English Language GCSE Revision
How does Oxford Revise support your English Language GCSE revision?
Whether you’re preparing for your exam or for a resit, we can show you how to make every minute of your English Language revision count. The Oxford Revise approach locks in knowledge and helps you practise your exam techniques so that you enter the exam hall bursting with confidence. Our approach includes:
We have a wealth of experience in supporting students for Edexcel, Eduqas and AQA English Language GCSE exams. The Oxford Revise approach includes:
- Knowledge organisers: Start each session with a clear presentation of key information, ensuring you understand the essential concepts.
- Retrieval practice: Test your knowledge with quick-fire recall questions to reinforce learning and ensure the information sticks.
- Practice questions: Engage with exam-style questions to build confidence and exam readiness.
- Expert tips and resources: Access videos, podcasts, and planners created by subject experts to guide your revision strategy.
- Personalised support: Use tools like revision planners and progress trackers to tailor your study plan to your needs.
Meet the English Language lead expert
Jennifer Webb: As well as being series editor for Oxford Revise English Language, she is an English teacher, Senior Leader and best-selling author.
Our expert authors
Author and Series editor: Dawn Cox
Dawn Cox
Series Editor for Oxford Revise, Dawn is an experienced teacher and leader at secondary level.
She has a Masters in Innovation and Leadership in education and is a Chartered College of Teaching, Chartered teacher.
With extensive experience in senior leadership teams, as an AST, Lead Practitioner, SLE and the Head of Religious Education.
How to revise effectively
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Big Manny's revision tips
Watch Big Manny show you his top revision tips; from switching between subjects to doing as many past papers as possible. What’s his number one top tip? Watch the video to find out!
