GCSE A

Hi!

The best advice I can give is repetitive practice as this very quickly improves your ability to recall information. This can be done through a few practice questions on a topic per day/ going over notes and overall learning the content. Then wait a day or two for that subject and come back to it, seeing how much you can recall. If you remember it - great! You can put that aside for a week and come back to it after a while longer. If not, keep looking at it every few days until you begin to remember it. You can do this with every subject, especially the ones you mentioned above.

Remember that you will only get out what you put in - the most important thing above everything is that you’re doing work towards your goals!

The best websites are:

Physics and maths tutor - loads of past papers and specific topic questions that help consolidate your knowledge, as well as topic notes

Save my exams - lots of topic notes and practice questions

Free science lessons YouTube - very good, thorough content that helped me a lot in my GCSEs (especially if you are an auditory learner)

Revision world - past papers and question papers


Also, if you have access to them, tutors can be very helpful in personalising your learning and finding the specific gaps you’re struggling with. Some good online tutors can be found at MyTutor (good prices) or Tutorful (very high quality tutors).

Good luck with everything, as long as you’re putting the work in - and it sounds like you are - you should be fine!