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Cover of The GCSE Technique Cards: navy, with the level and the title set large, and the Sessioned imprint along the foot.

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What’s included

  • Cut sheet, A4PDF
  • One per page, A5PDF

Files: Two PDFs — one A4 and one A5.

PDF, INSTANT DOWNLOADTHIRTY CARDS

Technique Cards

Thirty cards, one way of revising on each. Pull a card at the start of a session and do what the back tells you, in three steps.

 

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  • Thirty cards, one revision technique on each
  • Three steps to try on every back, plus the mistake that wastes the technique
  • A front that names what the technique suits, from facts and formulae to timed papers
  • A how-to-use page: print, cut, and keep the pack where you revise
  • Print as many copies as you need for your own use

Look inside

One technique a card, three steps to try

Front names the technique and what it suits. Back gives three steps, the mistake that wastes it, and roughly how long it takes.

Back of a card

Try it todayHow long
Techniques in the pack
Retrieval practiceSpaced repetitionInterleavingError log

Questions

What do I need to open it?

Any PDF reader, including the ones built into browsers, phones and tablets.

Can I print it?

Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your own use. Please do not share or resell the file.

Do the cards say what a technique will do to my marks?

No. A card is a method, not a promise. It tells you what to do and what commonly wastes it, and nothing in the pack claims an outcome.

How are they printed?

As a cut sheet, cards at a 5:7 ratio. Fronts print in navy or black; backs print as a solid navy block with light text, and the geometry is identical either way.

Which level should I pick?

Pick the one you are studying. Thirty techniques are the same at every level; what changes is what each card says it suits, and the examples on it.

Where this fits

Everything for this level sits together on the GCSE revision page, alongside the planner it is built to work with.

Planning the weeks is a different job from working through them, and it is free: the three-box flashcards keep every card in your own browser and move it between boxes as you get it right.

Goes well with

Past-Paper Log

Paper, date, mark, time and what lost marks. Twenty pages to fill in.

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Deadline Wall

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