gcses

I want to start revising properly but have no idea what to revise and how to do it

- figure out your best way of learning (you might be a visual, audio, kinaesthetic (etc.) learner and that affects the way you should learn). Do mindmaps work best for you? Flashcards? (and so on)

- break your revision down into manageable chunks. It's pretty daunting if you decide to revise, say, maths for an hour - instead decide to go over frequency polygons. Make sure to take regular breaks as well

- revise the hard stuff first. It's easier to procrastinate that until you run out of time - instead focus on your weaker areas first

Good luck :smile:

Reply 2

x.emilye

Original post by millythisy123

I want to start revising properly but have no idea what to revise and how to do it

https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/revision/gcse/revision-advice-my-journey-to-11-grade-9s-and-how-to-stay-motivated
Check this out for revision tips, good luck!

Reply 3

guttenplan

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