thought this was gonna be helpful but then I realized that I'm from a whole different country and under a whole different curriculum where exams are usually 2 weeks or less away from when you learn the topic in class.
step 1: divide each subject into 10 days per subject -> 40 days... IN DEPTH NOTES step 2 : spend 5 days on each subject-> 20 days... MODERATE NOTES (notes on the notes) step 3 : spend 2-3 days on each subject -> 8-12 days... rely on your notes and dont use textbook (I.e your personal bible of subjects)... BRIEF REPETITION step 4 : go through and consolidate what you already know step 5 : skim the night before
Here's what you do: You need a good 80 days before your exams. This is for four subjects, if you have more subjects you're gonna need more days. Thorough revision: Use textbooks to create A4 page notes (in detail) Subject 1 - 10 Days Subject 2 - 10 Days Subject 3 - 10 Days Subject 4 - 10 Days Moderate repetition: Use notes made during 10 day period. Create smaller notes. Subject 1 - 5 Days Subject 2 - 5 Days Subject 3 - 5 Days Subject 4 - 5 Days Brief repetition: Use notes made during 5 day period. Make small notes/ revision cards. Subject 1 - 2 (or 3) Days Subject 2 - 2 (or 3) Days Subject 3 - 2 (or 3) Days Subject 4 - 2 (or 3) Days Next few days: reading through notes, going over brief notes. You should NOT have to use your books, just your notes. TIP: Be strict with number of days. Do not exceed or go under.
sumayyah Islam how do you think I should adjust it to 40 days? I already have all of my flashcards and proper notes done and sorted so my first layer doesn’t need to be too in depth since that’s already done so what do you think?
Maybe skip the in depth and start with the moderate repetition. Maybe spend 10 days in total on all your subjects then start with the 5 day repetition. Then 2 days (brief repetition). If you have 4 subjects that’ll be 40 days.
Thorough revision: 10 days in total. Subject 1: 2 days Subject 2: 2 days Subject 3: 2 days Subject 4: 2 days Spend other 2 days on a subject you’re struggling on. Moderate repetition: Subject 1: 5 days Subject 2: 5 days Subject 3: 5 days Subject 4: 5 days Brief repetition: Subject 1: 2 days Subject 2: 2 days Subject 3: 2 days Subject 4: 2 days Extra 2 days to go over everything extremely briefly.
When you do past papers do you first read your material then do the past papers as if you actually writing it in an exam or you answer the questions like opening the notes and answering..?
For me I’d spend 2 hours on a subject, making room for assignments or homework or quizzes But since it’s corona time I’d modify it, either spend more hours on that subject or do two subjects
I just worked this out rn we have 48 days but if you got 9 subjects (like me) you can spend 5 days on each with 3 days to chill or miss out. So shorten it to 5 days.
this is the first video of yours ive seen and guuuuurl you had me hooked straight away! i love your personality and how clearly you explained everything !! lotta love
Honestly Vee, I’ve never really found one of these videos that I have found I could see myself doing, but this one I did. I’ve basically been doing this since I started year 12 this year but much less structured. Starting next week I am going 40-20-10-10!!
Thank you for sharing your tips! I feel like I was never really taught how to study and now that I'm learning another language I feel like I don't know how to retain/plan for anything. Also sidenote, but your eyebrows look amazing!
Yes, please do a vid on how you actually revise! That would be great! 💞 Tysm for sharing this, you explained it so well and it made so much sense xo Love your personality too!! Keep up the great content!!
Thought about the same thing. I think I'd replace the third layer + the last 10 days with past papers. Or even merge them. All in all this method sounds brilliant.
Layer 1 ~ give each of your subjects 10 days. Thorough revision- in depth notes and explanation. Layer 2 ~ give each of your subjects 5 days. Moderate revision- skim and make notes of the notes made in layer 1 (shorter notes) Layer 2 ~ 2-3 days for each subject. Don't use the books and rely on your notes (made in layer 1 and 2). Brief repeatition. Skim the night before!
The fact that 7 minutes into the video and I already like this method is saying something y'all THIS IS SOMETHING. I NOW ACTUALLY HAVE A SUMMER STUDY PLAN...YAYYYYYYY.
