This page turns the video into a practical StudyIB guide you can revisit while studying. Use it to make the next step visible, practise with purpose, and check your own work.
When everything feels important, the order you revise in starts to matter. This is a small StudyIB check you can run before you spend another hour making the work look neater.
The weak default is letting mood decide: easy topics first, scary topics later, and urgent work everywhere. It feels productive because there is movement: more notes, more tabs, more highlighting, or a longer plan.
Choose topics by high marks, weak confidence, and near deadline. The best first topic protects the most score.
A Paper 2 essay weakness may beat formula recall if it is worth more marks and you have avoided it all week. Notice the difference: the stronger version does not promise to fix everything.
Which topic gives the biggest score protection if you fix it today? If you cannot answer it in one sentence, the plan is probably still too broad.
Apply the method to one real task today. Keep the attempt small enough to finish, then record what worked and what still needs attention.
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