When Should You Start Revising and for How Long? | Studying Effectively for GCSE's & A-level's

[dominichutt]

I’ve been waiting for the first episode of this series!

[wasd]

Informative as usual Ray. I wish I started revising at the start of year 12 but I still have time I guess! Anki has been a game changer and I have no clue where I would be without it

[astudentstudying]

Cant wait to see u grow man, ur content has such a good vibe to it 🙌

[mamunakoser]

Informative, useful amazing video as usual. So glad I discovered this channel in year 12, thank you so much for making these videos Ray!

[jstudies]

You make rlly gd content, keep up the gd work! Hopefully everyone watching can get to cambridge like u!

[annag]

Thank you so much for carrying on to make these useful videos - you help not just me but so many people. You are amazing!

[gopalgeorge]

Physics is the hardest science followed by chemistry followed by biology? Agree or disagree

[jahdz]

Will you ever do a vid on how you revise in uni? Like how do you incorporate active recalling at uni when there’s a lot more content and modules to cover?

[sonofzeus]

Thank you so much bro really appreciate it - also are you excited for the new season of attack on titan?

[lasseel]

So thankful, yt recommended this to me, I'm gon start uni soon and I've never really been the smart student.

[fft-vwee]

hey,
i’m currently in the middle of year 10 and i’m revising effectively for biology, by watching free scince lessons and understanding the topic and writing notes about it. is that effective becuase i really don’t want to just rember it for a period of time and then forget it in my exams.

[cocoalee-rose]

I don't get how to do spqced repetition without flashcards cause for most of my GCSE subjects I find them useless. Like I usually do some reading or watch a video while making notes and then do exam practice but idk how effective that is icl

[chakgameskills]

Hello do you mean 250 hours per subject if you doing 3 A level subjects

[okari]

I have been trying to revise for Physics. However, I feel like I'm not understanding and memorizing the content fully. Part of me feels it's bc I haven't made enough flashcards. And other part of me is feels like I should just do past questions, but I don't think I have enough knowledge to answer past paper questions. And the textbook is kind of overwhelming. So idk what to do. So my question is basically, what is the best way to learn the content effectively, without wasting time on making notes and flashcards?

[alinalilka]

Bro i will respond to this comment in a year and promise u will remember 😊

[mrfreerunners]

when you say revise, what do you mean

[gopalgeorge]

Hey is it a good idea to do past papers by looking at the question paper on the computer and answering questions on lined paper, or is that a bad idea and it's definitely worth printing out papers?

[blazethe]

Did u do all the past papers? For example for chemistry did you do unit 1, 2, 3 and 4 papers(old spec)or did you just focus more on the last 2 unit papers as they were about A2

[BossBoss-wxmx]

How are you supposed to do spaced repetition when there's so much to learn

[drowninginyuqisdeepvoice]

21 days until my first A level exam 💀

I need ABB so pray for me.