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Write all of your subjects, in order of what you need to study the most-least
Then, open the syllabus for the subjects and basically go through it.
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Don't worry lots of students experience this
the hardest part about revising is starting; once you've started it should be easier.
Here are a few things that might help!:
- Time tables, some people like them, and some people don't. Try and make a time table (but don't spent too long making it pretty! :P) and stick to it. Remember to give yourself reasonable breaks and to pay attention when you actually revise. There's no point starting at your book for half an hour, it's a complete waste of time!
- Subject tables, this is my personal faviroute and one I use most of the time. Write out parts of the topic you need to learn and once you've done it, tick it off on your subject table list. I usually provide myself a reward when I complete an area which is an incentive to work harder.
- Snacks and drinks, I often find a snack or drink helps me concentrate while I study, but I might just be weird
You need to keep positive and remind yourself exams won't last forever.
Finishing your exams and knowing you've done the best you canis a great feeling!
Last edited by RobertWhite; 08-08-2012 at 18:16.
