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SAM's Study tips No 4: Going over work as soon as you learn it will reinforce it better than leaving it to revise at the last minute.
SAM's Study tips No 5: Which revision technique works for you? - memorise, summary notes, keywords, diagrams, find out early and use it!
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SAM's Study tips 6: If you don't understand something, don't get stressed. Take action - ask your teacher or your class mates to help.
SAM's Study Tips No 7: Plan your work, but remember planning it doesn't mean you're doing it.
SAM's Study tips 8: Motivation. If you have a compelling reason to learn your subject and pass your exams, you are more likely to succeed.
SAM's Study Tips No 9: You can never study too hard or too much - but you can study too long. Take a break.
SAM's Study tips 10: Don't drink too much coffee, tea and fizzy drinks; the caffeine will put you on edge and make your thinking less clear.
SAM’S Study Tips No.11: Fail to prepare, prepare to fail. Plan your study and the lead up to each exam.
SAM's Study tips 12: Try to have one weekend day when you don't do revision or think about exams - you'll come back to it refreshed.
SAM's Study tips No 13: If you like to study to music, listen to something familiar - it'll put you in a more positive frame of mind.
SAM's Study tips 14: Eat sensibly – healthy eating can improve your performance. Eating little and often keeps your energy levels up.
SAM's Study tips 15: Work in 20 min bursts, have a 10 min break, start again. Build to 40 min bursts, keeping breaks to 10 min. Go!
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SAM's Study tips 16: Be realistic - if you think "anything less than A+ is a fail" then you are creating unnecessary stress for yourself.
SAM's Study tips 17: Only revise 2 subjects a day - more can confuse. Mix them up so you revise one favourite and one you're less keen on.
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SAM's Study tips 18: Avoid arguments at school and at home. They will upset you, put you under pressure and affect your studying.

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