How much revision do you need to get all A's in GCSE ?

Question

hi I was wondering how much revision does it take to get an because that is wat im aiming for my GCSE and im quite nervous I wanted get straight A's

Answer 1

hey there!



dont stress about it too much! trust me...i just began year 10 too! i know how u feel! it can get a lot but with carefully managing your time in doing the right things will help u get very far....currently im studying from some of my textbooks...(just skimming through and revising anything im unsure of)....and using revision websites like bitesize and sparknotes....also a good idea would be to do some practice papers....you can get some free online ones from www.freeexampapers.com...



i also find that studying with my friends helps me greatly! cos i have like 5 friends that are really close to me and we always study together....i rember better that way cos one of my friends always makes a joke or makes us laff and idk why but in exam i always refer bak to that moment and it reminds me of wat we were learning at the time and what she made fun off lol (dunno if itll help u tho haha)



also i find that the cgp books are REALLLY helpful! the break everything down into such easy to remeber diagrams and notes! its seriously worth checking out.....check out their website...that helps too...



another thing that mite help is (if youre a visual learner like me) is drawing diagrams to help you remember....idk about u but i learn chemistry better when i draw the diagrams...



u could try making rhymes and songs and stuff....it works for some ppl....like i heard that miley cyrus (as much as i dislike) made this song once about the parts of the bones or something which helped her in her exams....check it out on utube lol....



well thats the best advice i can give u....my sister who is in yr 11 is going to do her gcses soon too so we both study together lol....



anyways i hope that helps you!

xx

good luck with your exams!

Answer 2

The nice strategy to make a revision timetable is fairly to peer how revision fits you. When are you so much energetic? If you do your nice paintings within the morning, then plan your revision for the morning whilst your brain is contemporary. Same if it is within the night time or afternoon. Never revise for too lengthy. Half hour highest consistent with consultation, after which have a part hour holiday. It breaks up the day and offers your brain time to loosen up. The method I did my revising used to be to hold to my fashioned tuition timetable. I'd revise my topics according to whilst I usually had the lesson. If I used to be usually scheduled for Biology on Monday morning at 9am, then that is whilst I revised for it. Obviously it various--if I had a French examination on May fifth, however the Geography examination used to be on June fifteenth, I would not revise for Geography till after the French, etc. So prioritise your revision into what checks come first or want probably the most paintings. You can uncover a web based one in the event you wish, however it is nice in the event you plan your revision to fit your demands. Most revision timetables revolve round men and women who research, research, research, and now not every body is like that, so do just what works nice for you.

Answer 3

Start now and thouroughly learn everything or at least thougtoughly know the main points. The Big ones to learn for me are history and RE (having to learn marks gospel)