Miss Varz: "give each subject 10 days!" Me: I have 6 days to my exams and I have 8 exams to revise for. Me: I can do this. I have to revise hard. Also me: why not binge watch UA-cam videos. 😣😂😅😎
"I lot of us are just told its time to revise" It's so true!!! There was no revision lessons when I was at school / when I was a teacher. There should we weekly lessons exclusively for revision in year 11 and 13! Really enjoyed the vid!
Glad I found you, I have five days until the exam. I'm starting at Layer 2/3 as I can do both at once. I'll definitely be using this method for the rest of semester 1 and then for a semester 2. Thanks
sometimes I have difficulties to study because I feel too much stress. If you can I would love to see how you are dealing with it because you are always so positive. I love your videos & keep doing!
this was helpful but I also think past papers are probably one of the most important things in revision. personally, I would put papers in at the end of every day/layer
I used this method when I rewrote 2 of my GCSE subjects. I didn't get two A* or even A's but I did manage to go from an F in Bio to a C and an E in Physics to a C as well. I'd say job well done :)
Amazing Trash I did pretty bad. The one on 1st got cancelled. Paper 1 (Maths) wasn’t really important it was just to see how much I learnt and I got 32/50 so that was pretty shit. Then Paper 2 (Physics) I won’t find out the results for at least 2 weeks.
BEST video on revision tips I've found on the internet so far! Can you actually also make another video on how and what to do in the 10 days of revision and how to make notes?
You are actually the most amazing! I have learned so much from you through all your videos about how to just navigate academic life. Thank you so much!!! x
So I have 50 days until my first Alevel exam and for anyone thats short on time this is how I'm using this method. I have three subjects and my first exam is on 16th (accounts) and business and economics theory on 22nd may. The economics MCQ is on 12th june. I'm using 5 days for thorough revision of each subject. Currently I'm doing economics. So what im doing is going through the syllabus as there are 4 units. And doing 1 unit a day. That leaves me with 2 days for the lengthier unit. I will be done with the revision of all subjects by 10th April. After that i will be doing moderate revision 3 days for each subject that leads ne to 19th April. Then I've decided to do pastpapers. I'll be spending 7 days each on eco and business theory and accounts past papers (21days) that leaves me with 2 days for my first exam which I'll be using for the breif revision of my accounts exam. Then i have a 5 day break till my 2 theory exams which I'll be using for breif revison of each subject. Now I have 20 days till my economics MCQ which i can use to basically just solve past papers.
@@arnelliarmus I'm doing around 6-12 hours a day, depending on the length of the unit I'm studying. I do have difficulty focusing so i do about 1.5 hours of study with 20 min breaks.
Inara how do you have the time for 6hrs+ on a school day? I’m just curious as we don’t get study leave until the exams start! So apart from holidays it’s difficult to fit in lengthy revision sessions
I actually had a similar method in school and I have to say, it really works! I had straight As. But once I got into University (in Austria), it‘s impossible to do this, because, for most of the lectures, there are no books to go hand in hand with the subject and you can only take notes as the semester goes along. The professor then sends out their powerpoint presentations from the semester usually one week before the exam. I have no idea how to deal with it, because even though I study the notes since the start of the semester, they are usually not enough. Any tips on how to do this in only one week, for around 8-12 subjects? 😅
girl, you're an inspiration for me. i met your channel in last week, and wow. at first, my mother language is portuguese, so watch your videos without subtitles help me to focus in the language and, consequently, totally in what you're talking. study is very hard for me, mainly in the part of motivation and focus. your methody makes me think: "well, i have time. if this girl got, i can too. we are both humans lol". that's it, vee. i'm grateful for your videos, for you be you, and share it with the world. thank u, again.
Vee, u're an angel, saving all of us from bloody and scary a level exams automatically makes you the best studytuber in the world. Thank you a lot!!!!!!!!!
I just found out about your channel and when you started talking I started to smile. You sound so happy and cheerful and I love it! Keep up with that happiness of yours and also you were very helpful and I'll definitely try this method out, so thanks! You have a new subscriber! xx
My university has two exams every two months so we only have like 1.5 weeks to study... ☠️ it’s because we have new material until up to 1.5 weeks before the exam.
I know it’s a bit late but use the revision you tubers out there, mind maps, quizlet. Use resources from school. Loads of websites now have notes for you too
If you have the time and wanna really push it, do two subjects a day for ten days. That’s 8 subjects, the other two subjects that can’t be pushed in should be minor subjects to read that isn’t that challenging. You can do reading for those two in between, even when you’re having breakfast or dinner read them or watch UA-cam videos on them, something must stick.
