Are you in a revision rut? Here’s 5 ways to dig yourself out!
5 tips to help beat exam stress and get yourself out of a revision rut – beat procrastination, take a break and reassure yourself that this is all completely normal!
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What’s your revision personality?
What’s your revision personality? Take this quiz and find out – when we are more aware of how we tend to revise we can also think of ways to make it more effective!
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3 Ways to make the best start to A Levels
A Levels are a big step up from GCSE – here’s 3 ways to make a great start and take more control of your own learning.
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Introducing… Cation Club! (For students who want to make a positive difference)
New chemistry A Level revision club – free to sign up and receive regular revision materials, practice questions and study tips by email.
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Planning your revision for A Level Chemistry
Use my free downloadable revision planner to help prepare for your A Level chemistry exams – includes focus area for each month, weekly planning page, ideas for activities and links to useful websites and resources.
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Preparing for synoptic content in chemistry
Chemistry is one of the most synoptic A Level subjects there is – how do you revise so that you can identify links between topics? Some simple strategies to help you prepare better for mocks and final exams, rather than just for topic tests.
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Free 5 Day Study Challenge
Free 5 Day study challenge is happening from April 12th – sign up today! Learn how to work smarter when preparing for tests and exams, using proven tools and techniques to boost motivation, memory and time management.
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A Level Chemistry Revision Resources
A Level chemsitry revision and self-study material including tutorial videos, practice questions and video answers – free to use and suitable for all exam boards.
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Staying motivated when studying
Going back to school may feel stressful with the thought of assessments coming up – here’s some advice on how to stay motivated and add variety and efficiency to your studies.
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Control the controllables – coping with the uncertainty of teacher assessed grades
How do students cope with the uncertainty around cancelled exams and teacher assessed grades? Control what you can, and don’t make your teacher the enemy.
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