Revising GCSE Physics in one day. Advice?

I have no clue but the only advice I can give is to ensure you know ALL the content, do some active recall - just try and memorise everything

Also don’t worry, I haven’t started yet and I’m getting a 9, it’s chill.

Shaun Donnelly is the man to follow when times are dark. He is the light we must follow in the night.

What are you planning to do?

Yea^ someone in sixth form revised for it the night before and got an 8 but I'm wondering what to do?

I don't think that I have time to do past papers?

There's no point scolding me as that doesn't change anything. Also I know it's still possible to achieve an 8 in these circumstances but it all depends on how smart I tackle this.

What should I do please?

What are you planning to do?

If you have a CGP guide just literally read over that like twice and try to make sure you remember the harder topics. If you don't just go online and watch science with hazel she literally covers the whole course in roughly 3 hours. I did that for my mock all the day before and got an A*. Hope this helps x

Always remember the equations . Calculations make up like 40% of the whole test.

Always remember the equations . Calculations make up like 40% of the whole test.

Is it at least 40% of each test or an average of both? Since I swear paper 1 had like over 50% calculations?

Go through the playlist like you. For chemistry paper 2 I revised really well so I’m doing the same thing. It took like 4-5 hours, I had a list of the topics and I went through everything I wasn’t certain on with Shaun. Didn’t do any practice questions, just watched the videos and went to sleep. I wrote some flash cards for the stuff that wasn’t obvious, including key terms etc.
For physics it’s less focussed on key terms so just make sure you understand the ideas behind each topic; so you can explain processes and then you’re good to go.

Also if you’re not sure on something look in the revision guide first then watch his video. You get a broad idea with the revision guide then the better details with Shaun. This helps you remember since you learn it twice almost, but the second time there are more details so you notice the details and remember them.