Whether you're revising for English Literature GCSE or A-Level, and depending on which exam board is putting together your exam, your mark scheme will differ. That's why it's so important that you make this your starting point: ask your teacher what exam board is marking your exam and find their English Literature mark scheme online.. 1. Start Your GCSE English Literature Revision Early. This first hack may sound very obvious, but it's amazing how many students leave their English revision until a few weeks (or sometimes even days) before the exams. This is a big mistake as there's so much to learn. Our advice is to start as early as possible.
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This video explains how to streamline your revision and focuses in on how to select the most important poems to focus on for learning quotations.Although thi.. 3. Create revision posters for each of the poems highlighting the key features 4. Match-up poems according to CONTEXT, FORM AND STRUCTURE and/or LANGUAGE 5. Have a go at answering exam questions on the poems (there are some in this guide) 6. Have a look at the unknown poems at the back of this guide, annotate them then compare two of them. Contents