This seems like such an underrated video, and a new method I haven't heard of. I'm about to start year 11, and will start this method this week & update after 20-ish days thank you !!!
Thank you so much for sharing this method I really need it. I haven't tried it as yet but from your explanation, I can tell that it will work. I was a very bright student but then I don't know what happened to me. Thank you so much you are an education saver.
I wanna die. I'm in one of the hardest years of high school (its called "bachillerato" in Spain, its like the last two years before the university) I feel like i dont have time for everything! I have an exam this tuesday, one this friday (11/22/19) three the next monday (11/25/19), two the next tuesday (11/26/19), one the next wednesday (11/27/19) and one the thursday, then the november 1th i have another and the 3th another one. And all of them are so hard and long!!!! (Like +25 pages each). I am so tired so i feel like its getting harder to study bc my head needs at least, one week without doing anything :'l. I wish i could finish this year right now... But we just started the first semester. Sorry for my english lol
bua muchisima suerte, pero creeme que se puede y que selectividad NO es para tanto, solo te asustan, preparate todo muy bien durante segundo as much as you can y te ira genial, mucha suerte!!!
everyone in the comments is talking about how they're watching this 2 days from their exams but I'm actually really thankful because this video appeared just in time for me to prepare for my uni entrance exams in my country LOL god bless
Miss Varz how do you think I should adjust it to 40 days? I already have all of my flashcards and proper notes done and sorted so my first layer doesn’t need to be too in depth since that’s already done so what do you think?
I hope you know how much you help people.. Welp you helped me a lot!!! You inspire me and get me motivated (knowing I’m literally the CEO of procrastination😭) Just seeing your smile and your beautiful eyes is a blessing!!! Off topic but you’re so pretty and your confident energy is EVERYTHING!!!! Thanks a lot! I’m 13 and I hope I will one day be able to go to Harvard😩💗
"80 days left"
*has for 4 days*
...h..uh ...umm
britain is whack
Has 24 hours left
I-
2 days
*mid way through exams*
uH
How was the exam?
My method is called the vomiting method, all it takes is memorizing the whole thing a day before the exam.....
Lmao you're dead meat in A-levels, hunny
Me to 😂😂😂 with panic
😂😂
Ent Acc
Lmfao
Ent Acc nah that’s what I did with a levels and uni exams and now I’m at oxford lol, if you can pull it off you can pull it off
When she said 80 or 60 days I was like 😓😳 because my exams are in 2 days .... I’m screwed
S A M E
Megan Irwin my exam is tomorrow
I wish all y’all luck 🌻
1 week here 🌚
@@inhle1688And what happened???? I hope it went well
“I’m in lalas room” when you forgot she’s friends with malala
TheATRAs14 oh yeah 😂
wAIt oh damn
Wait srsly?
Like THE malala
ikr Just imagine being that close and casual with the woman we can only respectfully read about
thought this was gonna be helpful but then I realized that I'm from a whole different country and under a whole different curriculum where exams are usually 2 weeks or less away from when you learn the topic in class.
Rifah Nanjiba so relatable
Exactly! Sometimes they finish the topic one day before the exam,😖 very rare but it still happens
@@anoushka2296 true lol
@@anoushka2296 this one time a prof of mine taught a chapter the day before I had a midterm on it
Yep
she starts teaching the method at 4:39
sorry, no shade. it was REALLY helpful!
OREOSTACK thank you I love you
@@veekativhu_ Hello, at which layer are we suppose to do the past papers in?
Omg yess
khusbu Bhushal
I’d assume between step 3 and 4 or during.
Thanks I appreciate you as a person on the internet 🙏
Vee: You need at least 80 days before your exams
me: *watching this the day before exams*
SAME LMAO
How did it go?
Lol, I'm literally watching 80 days before=)
@@Faith-zp5kf lucky you
@@ogeo.8966 Thx, but they're not happening now anyway lol
step 1: divide each subject into 10 days per subject -> 40 days... IN DEPTH NOTES
step 2 : spend 5 days on each subject-> 20 days... MODERATE NOTES (notes on the notes)
step 3 : spend 2-3 days on each subject -> 8-12 days... rely on your notes and dont use textbook (I.e your personal bible of subjects)... BRIEF REPETITION
step 4 : go through and consolidate what you already know
step 5 : skim the night before
Omung Bhasin u saved my time thank u 😂
i dont have enough days...
