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I interviewed our center director Sue to find out the most popular questions GCSE students ask her and she had three questions which come up time and time again!. Starting Point: Print off or draw out several weekly schedules, click on the image below for our PDF revision schedule.
Gather your information: Get a copy of your syllabus or a list of each topic for each subject you need to revise and allocate a different coloured pen colour for each subject.
Also, you will need to know the dates of each of your exams.
Break it down: For each hour time slot on the revision timetable remember that you will only revise for 45 minutes of that time and you should take a 15-minute break before doing any more revision!
When completing each section dont just write down a subject but allocate specific topics, modules and areas you know you need to focus on so that you dont miss anything in your revision period.
Remember to use your syllabus to do this so you cover everything.
Give yourself a Break: You cannot revise every day, especially if you are not cramming (we do not recommend cramming), so its okay to block out a day every few days to do other things.
Your brain needs a break and your sub-conscious will continue to work on your revision whilst you are doing other things.
CGP Revision Question Cards are perfect for aiding your revision when your notes just arent enough.
Each pack is jam-packed full of cards.
Make a spider diagram instead of just reading or rewriting your notes.
Dont waste time making it a work of art.
Go for a walk.
Test your knowledge by writing out essay plans for how you would answer a particular exam question.