I'm going to do mind maps, notes and start recordings for poems BUT i can't rest, sorry, I have a major LIterature gcse this year and want to get a 9 I'll probably do around 7-10 hrs per day for this week and do 5 hrs a day next week
Are you only doing English Literature GCSE? So I'm guessing your doing it a year early?
Is this for GCSES or someone doing BTEC PE instead of A Levels??
It's really important mentally to have a couple of days off over Easter even at A level. It allows your mind to relax and will really help you mentally even if it doesn't seem like it does at the time
I haven’t started yet due to a lot of family occasions and rest days, is it too late to start tomorrow and do proper revision? I’m doing a-levels by the way.
I haven’t started yet due to a lot of family occasions and rest days, is it too late to start tomorrow and do proper revision? I’m doing a-levels by the way.
At this point naturally it's the sooner you start the better Try following the advice in the post and being as efficient as possible with your work and I'm sure you'll still come out with great grades
I haven’t started yet due to a lot of family occasions and rest days, is it too late to start tomorrow and do proper revision? I’m doing a-levels by the way.
It shouldn't make a difference if it feels too late or not. You should try your best either way. You won't know if its too late or not until you get the results back.
I'm planning to take a day off in the second week because I can feel my focus and productivity slipping Should you just avoid everything revision related for the day off or can I do something light like listening to revision videos/podcasts/audio books etc. since they are pretty passive and I want to set aside time to do a full day by day revision plan for April and the exam season so that would be a perfect time to do so. Thank you.
I'm planning to take a day off in the second week because I can feel my focus and productivity slipping Should you just avoid everything revision related for the day off or can I do something light like listening to revision videos/podcasts/audio books etc. since they are pretty passive and I want to set aside time to do a full day by day revision plan for April and the exam season so that would be a perfect time to do so. Thank you.
It's up to you exactly how much you avoid. Personally, I'd avoid videos since they tend to take all of my attention, but podcasts /audio books would probably be OK. As long as you feel as if you're otherwise relaxing making a revision plan could be fine but equally if you're gonna stress out about how much is left etc. Then it's possibly not such a good idea