What are the best revision apps?

1) Revision App (iOS, free) With more than a million revision notes, flashcards and quizzes covering a wide variety of subjects from the GCSE and AS/A-level syllabuses, the Revision App is the perfect exam aide.

What are the best GCSE revision websites?

Best Websites for Revision:

• BBC Bitesize has a variety of interactive notes and tests.
• Seneca, that’s us!
• Tutor2u has partnered with teachers & schools to share their best materials.
• GoConqr lets you make flashcard, mind-maps, and slide decks.
• Quizlet is a different website that allows you to make flashcards.

What is the best way to revise for GCSE?

How to revise for GCSEs

1. Start early. Getting an early start on your revision is only a good thing.
2. Make a revision timetable. Creating a revision timetable should be your first step.
3. Set mini goals.
4. Mix it up.
5. Revise with others.
6. Practice papers.
7. Take breaks.
8. Move around.

Is 2 Months enough to revise for GCSEs?

Because most students study between 8 and 12 subjects, this means that you need to revise for two to three months. This means starting on (or around) the 10th of March. Starting two or three months in advance is definitely a good starting point for planning your revision.

Which is the best app to revise for GCSE?

The EdPlace app stands out to be one of the best revision apps for GCSE. The app plays a role in helping each child achieve their very best when revising for GCSE English, maths, and science. Students are offered access to 1000 interactive tutorial worksheets, assessments, and revision practice papers.

Which is the best revision app for TES?

We have some useful articles on using Quizlet in religious studies and geography, and if you go over to our Tes Quizlet hub, you’ll find heaps of resources for KS3 and 4 for a host of subjects. If you want a revision app that covers every exam board, with teacher tools and parental functions, try GCSE Pod.

Which is the best app for revising essays?

Paid upgrades available. Many students find visual learning a helpful revision tactic. Visual study techniques like mind-mapping can really help dyslexic students, for example. The iMindMap lets you connect ideas in an easy, visual way with mindmaps. It helps condense huge essays into little bite-sized chunks. Price: FREE. Paid upgrades available.

What do you need to know about revision quizzes?

They are full of thousands of questions and detailed explanations that have been written by teachers to guide you to the most relevant facts that you need to know for your exams. We aim to make your revision engaging, interactive and fun. Our revision quizzes are now available on our website as well as on our mobile apps.