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So What Exactly Are Maths Revision Blocks?
Excellent question! Maths Revision Blocks are a tool we offer here at GCSE Past Papers that break down the maths revision exams into manageable pieces for your student to use as practice for the bigger maths revision exams. Essentially, maths revision blocks are mini-mock exams for the mock exams; taking on these pieces section by section will act as a maths revision staircase for your student, as they climb towards the big GCSE exam.
On our ‘Take An Exam’ page, you can find all of our maths revision blocks easily under the “Revision Blocks” tab. Each of the maths revision blocks pairs with a correlating exam and breaks the exam up by individual maths concepts. This is to ensure that your student has plenty of practice and a firm grasp on each maths revision concept before they move on to the next one.
Our Maths Revision Blocks strive to help students become more efficient in their maths revision process and motivate them as small, achievable goals. See what these students have to say about Maths Revision Blocks:
Faroque Isbal | Student | Birmingham
Really helped me to just focus on getting the questions right. It's okay revising from a book but it's all too easy to jus look at the answers! That isn't something you can do with this site... Jordan Evans | Student | Birmingham
This was a real help to me. I really liked the fact that I could log each exam - that way I could see what I'd done and then come back and try and improve where I needed to. Lucy Savinger | Student | Warwick
A little biased I suppoes as I know Matt and Alison, but this aside - the whole process was really useful. Anything that puts relevant maths questions in front of me and allows the tracking of performance is a win for me. This works brilliantly. Getting Started & Getting Organized
For a student, the maths revision blocks are a huge part of getting organized with their maths revision. After they take their initial exam and develop a timeline with their teacher, the maths revision blocks will help to fill in the gaps between mock exams.
In combination with classroom work, book study, maths revision exams, GCSE bitesize, “working out”, and the examination of strengths and weaknesses, maths revision block help solidify the entire maths revision process.
Your students maths revision timeline may have these major check points with maths revision blocks included:
- Take Online Mock Exam
- Record Grade
- Examine Incorrect Answers with Teacher
- “Work Out” Weaknesses In Class
- Practice With Maths Revision Blocks
- Examine What I’m Still Getting Wrong
- Focus On Correcting Weaknesses
- Practice With Maths Revision Blocks Again
- Retake Online Mock Exam
If you still have questions pertaining to our Maths Revision Blocks, feel free to view details for each under the ‘Take An Exam’ option, or contact us directly. We’re always available and readily willing to get you the answers you seek about why GCSE Past Papers has everything your student needs for their maths revision!
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