I hope you are studying well because GCSE follows you even when your older so study well.
I hope you are studying and staying focus.
We all go those exams even GCSE, A level and university exams.
I have also been through it.
Tips for exam students!
- Study one month or three months before.
- Study but take 5 or 10 minutes break.
- Sleep well
- Eat well.
- Highlight key points
- Make a time table for each subject e.g English language 1 hour
- Practice , Practice, Practice.
Creating a revision timetable is a great way to organise your study time, plus it also helps boost your motivation to revise for your exams. Recognising a need for a revision timetable means that you have already made a great start to combat exam stress.
- One of the biggest recommendations that past GCSE students suggest is to practice questions by doing as many GCSE past papers as you can.
Practising past papers will help you get familiar with the:
- Exam format
- Question style
- Time pressure
- Retrieve information quicker
Collaborate with Classmates
If you find your coursework to be too much, why not divide the course study notes between trustworthy classmates and share your notes with each other. This will reduce the amount of workload you need to do to prepare for your GCSEs plus you will gain an insight into how other students learn.Interacting with other students will also help you improve your communication skills. The extra benefit is that you and your classmates can test one another.
Take Regular Study BreaksDo you feel stressed, tired and that no new information is entering your head? There is no point forcing yourself to study for hours upon hours as this will not result in a positive outcome.
Taking regular study breaks and exercising is proven to engaging your brain in studying and improve your exam performance in the long-run. Exercise is a powerful enabler which boosts your brain’s ability to be productive so don’t underestimate how important it is to take the stairs rather than the lift!
Taking regular study breaks and exercising is proven to engaging your brain in studying and improve your exam performance in the long-run. Exercise is a powerful enabler which boosts your brain’s ability to be productive so don’t underestimate how important it is to take the stairs rather than the lift!
Understand Your Learning StyleEveryone thinks that there is a best way to study but the reality is that each person is different. Once you understand your learning style by deciding if you are a visual, auditory, reading/writing or kinaesthetic learner, then remembering and recalling new information will become much easier.
Use Mind Maps to Connect IdeasIf you find it difficult to remember tons of new study notes, Mind Maps may be the key to improving your memory. The theory behind mind mapping explains that making associations by connecting ideas helps you to memorise information easier and quicker. There are much more benefits to using Mind Maps for learning including being able to map out your curriculum, develop GCSE concepts in-depth and create sample exam answers.
Use Mind Maps to Connect IdeasIf you find it difficult to remember tons of new study notes, Mind Maps may be the key to improving your memory. The theory behind mind mapping explains that making associations by connecting ideas helps you to memorise information easier and quicker. There are much more benefits to using Mind Maps for learning including being able to map out your curriculum, develop GCSE concepts in-depth and create sample exam answers.
Day of Your GCSE Exam
The day of your exam can be the most stressful of the entire examination experience but there are ways which you can minimise your anxiety such as avoiding panicking friends and giving yourself plenty of time to get to the test centre on time.
Also don’t underestimate the power of eating a healthy breakfast the day of your exams!
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