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Asked by make20yet to Sally, Mmboyi, Mike, Michael, Jacinta, Gliday, Elkana, Edna, Arnold on 16 Jul 2025.
Question: What things should I base on most when revising sciences?
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Michael Kimwele answered on 16 Jul 2025:
When revising sciences in high school, focus most on understanding core concepts rather than just memorizing facts. Pay close attention to your class notes, textbooks, and past exam papers, and identify frequently tested topics. Practice solving a variety of problems, especially in physics and chemistry, and ensure you understand the steps involved. Create a revision timetable to allocate time for each subject, break complex topics into simpler parts, and use diagrams and flashcards to aid memory. Finally, consistently test yourself, review your mistakes, and seek clarification from teachers or peers when concepts are unclear—this helps build deep, long-term understanding and exam confidence.
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Sally Odunga answered on 16 Jul 2025:
Sciences can be challenging, but they are definitely doable. Here’s what worked for me — and it might work for you too:
Have a positive attitude towards Sciences. Believe that you can improve with time and effort.
Practice regularly. After each lesson, go over what the teacher taught that same day. Practicing immediately helps you remember and understand better.
Use past papers. They help you understand how Science exams are set and prepare you for real exam conditions. Try solving them and check how you perform.
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