>past paper are one of the most effective study methods for maths.
>use active recall- Quizlet etc. -make your brain work- Don't use passive recall - ie. rereading/ highlighting notes as a main study method
>do practice questions from
https://corbettmaths.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Ultimate-GCSE-Foundation-Question-Booklet-1.pdf (one which i just found online from a good website) or
https://www.mathsgenie.co.uk/gcse.php >revise what you do not know as well, not what you do know
>use classical / lofi beats to help focus (no lyrics as that will distract you)
>my maths teacher told the class this revision hack:
>set a 10 min timer
>make a mind map of what you know about a topic
> when the timer goes off stop
>use a textbook/information source to fill in the missing info in a different colour pen
>revise the things in another colour
>use the pomodorro technique to give yourself breaks while studing
>usually 25 min study/5 or 10 min break
>you can find many videos on yt with music that you like!
>Reward yourself- small progress is still progress
>if you want i could help you find something that works for you! =D