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Should I start revising for my GCSEs in year 9?
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#41
(Original post by HANNAH_21)
Hi next year i will be going into year 9 so i know what you are thinking but i don't see the need for extra work. Just go over what you did in class and do your homework. Also it is a good idea to revise for exams so you get a little more used to revising and studying. Year 9 should be more chilled out because it is the work in year 10 and 11 that counts more.
Hi next year i will be going into year 9 so i know what you are thinking but i don't see the need for extra work. Just go over what you did in class and do your homework. Also it is a good idea to revise for exams so you get a little more used to revising and studying. Year 9 should be more chilled out because it is the work in year 10 and 11 that counts more.
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#42
(Original post by _R2470_)
Not true in all schools. Some schools start their gcses in year 9 and do the options in year 8. 7 & 8 would be the actual carefree years
Not true in all schools. Some schools start their gcses in year 9 and do the options in year 8. 7 & 8 would be the actual carefree years
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#43
(Original post by Purplebottle)
Did you not just make a thread asking if you should start revising in year 9? You literally just said you shouldn’t on here
Did you not just make a thread asking if you should start revising in year 9? You literally just said you shouldn’t on here
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#44
(Original post by Emil.ia)
Hello, I am a student in year 9 and have recently chosen my options for GCSEs. Since the GCSE exams are said to be more challenging than before, I am a bit worried about them and ( as practically everyone) want to do well. Is there a point in me starting to revise the GCSE work and practicing with the past papers?
Hello, I am a student in year 9 and have recently chosen my options for GCSEs. Since the GCSE exams are said to be more challenging than before, I am a bit worried about them and ( as practically everyone) want to do well. Is there a point in me starting to revise the GCSE work and practicing with the past papers?
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#45
(Original post by jemmaclarke37)
same age as you here, what i'm doing is writing up all my lessons in notes to keep in a binder and reading ahead in the textbook, and revising small amounts in relevant subjects occasionally. Like others have said, don't start fully revising now as you will burn out and not really benefit, but make sure you're fully on track with homework and "prepare" for revision later on, as getting in the habit now will really benefit you!
same age as you here, what i'm doing is writing up all my lessons in notes to keep in a binder and reading ahead in the textbook, and revising small amounts in relevant subjects occasionally. Like others have said, don't start fully revising now as you will burn out and not really benefit, but make sure you're fully on track with homework and "prepare" for revision later on, as getting in the habit now will really benefit you!
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#46
(Original post by Emil.ia)
Hello, I am a student in year 9 and have recently chosen my options for GCSEs. Since the GCSE exams are said to be more challenging than before, I am a bit worried about them and ( as practically everyone) want to do well. Is there a point in me starting to revise the GCSE work and practicing with the past papers?
Hello, I am a student in year 9 and have recently chosen my options for GCSEs. Since the GCSE exams are said to be more challenging than before, I am a bit worried about them and ( as practically everyone) want to do well. Is there a point in me starting to revise the GCSE work and practicing with the past papers?
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#47
(Original post by apaul291003)
If you would like i can provide you with really thorough notes for Biology and maybe some English Language creatvie writing essays. PM if youre interested.
If you would like i can provide you with really thorough notes for Biology and maybe some English Language creatvie writing essays. PM if youre interested.
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(Original post by Emil.ia)
Hello, I am a student in year 9 and have recently chosen my options for GCSEs. Since the GCSE exams are said to be more challenging than before, I am a bit worried about them and ( as practically everyone) want to do well. Is there a point in me starting to revise the GCSE work and practicing with the past papers?
Hello, I am a student in year 9 and have recently chosen my options for GCSEs. Since the GCSE exams are said to be more challenging than before, I am a bit worried about them and ( as practically everyone) want to do well. Is there a point in me starting to revise the GCSE work and practicing with the past papers?
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#49
I did and honestly, it was just unnecessary stress 😂😂 Year 9 is the time to mentally prepare yourself for GCSE's and the work that comes with it. As cliche as this may sound, the next 2 years will go by SO FAST! Take this time now to think about your goals, where you want to be, and how you're going to go there. I revised from year 9 all the way to year 11 and sometimes I think if I had broken up my revision time a bit more, I wouldn't have been so stressed. I set my goals whilst in the middle of studying instead of having a vision beforehand, and that is one of my regrets.
Good luck with everything and I hope this helps
Good luck with everything and I hope this helps
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#51
Don’t go overboard. But it’s helpful to look ahead at the syllabus for your subjects. However I cannot stress this enough, don’t start stressing now. Have a relaxed approach towards revision. Past papers can be helpful as you will start to understand what the examiners are looking for and how to get marks. Yet they might be difficult if you haven’t learnt the content yet.
(Original post by Emil.ia)
Hello, I am a student in year 9 and have recently chosen my options for GCSEs. Since the GCSE exams are said to be more challenging than before, I am a bit worried about them and ( as practically everyone) want to do well. Is there a point in me starting to revise the GCSE work and practicing with the past papers?
Hello, I am a student in year 9 and have recently chosen my options for GCSEs. Since the GCSE exams are said to be more challenging than before, I am a bit worried about them and ( as practically everyone) want to do well. Is there a point in me starting to revise the GCSE work and practicing with the past papers?
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