@@kurtaskies7893 just try go through everything and make notes and then just keep going over them and consolidating
i dont recommend skimming just before the exam. take a day off before exams.
i wish i saw your comment earlier, i have my midterm in a day-
This will be fun with 10 subjects and 73 days😂
i have 40 ish days and 7 subjects i feel your pain
Y'all can do this!!
Never give up we can do this!
Same but I have less day 73 days
i've got about 45 ;/
I have 2 days - love procrastination
Madison Hunter i have 2 weeks-we can do this !
wow and I was crying halfway through the video because I have only two weeks 😂😂❤
I have 7 hours lol
I have a day :D fcking math midterm tmrw, haven't even looked at my notes-
Those comments give me anxiety just by hearing them
Can we talk about how beautiful this sister is lookinggg😩🤩
Vee: As long as you have 60 days you’ll be okay
Me: I have 18 hours
K G lmao how did it go? Xx
@@milliemoo4925 very surprisingly, the best grades of my uni life so far!! xx
K G congrats!! Xx
Here's what you do:
You need a good 80 days before your exams. This is for four subjects, if you have more subjects you're gonna need more days.
Thorough revision: Use textbooks to create A4 page notes (in detail)
Subject 1 - 10 Days
Subject 2 - 10 Days
Subject 3 - 10 Days
Subject 4 - 10 Days
Moderate repetition: Use notes made during 10 day period. Create smaller notes.
Subject 1 - 5 Days
Subject 2 - 5 Days
Subject 3 - 5 Days
Subject 4 - 5 Days
Brief repetition: Use notes made during 5 day period. Make small notes/ revision cards.
Subject 1 - 2 (or 3) Days
Subject 2 - 2 (or 3) Days
Subject 3 - 2 (or 3) Days
Subject 4 - 2 (or 3) Days
Next few days: reading through notes, going over brief notes. You should NOT have to use your books, just your notes.
TIP: Be strict with number of days. Do not exceed or go under.
sumayyah Islam how do you think I should adjust it to 40 days? I already have all of my flashcards and proper notes done and sorted so my first layer doesn’t need to be too in depth since that’s already done so what do you think?
Maybe skip the in depth and start with the moderate repetition. Maybe spend 10 days in total on all your subjects then start with the 5 day repetition. Then 2 days (brief repetition). If you have 4 subjects that’ll be 40 days.
sumayyah Islam what do you mean? Could you write it in that layout please x
Thorough revision: 10 days in total.
Subject 1: 2 days
Subject 2: 2 days
Subject 3: 2 days
Subject 4: 2 days
Spend other 2 days on a subject you’re struggling on.
Moderate repetition:
Subject 1: 5 days
Subject 2: 5 days
Subject 3: 5 days
Subject 4: 5 days
Brief repetition:
Subject 1: 2 days
Subject 2: 2 days
Subject 3: 2 days
Subject 4: 2 days
Extra 2 days to go over everything extremely briefly.
sumayyah Islam thank you!!
AMAZINGGG METHOD !! 👌🏽 BUT I WOULD SUGGEST INSTEAD OF MAKING MINDMAPS IN THE LAST 10 DAYS IT IS BETTER IF YOU UTILIZE IT DOING PAST PAPERS !!
When you do past papers do you first read your material then do the past papers as if you actually writing it in an exam or you answer the questions like opening the notes and answering..?
noreen jeche do it as if you are doing your exams... then, any questions you don’t know how to answer, revise over that content again
Her : you'll need 60-80 days
Me watching this on the bus omw to school for my exam : hmmm. Interesting
I am no longer a student now but your post made me so scared lmao
My exams start on April 30th, I HAVE to start revision tomorrow 😭 wish me luck guys, good luck to everyone else w exams!!
Good luck
Good luck
Goodluck
Hope u pass!!
Miss Varz thank you!!! The exam went well I’m quite happy with it but I don’t want to jinx it lol
Yeah pls do a breakdown of what you do in those 2 days 5 days 10 days etc and how long do u study in each day - how u plan your day etc xxx
Vids By Runs
Good question
For me I’d spend 2 hours on a subject, making room for assignments or homework or quizzes
But since it’s corona time I’d modify it, either spend more hours on that subject or do two subjects
I’m watching this instead of studying, love it
crying cos i have 50 days left til GCSE
Zarrotice . C gang 😞
same....
