Revising A-level economics

I literally have less than a month to my a levels now and I am really struggling with economics. In my last mock I got a D but i need a B for my uni offers. Ive created summary sheets and I am currently completing active recall with them but I worry I dont have enough time before exams but should I continue with this? Also, timing is something I really struggle with, is it worth putting time into past papers to hone in on this and also gain practice at the same time? or should i just focus on content.
also, any extra tips would be appreciated, economics has made the past 2yrs a challenge lol

Hey @munchypoosticks,
It's definitely worth putting time into honing your exam technique through past papers; timing is vital in terms of collecting marks in both the shorter and longer Economics essays. One trick is to use the 'mark per minute' technique - for example, if your overall paper is worth 75 marks and you have 90 minutes to complete it, each mark should be allocated a little bit over a minute. This means a twenty five mark essay should be allocated thirty minutes to complete, a two mark question should be given perhaps two/three minutes, etc.
Past papers are also a great way to combine active recall and exam technique, so I truly can't recommend them enough as a revision tool. 🙂
Best of luck with your A-Levels!
Eve (Kingston Rep).

Thank you so much is it worth just taking this week to consolidate content knowledge and then starting on past papers or should i just start asap?