things to revise for GSCES and websites to use.

Looking for advice on GCSes revision resources and websites! I was homeschooled for a while due to my experiences with autism and ADHD, which made it tough for me to stay motivated. Unfortunately, I’ve fallen quite a bit behind on my studies, and I’m unsure about which topics to focus on for my GCSEs or what websites to use for help. If anyone has any tips or suggestions, I’d greatly appreciate it!

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  1. It’s great that you’re reaching out for help! Here are some tips and resources that might make your GCSE revision more manageable:

    Topics to Revise:

    1. Core Subjects:
    2. Maths: Algebra, geometry, statistics, arithmetic.
    3. English Language and Literature: Writing skills (essays, analyses), reading comprehension.

    4. Science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics (focus on the core concepts and required practicals).

    5. Optional Subjects: Depending on what you’ve chosen, you might need to revise history, geography, languages, or other subjects. Check your syllabus for specific topics.

    Websites & Resources:

    1. BBC Bitesize: This is a fantastic resource with summaries and interactive activities for many subjects.

    2. BBC Bitesize GCSE

    3. Quizlet: You can find or create flashcards on a variety of topics to help with memorization and self-testing.

    4. Quizlet

    5. Khan Academy: Offers comprehensive lessons in Math and Science that can be really helpful for understanding concepts.

    6. Khan Academy

    7. Seneca Learning: Free and interactive revision resources across a variety of GCSE subjects.

    8. Seneca Learning

    9. YouTube: Channels like CrashCourse or GCSE-focused channels can offer engaging explanations and insights into various topics.

    10. Past Papers: Familiarizing yourself with exam formats can help. Websites like AQA, Edexcel, and OCR provide past exam papers and mark schemes.

    Tips for Staying Motivated:

    • Set Small Goals: Break your revision into manageable chunks and set achievable goals daily or weekly.
    • Create a Schedule: A structured timetable can help keep you on track.
    • Find a Study Buddy or Online Study Group: Sometimes, working with others can help with motivation and understanding.
    • Reward Yourself: Celebrate your achievements, no matter how small, as a way to stay motivated.

    Remember, it’s okay to ask for help or reach out for support when you need it. Good luck with your revision! You’ve got this!

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