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MenuRevision Tips - Revision Skills

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Revision - summary

1. The secret is planning
Footballing BeeMake a timetable - plan your revision
Find more time - use any spare minutes
Practise regularly - daily is better than once a week
Plan for success - get an overview of the course
Use your best work - play to your own strengths
Get extra marks - here's a simple trick
Get an overview - how the parts fit together
Sample timetable - print it and use it

2. Revision techniques
Make a timetable! - plan your work in advance
Manage your time - use regular work slots
How to concentrate - avoid distractions
Take short breaks - you can have fun too!
Use your best time - revise at a time which suits you
Feeling tired? - don't push yourself to the limit
Quick tips - even short periods can be useful
Use prompt cards - revision notes in your pocket!

3. Create good conditions
Get the conditions right! - three things you need
Work in the library - a perfect place to study
Good lighting helps - give your eyes a treat
Background noise - make it helpful
Study materials - the basics you need
Check progress - help to boost your confidence

4. Get the right materials
Tools of the trade - the minimum for success
Coursework - learn from your mistakes
Making notes - revision should be active
Other materials - use everything available
Plug that gap! - catching up on lost work
What should you buy? - cheap and cheerful is OK

5. Mock exams anyone?
They're useful practice - learn from your mistakes
Make it easy - start with a short exercise
Try different ways - write rough drafts and plans
Mocks can help you - overcome writer's block
What's expected? - it's easier than you think
Self-help groups - work with your pals

6. Choosing revision topics
Make your choices - get the best results
Use your coursework - get an overview
Read your homework - learn from what you've done
Read teachers' comments - follow the advice
Learn the main ideas - and the key terms
Read course handouts - fill in the picture
Use past papers - know what's coming
Guessing questions - study question types
Memorising information - learn the basics

 
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