Speech persuading Year 11 students of the importance of revising now for their GCSE exams

So how did Sarah revise well for her exams? Reminisce, firstly. We need to highlight the fact that you all should have been in education for about ten years by now; about two to three years studying GCSE subjects. However, can I ask you how much work you remember from these years? Not enough! By going over her revision topics, Sarah did not lose any required memory and could spend more time learning new topics that she might have been unsure of. You can do this too! Determination, secondly. Having a fixed mindset and a sincere intention will be your fuel as you drive through the problematic road to success. For Sarah, this was one challenge that had stopped her from giving up. Finally, repetition. Repetition, repetition, repetition. Absorbing knowledge and acquirements of new and old skills need the frequent and regular repetition of the same activity- therefore frequent revision is necessary for revising the best you can. This helped Sarah to revise very well and hopefully, it will help you revise to the best of your standards as well.

What are the benefits of revising now? One example of a clear benefit is that revision would impact a great deal on your grades, making it shoot up drastically. Surprisingly many people do acknowledge this but do not always expect their targets to improve. One of the reasons is to do with target grades in which teachers label their students However should you really live up to that expectation made by only the teacher's direct thought based on what you should achieve not what you will achieve? You are the only obstacle from achieving your best, so prevent that obstacle by revising now.

To conclude, I'm not here to conjure you and I am definitely not here to tell you that you are too late to start revising, but I am here to persuade you that you should start revising now. I want you to let go of that brazen facade you are wearing and start revising.