Futures For You Revision Tips for GCSEs and A Levels
You might have seen our revision tips on social media. Here's a full list of our top tips for effective exam study.
#1: Remembering information about lots of subjects is difficult. To avoid information overload, it is recommended that you study no more than two subjects in one day.
#2: Use revision methods that suit your learning type. For example, If you’re a visual learner, make diagrams to make memorising information easier.
#3: Asking a friend or family member to test you on subjects can make remembering information easier – especially if you turn it into a game!
#4: Try to relax on the night before an exam. If you’ve been revising like mad until now, you will benefit more from a good night’s sleep than from staying up all night trying to cram more information in.
#5: Eat a good breakfast before your exams. While nerves might make food seem like the last thing you want, a rumbling stomach will distract you, and everyone sitting near you
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