Good luck!
Rt
I just worked this out rn we have 48 days but if you got 9 subjects (like me) you can spend 5 days on each with 3 days to chill or miss out. So shorten it to 5 days.
*"80 days left"*
my exam is tommorow..
I’m still in the first 2 minutes and I’m literally itching to hear the method
this is the first video of yours ive seen and guuuuurl you had me hooked straight away! i love your personality and how clearly you explained everything !! lotta love
Honestly Vee, I’ve never really found one of these videos that I have found I could see myself doing, but this one I did. I’ve basically been doing this since I started year 12 this year but much less structured. Starting next week I am going 40-20-10-10!!
When UA-cam recommends this to you on your last day of exam
Always interesting to get to know different kinds of revision plans! Definitely do the more detailed video!
This gave me a lot of confidence in my Alevels. Thanks so much!!!! :)
7 subjects 10 days but have 50 days till my exam Great
omg why didnt youtube suggest me this before ? i have only 20 days till my GCSE`s .
*on the verge of losing my mental balance*
Literally have 36 days till my first exam what have I done why didn’t I hear about this sooner
I kinda already do this way, and I totally approve of it!
It just came to me naturally
Thank you for sharing your tips! I feel like I was never really taught how to study and now that I'm learning another language I feel like I don't know how to retain/plan for anything. Also sidenote, but your eyebrows look amazing!
Yes, please do a vid on how you actually revise! That would be great! 💞 Tysm for sharing this, you explained it so well and it made so much sense xo Love your personality too!! Keep up the great content!!
personally, I think the active recall (last part) is the most effective so maybe you should make that stage longer?
Her: You need at least 80 days.
Me: My test is tomorrow...
--------> Imagine not having crippling Procrastination issues.
This is actlly one of the most helpful videos i've ever watched!! Explains why I didn't do as well for some exams compared to others 👀
Where would you squeeze in past papers
Thought about the same thing. I think I'd replace the third layer + the last 10 days with past papers. Or even merge them. All in all this method sounds brilliant.
i love your personality
Layer 1 ~ give each of your subjects 10 days. Thorough revision- in depth notes and explanation.
Layer 2 ~ give each of your subjects 5 days. Moderate revision- skim and make notes of the notes made in layer 1 (shorter notes)
Layer 2 ~ 2-3 days for each subject. Don't use the books and rely on your notes (made in layer 1 and 2). Brief repeatition.
Skim the night before!
The fact that 7 minutes into the video and I already like this method is saying something y'all THIS IS SOMETHING. I NOW ACTUALLY HAVE A SUMMER STUDY PLAN...YAYYYYYYY.
Girl, I think you might’ve just taught me how to get through university. God bless you!! ❤️
I feel like I used this method but tried to squeeze everything in 5 days not 80 =)))
OOF
Miss Varz: "give each subject 10 days!"
Me: I have 6 days to my exams and I have 8 exams to revise for.
Me: I can do this. I have to revise hard.
Also me: why not binge watch UA-cam videos.
😣😂😅😎
"I lot of us are just told its time to revise" It's so true!!! There was no revision lessons when I was at school / when I was a teacher. There should we weekly lessons exclusively for revision in year 11 and 13! Really enjoyed the vid!
Glad I found you, I have five days until the exam. I'm starting at Layer 2/3 as I can do both at once. I'll definitely be using this method for the rest of semester 1 and then for a semester 2. Thanks
THANK YOU! and yeh ngl I do need a how to revise ahhah
Wish I could use this - sounds so good!! In Australia at uni we have 5 days between our last lecture content and exams 😭
sometimes I have difficulties to study because I feel too much stress. If you can I would love to see how you are dealing with it because you are always so positive. I love your videos & keep doing!
this was helpful but I also think past papers are probably one of the most important things in revision. personally, I would put papers in at the end of every day/layer
I used this method when I rewrote 2 of my GCSE subjects. I didn't get two A* or even A's but I did manage to go from an F in Bio to a C and an E in Physics to a C as well.
