Revision Methods (March)

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All subjects:

- Read specification

- Look at TES resources

French:

- Start using French workbook and vocabulary lists more

- Learn vocabulary for individual key topics

Maths:

- Do questions from all of my different revision books

- Do exam practice questions I printed

- Try maths questions from different exam boards

- Start looking at old maths notes (e.g. from my centre book, from my old school books, old past papers, old statistics exams)

Science:

- Read through notes on application on my phone

- To find out what I remember and what I don't: Bitesize quizzes and revise specification

- Look at past papers and look at six mark questions points

- Start making spider diagrams

- Look at revision book and old notes

History:

- Slowly start revising Germany and Medicine again

- Medicine: start reading cards, add bits (e.g. HIV and Cancer - 10 mark questions, Vesalius - human dissection restricted by church)

- Look at past questions for all of history

- Look at key topics and facts (using specification) of everything

- How to answer questions for each unit

English:

- An Inspector Calls: Look at major contextual themes

- Of Mice and Men: Look at major contextual themes

- Find out how to answer the questions both poems and modern texts : clear structure

- Read or read about the remaining poems

Health and Social Care:

- Use specification for Unit 4, slowly start learning or revising what it is about

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