A mind map is a visual way of summarising information. A typical mind map normally includes a main topic in the centre, with several lines branching from that topic into one or two smaller topics. The idea is to help you visually see how different topics and concepts link. In this post, you’ll learn why mind …
Want to know how to use flashcards effectively? Continue reading! Your teachers and other learning experts have recommended that you use flashcards to help with your learning. You’ve seen other successful students use them. You’d like to start using them as well but don’t really know how? So, you’ve purchased a set of flashcards and …
Can I pass my GCSE science exams in three months if I start revision now? This is a common dilemma many year 11 students are faced with year after year. The first science exam is on 12th May 2020. That’s in fact less than three months away. So, panic has started to creep in and …
Are you staying up till 2.30 in the morning scrolling through YouTube and Instagram posts? Struggling with science but keep telling yourself you have plenty of time to revise later? Maybe you’ve put off yet another homework or school assignment. If any of these sounds familiar, you’re probably suffering from student procrastination. What is student …
Depending on your school, GCSE mocks start in few weeks. You have no idea how to revise for them and you’ve resigned yourself to the fact that you’ll do poorly anyway. Your teachers are stressing the importance of the exams, but you can’t help but notice other students appear unbothered. Even though you’re stressed you’re …
You’re in your final GCSE year. You know that in order to be successful in your summer exams, you need some sort of revision or study plan; but you’re not sure where to get started. Your teachers are telling you that you should make a revision timetable for GCSE, but no one has actually shown …
You just started year 11 and you already have a science test and mocks coming up in a couple of weeks. You have 10 GCSEs to study for and have no idea where to start. You’re already starting to feel the overwhelm. To make matters worse, you have no idea how to revise for the …
Your child is in year 10 or 11 and they’ve started to study for their GCSEs. You know that having good revision strategies will help them improve their grades. But you don’t know how to help them. In fact, you were never good at revising back in your school days either. And being a busy …
You may be struggling with exam revision techniques or watching your peers’ ace tests with ease while you struggle to even motivate yourself to study. You’re starting to think that you’re just not as bright as your classmates. And with all this overwhelm, you’ve decided that procrastination is the best way forward. In this post, …
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Instead of asking, how many hours should I study a day for exams?, let’s start by considering the question “why should I study?” We need to study so that we can pass our exams, further our education and make suitable career choices. How do we do this? By covering the specification so that we …
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