High school

Revision in High School: Tips and Methods from 10th to 12th Grade

In high school, the nature of the difficulty changes: it is no longer just about understanding, but about absorbing an amount of knowledge that grows every term—dates, formulas, philosophical concepts, language vocabulary, and life science mechanisms. This collection brings together our books designed for high school students, from 10th to 12th grade, with the baccalaureate in sight.

The Great Book of High School Mnemonics

This is the most extensive of our three volumes of tips: 274 mnemonic devices and 142 exercises spread across eleven subjects, from math to philosophy, including physics and chemistry, history and geography, economics, and languages. Each tip transforms a tedious concept into an image or a formula that sticks—because a brain retains lists poorly, but stories very well.

Methods for the Bac, Not Just Tips

Memorizing is not enough: one must also know how to organize revision, structure an essay, or manage the day of the exam. The high school volume devotes an entire section to work methods and baccalaureate preparation, with concrete advice that a student can apply starting tonight.

For Which Type of High School Student?

For the student who works but forgets, for the one who panics before tests, for those who never really learned how to learn. It also makes a clever gift at the end of 9th grade to get off on the right foot in 10th grade—the younger sibling in middle school will find what they need in our middle school collection. Find all our volumes of tips, from 1st to 12th grade, in the mnemonics collection.