how long before my GCSE (UK) exams shall i revise?
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I think now would be a good time to start, since the exam session has already started, although you still have a couple of weeks for most subjects.\n\nCan I recommend www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize ?\n\nGood luck!
386450
People can forget up to half what they learn within one hour and almost everything within 2 days. Refresh your memory by reading over your notes every 2 days.Two weeks before exams take your notes and rewrite them - rewriting is a great way to keep things fresh in your memory. Also figure out what kind of things you need to learn. Is it checklists, chunks of text, legal cases or ways to solve problems? The approach is different for each. But the main tip is remember what you want to get from your qualifications and stay focussed on that. Then you can stay motivated.
991042
I'm right in the middle of my GCSE coursework too, don't worry!\n\nI'm really sorry, but you just need to crack on with it. Alot of the time, it's good to do some on Saturday or Sunday mornings, when no-one is on MSN or anything. Don't try and do everything in one go, because then it seems to be about 10 times as much. Don't set yourself goals either like working for 30 mins at a time - just take a break when you need to.\n\nAll in all, just break it up into lots of little chunks, and it will be done before you know it!
911406
I usually start studying for tests about 4 or 5 days in advance.  Take 1 or 2 hours each day before the test and go over 1 chapter per hour.  I usually get a notebook and jot down important things I see in the chapter.  Then I read the chapter summaries several times.  I then go back through my notes and go over them several times.  Then I take a 20-30 minute break.  Humans can only pay attention for about 45-50 minutes at a time.  Be sure not to study non stop, or you won't absorb material.  Take breaks.
505886
Set a time table, if i know exams due dates are coming up, you really need to get it going.  i always think that if i dont start it i will fail it, it works i get it started!
960259
keep an LMR -last minute revision book. with all the key points
587838
It depends on :\n1. the material\n2. your understanding of it\n3. how you study ( either you read things or write them)\n\nI would say read your material twice and if you doubt something use writing. It would take you a maximum of 3 days if the material is really big and you did not study all the time. Good luck in your big big exam:)
254069
If i were you, I would try to review as much as possible the night before. In my psychology class last semester, we learned that if you study the night before a test, you actually retain more information because your brain has had a chance to store it away into long-term memory. Then, the next morning, you just need to review and you'll be fine!...I like to use my notes to study, and index cards for terms. Also, find some people in your class to study with. It always helps!
780658
it basically depends\nif u r doing ICSE then it would start by "march" and thats the same for CBSE and also for STATE  and also for "MATRICULATIONS"         any way budy ther's enough time for preparation go ahead write ur exams without any tention and just prepare well ALL THE BEST
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How long does it take to prepare for the\nIELTS Exam?\nIt depends on your level of English, how hard you study and\nhow easy it is for you to learn English. The suggested times\nbelow are for guidance only (some people may take longer):\n\nElementary 9 months 11 months\nPre-Intermediate 7 months 9 months\nEarly Intermediate 4 months 6 months\nIntermediate 2 months 4 months\nUpper Intermediate A few weeks 1 month
552693
GCSE is key stage 4!\n\nIf GCSE past papers are what you want, go to the exam boards.  AQA and OCR put past papers on their web sites.  Edexcel make you pay for them.
618244
Go us, both taking the Euro test in three days! I've been skimming through my book and going over the notes we've taken throughout the year. As long as I have a decent grasp on a lot of major things (what this battle was about and who won it, blah blah blah) I hope I'll be fine.\n\nGood luck to you!
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heehe, i just finished studying. first of all get off the pc, and turn any electornics off.  .get in your room and organise yourself. if you have a lot of time ahead of you take a small nap(10 minuts max) grab a bite, and then plant you butt on the ground/chair/bed/table whereever you like to study. and focus on you studies. you are going to study wether you like it or not. if you have a clock that tickes a lot put it away, and don't let anything disurbe you. ake sure to turn on your answering machine, and turn off ur cell-phone. and good luck on ur exam, if you want wake up at dawn and revise what you studied, but don't revise before the exam in half an hour.
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Take detailed notes, outline sections. Read through chapters and answer questions in textbooks. Complete any chapter review questions and have others quiz you. Study around 5-15 minutes each day, and don't cram before a big test. Feel free to take breaks when you feel tired, hungry, etc., but stay on task.
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if u have insufficient time to study, take out all your notes plus what u think its important and study them. After that, type or write down everything u studied without reffering back to ur notes.
221109
AQA has past papers and mark schemes on their website for A level- I imagine it's the same at GCSE.
872319
coming sunday.12 november\nhell i have a science  test on monday and also have to submit a maths project on monday.gonna have a tough time.\nbest of luck!