Top 10 Revision
Tips
1. Make sure that your workspace
is peaceful and uncluttered: work at a desk or table if possible.
Have all your notes to hand.
2. Plan your revision carefully:
know exactly what each exam paper requires. Divide up each subject
into manageable sections. Allow yourself regular breaks and sensible
rewards.
3. Don’t leave your revision
to the last moment: start early and build it up gradually. Pace
yourself.
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4. Make sure that you get enough
sleep. Exercise regularly.
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5. Make your revision active:
read through your notes/textbook/revision guide etc then write down
the key points.
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6. Summarise the material:
use bullet points, key words, spider diagrams, keywords. Set out
your notes carefully- use colour to highlight the most important
points. Put your notes on cards.
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7. Go back through your revision
notes: try explaining them to someone else; test yourself or ask
a friend or relative to do so.
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8. Use websites to give you
a new perspective on your revision topics.
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9. Try revising in a different
location: in another room or in the school or public library. Revise
occasionally with a friend: set each other questions.
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10. Put yourself in the place
of the examiner: what questions would you set? |