Key Stage 3 Revision
It is never too early to start your Key Stage 3 revision. With Oxford Revise you can explore the most effective revision strategies and understand how you retain information! Key Stage 3 (KS3) is the perfect time to start some positive study habits that will help you later on as you approach your GCSEs. Oxford Revise is here to help you become familiar with the techniques that gets information securely tucked away in your long-term memory.
How does the Oxford Revise approach to revision work?
Through proven tools and strategies, our resources support you by boosting confidence, reducing exam anxiety, and maximising your revision efforts. The following features make Oxford Revise Revision Guides a popular choice for students:
Follow a three-step approach: Use Oxford Revise’s proven three-step method: Knowledge, Retrieval, and Practice. Master the material by first understanding the key concepts, then test your recall, and finally practise with exam-style questions.
Benefit from expert tips and guidance: Take advantage of advice from experienced educators and subject experts, providing valuable tips on how to tackle specific exams effectively.
Enjoy a user-friendly design: Guides have been developed to reduce the cognitive load – so you can clearly understand the key knowledge and skills you need. With clear explanations and an easy-to-use format, their layout helps you manage your study time efficiently and with fewer distractions
Comprehensive Science Revision Guide: This provides everything you need for Key Stage 3 exams.
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Key Stage 3 (KS3) Science Revision Guide
Develop a positive approach to revision with this specially designed revision guide for KS3 Science. It’s for you if you’re in Year 7, 8 or 9 and want to revise and practice what you’re learning in your science lessons.
Good study habits at KS3
Your GCSE exams might seem like a long way away, but there is a lot you can do now to make your life easier when you get to Year 11. Primrose Kitten explains how revising little and often will help you with your tests throughout Key Stage 3 and beyond.