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How to Revise for Maths GCSE
Exams are just around the corner, so make sure you follow these tips to make the most out of revising for your Maths GCSE’s!
How to Prepare for English GCSE
English GCSE is a big step up from KS3 and it can be difficult to know where to start when it comes to understanding the content you need to learn for your exams. If you’re looking to start the new academic year on the right foot or you’d like to start your GCSE studies with a bang, here are some things you can do to get ahead.
How to Use the Pomodoro Technique
The Pomodoro technique is a great way to break up your study sessions and stay focused on your studies. Here’s how it works and how you can use it to get ahead this exam season…
How to Relax During Exam Season
It can be difficult to know how to relax in between exams. You may even feel you don’t have time to relax but it’s important to look after yourself and recharge, so that you can smash those next assessments! Here are our top tips for relaxing during exam season.
Revision Timetable Template
Exam season has arrived! It can feel super overwhelming to know where to begin but creating a revision timetable with a clear outline of exactly what you will be focusing on in each time slot can help you get back on track. Use our template to get started!
Revision Made Easy: The Cornell Note-Taking Method
Exam season is here and it can seem overwhelming to know where to begin when you’re faced with stacks of textbooks and class notes. This is where the Cornell Note-Taking Method comes in. You can use this note-taking method in class or it can be a valuable revision tool when you’re trying to compile and revise lots of key information.
Exams 101: Everything You Need to Know When Taking Exams for the First Time
Exams can be nerve-wracking, especially if you’ve never taken official ones before. With both A Level and GCSE students entering the exam hall for the first time this year, exam anxiety is higher than ever. Here’s what you need to know to smash those goals and put your mind at ease this exam season.
How to Revise Like an A* Student
So, you want to revise like an A* student? Why not become an A* student (yes, it’s totally possible). Revision can be a bore but it doesn’t have to be difficult. If you’ve ever heard of the ‘compound effect’ you’ll know that small, consistent actions add up to BIG results. It works the same way with revision. Cramming is not the most effective method but following these steps will guarantee progress in all your subjects.