AQA A-Level Active Recall Guides
AQA · A-Level
AQA A-Level Active Recall Guides
Question-and-answer revision guides for AQA A-Level, grouped by topic and worked in three passes.
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The 3-step active recall method
Re-reading notes is a futile process when your aim is to remember the information and successfully apply it in exam settings. Active recall is the method you use to ensure the information sticks for a long period of time.
But even active recall can be futile unless you have a structured way of implementing it. This is where the 3-step active recall method comes in, a structured method that is signature to the Levo Learning guides.
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Step 1
Answer up to 10 questions cold, closed book, even if you are unsure on the topic.
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Step 2
Answer the same questions again, but open book. Write the correct answer down even if it seems pointless.
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Step 3
Repeat as step 1 and answer the questions closed book again.
The same three passes are used in every guide, whichever subject you are sitting.
Questions
Which AQA A-Level subjects have a Levo active recall guide?
Biology, Business, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Geography, History, Law, Media Studies, Physics, Politics, Psychology, Religious Studies and Sociology.
How do the AQA guides work?
Each guide is a set of questions with their answers, grouped by topic and subtopic. You answer up to 10 questions closed book, answer the same ones again open book, then answer them closed book again.