Your exams are getting closer and you are worried because you haven’t found a good way to revise and don’t think revision is for you. As a dyslexic student, it all feels more difficult than it looks for everyone else. Don’t worry any longer because I have 6 tips for you to make this revision […]
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What are you plans for the Easter holidays? If you’ve got exams coming up in May and June I really hope that you’ve factored in plenty of time for revision. If you haven’t (and you actually want to get some decent grades) then now is the time to change your plans! In this post I’m […]
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It’s common to think that it’s impossible to revise for an English language exam. After all, you can either read and write English or you can’t. Well, that’s not quite true. In this video Mr Salles shows us all the tricks you need to know to get a grade 8 or 9 in GCSE English […]
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Are you taking biology A-Level? Back in the day biology was one of my five A Level subjects. I ended up getting and A in it and there were some pretty specific things that I did to earn myself that A. As part of my series of subject-specific revision posts I’m sharing with you how […]
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This post continues my series of subject-specific revision advice. Check out the posts on geography, history, languages and English literature. This post was written by the teachers at specialist maths tutoring agency, STEP Maths. Revising for maths exams can be very different to revising for other subjects, where there are more facts, dates, case studies, […]
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Today, I’ve got an amazing guest blog post for you about how to revise for language exams, by German tutor extraordinaire, Karin Raffa. There’s so much good stuff in here – whether you’re studying a language or not. You can also check out the recent article about how to revise geography and history. Over to […]
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To carry on my series of posts about subject-specific revision techniques (last week was all about how to revise geography case studies) I’ve invited Nick Shepley, a history teacher, tutor and host of the Explaining History podcast to share his wisdom about how to dramatically improve your grades in history. Over to Nick. In history, […]
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Geography is an amazing subject (but I’m just a little bit biased, having studied it at university and taught it to hundreds of students). It’s a wonderful blend of the study of human beings and the physical world and the way the two interact. However, it’s a very content-heavy subject and although it’s students are […]
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Reviews are loved by online customers everywhere. They help a prospective buyer to see how someone like them used a product, what they thought of it and whether they’d recommend it. Basically, it’s an insight into whether it’s going to solve the problem that the prospective customer is having. I love reviews and find them […]
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What’s holding you back from achieving your dreams? Is it a lack of motivation? Shyness? Lack of productivity? Procrastination? Not knowing how to revise? Trying to do too much? Too many bad habits? How are you going about solving these obstacles to your success? I’ll be honest with you. I used to scoff at people […]
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