I'd say job well done :)
Date today:
27/03/19
Date of exams:
01/04/19
04/04/19 (2 different papers)
Amount of revision done: None
sumayyah Islam me
I still haven’t done any revision and my exam is tomorrow
sumayyah Islam how did it go? hopefully you didn't do too bad
Amazing Trash I did pretty bad. The one on 1st got cancelled. Paper 1 (Maths) wasn’t really important it was just to see how much I learnt and I got 32/50 so that was pretty shit. Then Paper 2 (Physics) I won’t find out the results for at least 2 weeks.
I think your focus on how to structure your revision is sensational Vee and so often over looked. Brilliant
yes mom, I'm taking notes and following along as instructed!
How would you adjust this method for GCSEs?❤️
feel u
Start revising
its really the same just with more subjects dont panic
I love your energy! It puts me in a good mood:)
BEST video on revision tips I've found on the internet so far! Can you actually also make another video on how and what to do in the 10 days of revision and how to make notes?
You are actually the most amazing! I have learned so much from you through all your videos about how to just navigate academic life. Thank you so much!!! x
So I have 50 days until my first Alevel exam and for anyone thats short on time this is how I'm using this method.
I have three subjects and my first exam is on 16th (accounts) and business and economics theory on 22nd may. The economics MCQ is on 12th june.
I'm using 5 days for thorough revision of each subject. Currently I'm doing economics. So what im doing is going through the syllabus as there are 4 units. And doing 1 unit a day. That leaves me with 2 days for the lengthier unit. I will be done with the revision of all subjects by 10th April. After that i will be doing moderate revision 3 days for each subject that leads ne to 19th April. Then I've decided to do pastpapers. I'll be spending 7 days each on eco and business theory and accounts past papers (21days) that leaves me with 2 days for my first exam which I'll be using for the breif revision of my accounts exam.
Then i have a 5 day break till my 2 theory exams which I'll be using for breif revison of each subject.
Now I have 20 days till my economics MCQ which i can use to basically just solve past papers.
Inara
Just wondering how many hours you would do for each day?
@@arnelliarmus I'm doing around 6-12 hours a day, depending on the length of the unit I'm studying. I do have difficulty focusing so i do about 1.5 hours of study with 20 min breaks.
Inara how do you have the time for 6hrs+ on a school day? I’m just curious as we don’t get study leave until the exams start! So apart from holidays it’s difficult to fit in lengthy revision sessions
I didn't know what revision was until I... figured out what revision was.😂😂
That made my day.
Hi, I'm new to the family btw😊
Aaaaaahhh thank you so freaking much!! I don't know if I'll have time for this until my first GCSE exam but I'll definitely try this out.
i have exactly three months left! Gotta try and follow this religiously without procrastinating...
Hey UA-cam recommendations, where was this two months ago? You know, for exams?
I actually had a similar method in school and I have to say, it really works! I had straight As. But once I got into University (in Austria), it‘s impossible to do this, because, for most of the lectures, there are no books to go hand in hand with the subject and you can only take notes as the semester goes along. The professor then sends out their powerpoint presentations from the semester usually one week before the exam. I have no idea how to deal with it, because even though I study the notes since the start of the semester, they are usually not enough. Any tips on how to do this in only one week, for around 8-12 subjects? 😅
girl, you're an inspiration for me. i met your channel in last week, and wow. at first, my mother language is portuguese, so watch your videos without subtitles help me to focus in the language and, consequently, totally in what you're talking. study is very hard for me, mainly in the part of motivation and focus. your methody makes me think: "well, i have time. if this girl got, i can too. we are both humans lol".
that's it, vee. i'm grateful for your videos, for you be you, and share it with the world. thank u, again.
Vee, u're an angel, saving all of us from bloody and scary a level exams automatically makes you the best studytuber in the world. Thank you a lot!!!!!!!!!
I will do this method to learn and remember all the BTS's songs ~.~
I have 60 days for 5 subjects, even worse: Belgian universities continue giving lectures until a week before the exam, is there any way to save this?😫
practice questions are SO important!! & make notes on the answers after doing the questions
If you have less time, shorten the time needed for each layer, but keep the same ratio of layer 1:2:etc.
Problem: My semester only has like 80 days in total I guess which means that I cannot do this. Yeeeet.
