A GCSE tutor has shared his easy to follow tips to help your teen face GCSE mock season without any stress
GCSE mocks are fast approaching and many teens taking exams in December will be revising – or preparing to do so. And while worrying is natural, there is no need for your teen to stress if they have a good plan in place.
Dr Lawson said you should count areas you need to go over as one topic, and the ones that need a quick refresh as half a topic. 3. Gather your resources Next you need to gather anything you'll need to revise. Collect revision guides which can be more helpful than textbooks as they provide more simplified explanations.A helpful tip is to write down any questions you can't answer or topics you don't understand as you go along – you can then go back to your teacher for help. 4. Start revising Start your revision plan making sure you finish each topic on that day.
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