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has anyone started proper revision for exams ?
how have you started / any tips
how have you started / any tips
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(Original post by goal101)
has anyone started proper revision for exams ?
how have you started / any tips
has anyone started proper revision for exams ?
how have you started / any tips
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(Original post by goal101)
has anyone started proper revision for exams ?
how have you started / any tips
has anyone started proper revision for exams ?
how have you started / any tips
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If you want some study tips that can help you... here they are:
Study tips- video
Method of revision:
- mindmaps
- teaching others
- recording yourself and listening back to it
- repeating things aloud
- revising with classmates
- drawing diagrams
- making a song of it
- a silly story to help it stick
- making notes from textbook then summarising those further into your own words (try having a limit on number of words to stick to key points)
- writing things over and over again
- using colour
Make a list of all the topics, prioritise them by ordering in terms of which you need more help with/need more time to go over, then tackle each one
If there is something you're particularly stuck on, ask the teacher for help!
Get practise from exam and practise questions! It will help to reinforce things and find your weaker areas.
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Study tips- video
Method of revision:
- mindmaps
- teaching others
- recording yourself and listening back to it
- repeating things aloud
- revising with classmates
- drawing diagrams
- making a song of it
- a silly story to help it stick
- making notes from textbook then summarising those further into your own words (try having a limit on number of words to stick to key points)
- writing things over and over again
- using colour
Make a list of all the topics, prioritise them by ordering in terms of which you need more help with/need more time to go over, then tackle each one
If there is something you're particularly stuck on, ask the teacher for help!
Get practise from exam and practise questions! It will help to reinforce things and find your weaker areas.
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It's not too late start now!!! Give yourself reasonable targets for each day and try to reach them. Good luck 
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What have you started doing and when did you start do you have a proper revision timetable ?
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(Original post by haj101)
It's not too late start now!!! Give yourself reasonable targets for each day and try to reach them. Good luck
It's not too late start now!!! Give yourself reasonable targets for each day and try to reach them. Good luck
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(Original post by fatima1998)
If you want some study tips that can help you... here they are:
Study tips- video
Method of revision:
- mindmaps
- teaching others
- recording yourself and listening back to it
- repeating things aloud
- revising with classmates
- drawing diagrams
- making a song of it
- a silly story to help it stick
- making notes from textbook then summarising those further into your own words (try having a limit on number of words to stick to key points)
- writing things over and over again
- using colour
Make a list of all the topics, prioritise them by ordering in terms of which you need more help with/need more time to go over, then tackle each one
If there is something you're particularly stuck on, ask the teacher for help!
Get practise from exam and practise questions! It will help to reinforce things and find your weaker areas.
![Image]()
If you want some study tips that can help you... here they are:
Study tips- video
Method of revision:
- mindmaps
- teaching others
- recording yourself and listening back to it
- repeating things aloud
- revising with classmates
- drawing diagrams
- making a song of it
- a silly story to help it stick
- making notes from textbook then summarising those further into your own words (try having a limit on number of words to stick to key points)
- writing things over and over again
- using colour
Make a list of all the topics, prioritise them by ordering in terms of which you need more help with/need more time to go over, then tackle each one
If there is something you're particularly stuck on, ask the teacher for help!
Get practise from exam and practise questions! It will help to reinforce things and find your weaker areas.
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(Original post by goal101)
Thank you so much for the video and tips - how have you started? when are you gong to add the past papers to your revision or would you start now?
Thank you so much for the video and tips - how have you started? when are you gong to add the past papers to your revision or would you start now?
also i am working on the pastpapers when i finish the topic, i do the pastpaper or the question of the pastpaper
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(Original post by goal101)
have you started revising for your exams already do you have a schedule ?
have you started revising for your exams already do you have a schedule ?
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(Original post by haj101)
Yes I have and yes I have a strict schedule I make every week and try to meet it.. It helps a lot
Yes I have and yes I have a strict schedule I make every week and try to meet it.. It helps a lot
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(Original post by goal101)
That's good, could you give an example like how you'd organise your week?
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That's good, could you give an example like how you'd organise your week?
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Each day I will give myself a specific topic from each subject and unit to go over so for eg Monday Respiration (biology unit 4) DNA technology- (which is massive topic so I only cover two/three mini topics from it) then I do the same for chemistry the main thing is you have a structure to your revision and prioritise it based on your weakness (what you find hard) once I feel as though my content is good I start going over questions from papers based on each topic. Also remember when you are revising use the spec as a guide it'll help you out a lot!
All the best !
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