Active Recall
Definition of "Active Recall": Active recall is a principle of efficient learning, which claims the need to actively stimulate memory during the learning process
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GCSE: Maths Formula Sheet vs Maths Formula Flashcards
Let’s say you’re preparing for your GCSE Maths exams and you’re faced with a significant decision – to solely rely on a maths formula sheet or to adopt the more dynamic approach of maths formulas flash cards.
Read moreSpotting and Overcoming Common Mistakes In GCSE Mathematics
The pursuit of success in GCSE mathematics can often be a tricky expedition. Yet amid these challenges, one potential ally in this quest is understanding common mistakes made by students during their revision and exams.
Read moreBreak Free from Math Anxiety - A Holistic Approach During Your GCSEs Revision Journey
A racing heart, sweaty palms, and a sense of impending doom… If it sounds all too familiar, you might be experiencing “maths anxiety”; a psychological condition associated with severe nervousness when studying or taking exams in mathematics.
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