Nine memes of Ryan Gosling telling you to revise for your GCSEs, A-levels, finals, whatever. Because we can never ever get enough of looking at his...

Right, so we all know A-levels, AS-levels, GCSEs, uni finals etc etc etc are upon us, and we're sure everyone's busy revising (ahem). And, the love...

We're pretty sure you've already been snowed under with revision tips from teachers, parents, your neighbour, your neighbour's cat, and everyone else ...

So this is it. Finally, after almost two years of mocks and modules and in some cases re-sits, I am finally entering the murky couple of months of GCSEs.

Stressed out students at Aberdeen University in Scotland are going to be given a special room on campus to calm down with puppies during the exam peri...

Picture this: you're revising. But you're not entering the realm of despair, wondering about flights to South America or what you'd look like with a moustache. How is this possible? The answer's not an app, robot, or human clone and you can't buy it on the internet. Here are the low-tech secrets that will take away your revision pain.

The way I see it, the fact that I have a constant mountain of papers and notebooks on my desk is a good thing. It shows I make a lot of notes at school and generally have such a good work ethic that I like to look over them continuously, which explains why they are spread all over my desktop.

Yes, it's the sad truth. Computers are becoming more powerful and they're making our brains less so, the internet is rotting the minds of the university generation. Online procrastination is a scourge with many students spending hours devising ways to avoid its virtual tentacles.

I cannot study. Simple as. It's just something I don't seem to be able to do and that is not a good trait to have as an A-Level student hoping to progress into further education. But who can blame me? Revision's dull.

The apps reviewed are excellent additional revision resources and learning aids and a lot of them are totally free. I would recommend that both students and their parents get to grips with what's out there to help with revision planning, note-taking, data storage, grammar aids and exam count downs.

By now you'll be knee deep in revision and bored to death with being told how to revise. So, we've decided to give you a well earned break in the f...

It's no secret that most students practically live off caffeine. After all, it's always the perfect saviour to these recurring situations at university. But does it ACTUALLY help our ability to concentrate and complete our work? Or is caffeine our most dangerous faux friend?

Students from schools and universities alike are knee-deep in exams and have no doubt been inundated with revision tips from parents, friends, teacher...

Opportunities to be a true 'lad' are thin on the ground during exam season, with revision and textbooks an albatross to the rough and tumble of the la...

We all know revision is one of life's chores which can't be avoided. Some may need complete silence to revise; others find soothing background mus...

Everyone knows the best way to ace exams is to carefully plan throughout the year, transferring each lesson or lecture onto cue cards and going over t...