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A-Level exams are not far away, I’ve been revising for the mocks next week but I don’t want to burn myself out too early. When did people who have completed their A-Levels start really committing time and what methods worked best for you? Btw I study Bio, Chem and English.
I found I work well making mind maps, flashcards, card sorts for active recall etc.
I think I am starting to revise for finals after these mocks.
I found I work well making mind maps, flashcards, card sorts for active recall etc.
I think I am starting to revise for finals after these mocks.
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(Original post by Sarah_g_24)
A-Level exams are not far away, I’ve been revising for the mocks next week but I don’t want to burn myself out too early. When did people who have completed their A-Levels start really committing time and what methods worked best for you? Btw I study Bio, Chem and English.
I found I work well making mind maps, flashcards, card sorts for active recall etc.
I think I am starting to revise for finals after these mocks.
A-Level exams are not far away, I’ve been revising for the mocks next week but I don’t want to burn myself out too early. When did people who have completed their A-Levels start really committing time and what methods worked best for you? Btw I study Bio, Chem and English.
I found I work well making mind maps, flashcards, card sorts for active recall etc.
I think I am starting to revise for finals after these mocks.
I found Mindmaps are great for English by the way.

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Yea my college set us weekly papers for biology and chemistry, about 3 papers per week per subject for all sciences which helps a lot. If all goes to plan I should hopefully be around an A for Bio and English, and B/C for chemistry but we shall see because I definitely struggle a lot with chemistry sometimes.
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