and how good you are at last minute revision, then you can pull off starting to revision in April-ish.
But I would advice not doing what I did, and as long as you keep up with your work and know what you're doing at the moment then revision should be a lot easier and you should be able to start it properly in April with no massive complications (depending on how ready you feel)
Well I did Maths Chemistry Biology and Geography and I started properly revising in April... I kinda kept up with the work during term time... not very well.. Actually I didn't at all, and I did barely any work throughout the school term and was behind in most of the stuff (except maths core 1 and 2, and a bit of chemistry) but when I started revising in April, it was hardcore revision and I ended up with 4 A's. I dont think this kinda of revision will work for History, I think you'll need to start that earlier, but depending on how well you know your learning methods and how good you are at last minute revision, then you can pull off starting to revision in April-ish.
But I would advice not doing what I did, and as long as you keep up with your work and know what you're doing at the moment then revision should be a lot easier and you should be able to start it properly in April with no massive complications (depending on how ready you feel)
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I began srs revision in April , but its much better to do light work every week to consolidate what you have learnt.
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Now is a good time, with your Winter mocks approaching (I assume) its best to just start now and get into the trend!
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now is good, especially with maths it takes a lot of practice. What subjects do you do? If you don't want to start now, a good time to start is mid feb/early march, this will give you enough time to go over topics and then do past papers afterwards
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hey, so your struggling with maths? I know the feels 
For AS maths all you need is examsolutions.net, your class book and past papers and you'll get that A grade god willing
For AS maths all you need is examsolutions.net, your class book and past papers and you'll get that A grade god willing
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(Original post by lozzie-xx)
Hi, I really don't know when to start revising... should i be studying to understand now and then intensely revise later? or intensely revise now and do practise questions later? I'm especially worried with maths as although i love it, its not my strongest subject, and i have really bad teacher for C1 (edexcel).
please help! thank you
Hi, I really don't know when to start revising... should i be studying to understand now and then intensely revise later? or intensely revise now and do practise questions later? I'm especially worried with maths as although i love it, its not my strongest subject, and i have really bad teacher for C1 (edexcel).
please help! thank you
idk what I'm missing). With that week to revise I seriously knuckled down, and revised on some of the days between exams as well. Trust me, If I can do it, you can too (:And for maths just do a few past papers until you get the hang of it.
Try physicsandmathstutors.com
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