TOPIC: How do you guys revise?

Please give me serious answers as it would be very helpful for my knowledge and sets in Year 11.

I have my Year 10 exams coming up (mock GCSE) and yes, I know how to revise, but I want to know how you guys revise.

Flashcards?
Writing down notes?
Reading over your notes?
Brainstorming?
Not revising at all and hoping for the best?

What I’m currently doing is reading my notes and writing them down, and making timelines (history). Is this the best thing to do?

I have a lot of knowledge already, such as getting an 8 in biology, 7 in chemistry (improving) and 8 in music etc...

pomodoro technique

Read book and flashcards

Not revising at all and hoping for the best

Sam Winchester wrote:

I do not revise, I do however still pass all my exams.

I just cheated my exams

Space your sessions!
•1/4h per day for x amount of time you need is always better than like 2 3 hours a day i believe, works for me and im not
studying trade on zarp gaming, i study industrial maintenance, i think that it would fit to help you since you do a GSCE.

Do auto tests, ask yourself questions
•Force yourself to remember x thing without "cheating" and getting out the full answer, best is to have slight help and
step up every time to the difficulty increases, so will your skills to remember x thing.
•Write up what you do and auto correct yourself, you will then notice your mistakes and it will be easier to correct and
avoid them in the future.

Do summaries
•Flash cards
•Write texts down, and put hole in them to learn a lesson better, it works but obviously not with every lesson
•Rework your lesson via mental map, sketchnote and other ways

if you studied very well and on the day before the exam you feel like you have learned nothing at all it means you're ready.
Good luck

i was told by CM to not revise so i am not revising

use seneca.com it tracks all your shit and its easy to show where you need to do deeper revision.

i rewrote everything from textbooks into my own words into a word document so I understood it better which helped me out massively, would recommend if you want anything to go over, ez C-A*'s

also stop playing games that helps massively

Crocodile wrote: Pretty much this, great minds think alike.

I was always a very good student, and my graduation grades or whatever you call them had the average of 105% (the maximum is 100%, but you get bonus points if you study high-level subjects).
My best advice would be:
Summarize everything you need, devided into topics and etc, and *write* it down on paper. I really want to stress how important writing it down actually is. It has been scientifically proven that people memorize stuff better if they have written it down, compared to using computers to make notes. Also, use highlighters. Our brain has a creative part to it, and when we see that some stuff is highlighted, it activates those parts, which helps us with our memorization.
Finally, you should read both your stuff and the textbook stuff. the more you repeat the easier it gets.

prioritise zarp over your life

ngl i didnt revise