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Feeling demotivated? What to do when you don’t feel like revising any more
When opening your notebook becomes a struggle, start small. Practical tips for finding a starting point, without any moralising.
The perfect revision sheet: the template that really works
A short guide to help you revise a method and test your knowledge, with a complete example that you can adapt to your own subjects.
The Pomodoro Technique adapted for A-level revision
A timer can help structure your revision. Choose a task, adjust the time allowed, and leave time to understand and correct your work.
A-level revision timetable: your 30-day study plan
Thirty days, practical tasks and a bit of leeway for the unexpected. Tailor this programme to your course and your timetable.
Biology: how to learn things off by heart without forgetting it all on the big day
Move on from simply reading through the material to active revision: answer the questions without referring to the course notes, redraw a diagram and practise using the documents.
Physics and Chemistry at secondary school: how to raise your average mark from 8 to 14
Aiming for a better average starts with a specific approach: understanding the situation, redoing the work without looking at the answers, and learning to manage your time.