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Currently I am in year 11 and had finished one set of my mocks last month. I don’t think I did as well as I expected, my results are being given in a few days, and it’s really hard to stop thinking about it. I have 2 more sets of mocks and one of them are soon in January. I lack discipline and it seems impossible to sit down and just study. I tell my teachers to help but all I hear is generic advice that doesn’t help at all. How do I study and memorise stuff and make sure it stays in my brain?
- Fellow year 11
- Fellow year 11
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(Original post by iamtee)
Currently I am in year 11 and had finished one set of my mocks last month. I don’t think I did as well as I expected, my results are being given in a few days, and it’s really hard to stop thinking about it. I have 2 more sets of mocks and one of them are soon in January. I lack discipline and it seems impossible to sit down and just study. I tell my teachers to help but all I hear is generic advice that doesn’t help at all. How do I study and memorise stuff and make sure it stays in my brain?
- Fellow year 11
Currently I am in year 11 and had finished one set of my mocks last month. I don’t think I did as well as I expected, my results are being given in a few days, and it’s really hard to stop thinking about it. I have 2 more sets of mocks and one of them are soon in January. I lack discipline and it seems impossible to sit down and just study. I tell my teachers to help but all I hear is generic advice that doesn’t help at all. How do I study and memorise stuff and make sure it stays in my brain?
- Fellow year 11
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Ah thank you very much for the advice. I like to do maths and listen to music as it is quite enjoyable to do.
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