How to revise after school when you’re tired.😴 | GCSE & A-LEVEL STRATEGIES⏰ ft. KraftGeek

How to revise after school when you’re tired.

Are you struggling to fit revision into your busy after-school routine? Whether you’re running around picking up siblings, trying to concentrate in a loud house, battling tiredness, or spending hours commuting on a train, this video is here to help! I’m sharing my personal, typical revision day plan to show you exactly how to revise effectively, no matter your situation.




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🔑 Here’s what we’ll cover:
*The Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule):* Focus on the 20% of effort that gives 80% of results.
*Revising in sections throughout the day* – no matter how little time you have!
*How to stop scrolling endlessly on social media* and actually get work done.
*Scientific, active revision methods* that will transform how you study.
Tips for handling noisy environments, staying focused on train commutes, and overcoming tiredness.


💡 This video is for everyone – GCSE and A-Level students who are ready to make real progress, even when life feels chaotic. By the end, you’ll have practical strategies to fit revision into your day and finally feel in control.


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💌 time stamps:
0:00 - 1:35 INTRO
1:35 - 4:10 1 (overcoming after school exhaustion - the 2 types of people)
4:11 - 6:48 2 (only 2 hours before bed?)
6:49 - 9:41 3 (long commutes “i have no time”)
9:42 - 12:10 4 (NOT revising after school)
12:11 - 12:45 5 (efficiency + libraries)
12:46 - 13:34 6 (mindset shift)
13:34 Kraftgeek Magstand + OUTRO


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