HOW TO REVISE
GCSEs and A-Levels are the banes of countless students across the country. Springtime is not the harbinger of hope and new life for them; it is the bringer of mountains of revision and terrifying and seemingly endless exam papers to conquer.
No matter what anyone says, there is no single one-size-fits-all approach to exam revision, which is why students, parents, and teachers should be aware of as many options as possible.
Below, we have prepared information on six revision methods, which can help you revise more efficiently and effectively. Students are encouraged to try out as many of these methods as possible and as early as possible to see which ones they find engaging and valuable.
There are some tried and tested study methods that have never lost favour with students around the world. One example of such a method is the trusty flashcard.
Multiple-choice questions. We have all seen them, answered them, scored them on quizzes. What GCSE students may not know is that there are many good reasons to use multiple-choice questions as part of your revision.
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When it comes to revising for your GCSE or A-Level exams, the amount of information you have to take in seems
overwhelming.
overwhelming.
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