How to pass your PE exam

GCSE and A-level PE are popular subjects for many high school and college students. It is fun, and something that can open the door to a variety of degrees, including Sports Science. Passing your PE exam is all about being prepared for it. Here are a few ways that you can use in order to become prepared for the GCSE PE course exam.

Study throughout the year

Rather than leaving everything until the last minute, you should study throughout the year. Make some cue cards at the end of the lesson, which cover the important facts that you've learnt. They'll be fresh in your memory, which means that you'll remember more of the side-remarks that were made about the subject. Use your cue cards throughout the whole year When you've made your cue cards, don't let them sit in your desk drawer, or at the bottom of your bag. You need to use them. You'll have practice tests during the terms. So, take out your cards and study from them. This is also a great way to make sure that you have everything written down properly, and you can adapt the cards if you need to.

Take practice tests

Past papers will be available in your school, so you should use them. You don't need to pay to take any past papers, and answers will also be made available to you so that you can check your work. The benefit of these free exams is that they'll be structured and worded in the same way that your PE exam will be. Use the results in order to know what you need to study on There are chances that some areas of the subject will need more work than others. By taking the practice tests, you'll know where you need to study more. However, that doesn't mean that you can forget other areas in your PE revision - it just means that you don't need to work too hard on remembering them.

Use online help

There are a variety of online revision notes and guides that you can use to help you with studying. The GCSE Bitesize PE programme is just one option that's available to you. Do a search for available options, and ask your teacher for more information. Get revision guides The revision guides are designed to help you with your exams. They'll have all the topics that you'll need to cover as well as practice tests at the back. You can get revision guides for A-level and GCSE studies, and many are available in your local book shop or online.