My exams start in may and I need to start my revision for GCSE'S 🙏wish me luck xx
Good luck
I just found out about your channel and when you started talking I started to smile. You sound so happy and cheerful and I love it! Keep up with that happiness of yours and also you were very helpful and I'll definitely try this method out, so thanks! You have a new subscriber! xx
My university has two exams every two months so we only have like 1.5 weeks to study... ☠️ it’s because we have new material until up to 1.5 weeks before the exam.
im in y10 and when she started adding up the days it made me feel like i've got no time left for my gcse's 😂
really helpful but how do I squeeze this in for gcse where there’s 10 subjects
I know it’s a bit late but use the revision you tubers out there, mind maps, quizlet. Use resources from school. Loads of websites now have notes for you too
If you have the time and wanna really push it, do two subjects a day for ten days. That’s 8 subjects, the other two subjects that can’t be pushed in should be minor subjects to read that isn’t that challenging. You can do reading for those two in between, even when you’re having breakfast or dinner read them or watch UA-cam videos on them, something must stick.
My method is try to remember everything in the literal last minute because I always forget and walk onto class like: We have a test?
Can't believe I didn't subscribe sooner! I love your energy omg!
I have 4 years left😂
Super helpful!! Probably a stupid question but do you do the days for each subject consecutively or mix them up?
This seems like such an underrated video, and a new method I haven't heard of. I'm about to start year 11, and will start this method this week & update after 20-ish days thank you !!!
Thank you so much for sharing this method I really need it. I haven't tried it as yet but from your explanation, I can tell that it will work. I was a very bright student but then I don't know what happened to me. Thank you so much you are an education saver.
That moment when you only have a month before exams...
When you have 5 classes and 5 exams back to back in like 20 days 🤙🤙🤙🤙
i love the positive vibe of this video.
love how you said it takes multiple layers its not like i struggle to start layer one
I wanna die. I'm in one of the hardest years of high school (its called "bachillerato" in Spain, its like the last two years before the university)
I feel like i dont have time for everything! I have an exam this tuesday, one this friday (11/22/19) three the next monday (11/25/19), two the next tuesday (11/26/19), one the next wednesday (11/27/19) and one the thursday, then the november 1th i have another and the 3th another one. And all of them are so hard and long!!!! (Like +25 pages each).
I am so tired so i feel like its getting harder to study bc my head needs at least, one week without doing anything :'l. I wish i could finish this year right now... But we just started the first semester.
Sorry for my english lol
bua muchisima suerte, pero creeme que se puede y que selectividad NO es para tanto, solo te asustan, preparate todo muy bien durante segundo as much as you can y te ira genial, mucha suerte!!!
@@belenvargas534 jo, muchas graciasss😭❤❤❤❤
is there any way to make this method work when curriculum is still being taught a week before exams???
When she said "at this point you can't learn anything new" I understood why I always failed my finals haha
Back here after 4 years since this really worked for me in high school😊❤
"if you have 80 days left..." welp, see ya later, i have one week
Does this method work for GCSEs??
I started practicing this method in form 4, now im a fresher and still using it. I recommand this sister
literally girl you deserve more views
I have 2 uni exams. One on 30th April and 7th May. What would you recommend for me to do? Plus loved the video!! x
This is the Oford Comedian master degree! You are fabulous!
everyone in the comments is talking about how they're watching this 2 days from their exams but I'm actually really thankful because this video appeared just in time for me to prepare for my uni entrance exams in my country LOL god bless
Love how you speak and explain it! Can't wait to try it, thank you so mucch
When you only have 40 days left to gcses...😂😂
THATS WHAT I WAS SAYING 😂
Miss Varz how do you think I should adjust it to 40 days? I already have all of my flashcards and proper notes done and sorted so my first layer doesn’t need to be too in depth since that’s already done so what do you think?
omggg same here!!!
This is kind of a silly question but I’ve always wanted to know since I would love to attend Oxford.
Is Oxford racist?
Is Oxford diverse?
Thanks ❤️
and is Oxford homophobic?
I hope you know how much you help people.. Welp you helped me a lot!!! You inspire me and get me motivated (knowing I’m literally the CEO of procrastination😭) Just seeing your smile and your beautiful eyes is a blessing!!! Off topic but you’re so pretty and your confident energy is EVERYTHING!!!! Thanks a lot! I’m 13 and I hope I will one day be able to go to Harvard😩💗