cramming

hey everyone,
i am a gcse student and i currently take
english lit and lang (eduqas)
higher combined science (aqa)
maths higher (aqa)
french higher (aqa)
business studies (aqa)
psychology (ocr)
(and photography but that’s only coursework)
i was wondering if anyone had any last minute revision tips for any of the subjects i take. i feel quite behind in all of them so some cramming is needed.
i feel like i really struggle with knowing how and what to revise, like the steps or process i should follow to ensure effective revision. the thing is there’s obviously not much time left until gcses so i need some quick fixes.
any help would be appreciated thankyouuu

theres a great video called how to not screw up your gcses and its literally like a straight forward easy to follow guide on how to cram

oh really do you know who it’s by?

hey everyone,
i am a gcse student and i currently take
english lit and lang (eduqas)
higher combined science (aqa)
maths higher (aqa)
french higher (aqa)
business studies (aqa)
psychology (ocr)
(and photography but that’s only coursework)
i was wondering if anyone had any last minute revision tips for any of the subjects i take. i feel quite behind in all of them so some cramming is needed.
i feel like i really struggle with knowing how and what to revise, like the steps or process i should follow to ensure effective revision. the thing is there’s obviously not much time left until gcses so i need some quick fixes.
any help would be appreciated thankyouuu

What I find helpful is making a video/presentation on why you HATE or love something. I made a video on why I hated this guy in history (just for fun) and the facts have really stuck with me. Try to make it as funny/entertaining as possible (whilst staying to the facts) it will help you remember it and have fun. For instance, with your english lit you could make a video on why you love a certain character in the book etc. This allows you to collate information on them and then remember it in a fun way. It also goes into your long term memory rather than your short term memory