Revision Resources
Revision Resources
Plan Your Revision
- Make a revision timetable to build good habits.
- Share it with friends or family so they can help you stick to it.
- Planning reduces stress because you can see exactly how you’ll cover everything in time.
- Spread your revision out – this makes it more effective.
Track Your Progress
- Use a tracker sheet with all your topics listed.
- Colour code it: highlight tricky topics so you
know what to revisit. - Seeing progress gives you a confidence boost.
- Share your tracker with friends or family
for extra motivation.
Recall, Don’t Just Read
- Recalling information (without looking at notes) strengthens memory.
- Space out recall: daily, weekly, and monthly for long-term memory.
- Struggling is normal – it means your brain is working!
- Tip: Cover your notes and explain the topic out loud.
Practise Skills
- Exams need knowledge AND skills.
- Use practice questions:
- Try them first
- Check answers with the mark scheme
- Add new learning to your notes in a different colour
- Struggling with questions is part of learning – keep going!
- Use practice tasks where your assessment
- has a practical element, practice applying your knowledge and repeating the skill until it comes naturally.