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hi! i was wondering if people had revision tips for how to revise with a level mocks coming up etc. specifically how to revise biology, psychology and history 
I would really like to increase my grades and revision techniques 
I would really like to increase my grades and revision techniques 
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what do you understand about revision?
what grades are you precisely aiming for?
how do you currently revise?
what grades are you precisely aiming for?
how do you currently revise?
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(Original post by CaptainDuckie)
what do you understand about revision?
what grades are you precisely aiming for?
how do you currently revise?
what do you understand about revision?
what grades are you precisely aiming for?
how do you currently revise?
i’m hopefully aiming for an A in Biology and Psychology and a A* in History if i can. (currently working at AAB - B in Biology)
Right now, I revise by writing out spec points, making flashcards and answering past paper questions (or essays in History) but i feel like this isn’t working anymore/i need other ways of revising. I also usually get my parents to test me (aka. they read out the spec point and i tell them everything i know about that particular spec point lmao)
I know that some people have recently mentioned the whiteboard method (similar to the flashcard method but writing answers on a whiteboard instead- colours etc. as it stimulates the brain) but i’m unsure.
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I understand that Revision is important for getting the grades you want? if that’s what you mean, i also understand that you need to work hard in terms of revision in order to get the grades you want but i feel like i need to change my methods slightly.
i’m hopefully aiming for an A in Biology and Psychology and a A* in History if i can. (currently working at AAB - B in Biology)
Right now, I revise by writing out spec points, making flashcards and answering past paper questions (or essays in History) but i feel like this isn’t working anymore/i need other ways of revising. I also usually get my parents to test me (aka. they read out the spec point and i tell them everything i know about that particular spec point lmao)
I know that some people have recently mentioned the whiteboard method (similar to the flashcard method but writing answers on a whiteboard instead- colours etc. as it stimulates the brain) but i’m unsure.
I understand that Revision is important for getting the grades you want? if that’s what you mean, i also understand that you need to work hard in terms of revision in order to get the grades you want but i feel like i need to change my methods slightly.
i’m hopefully aiming for an A in Biology and Psychology and a A* in History if i can. (currently working at AAB - B in Biology)
Right now, I revise by writing out spec points, making flashcards and answering past paper questions (or essays in History) but i feel like this isn’t working anymore/i need other ways of revising. I also usually get my parents to test me (aka. they read out the spec point and i tell them everything i know about that particular spec point lmao)
I know that some people have recently mentioned the whiteboard method (similar to the flashcard method but writing answers on a whiteboard instead- colours etc. as it stimulates the brain) but i’m unsure.
why is your usual method not working do you think?
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