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How do u make a revision timetable for the holidays?
Any suggestions or templates welcome and much appreciated?
Any suggestions or templates welcome and much appreciated?
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(Original post by Cay12235)
How do u make a revision timetable for the holidays?
Any suggestions or templates welcome and much appreciated?
How do u make a revision timetable for the holidays?
Any suggestions or templates welcome and much appreciated?
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(Original post by ellaswords)
pretty sure you can make them on here if that’s of any help 😊
pretty sure you can make them on here if that’s of any help 😊
(Original post by DrawTheLine)
The same way you would during term-time. Google templates and loads will come up.
The same way you would during term-time. Google templates and loads will come up.
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(Original post by Cay12235)
How dp u make yours
How dp u make yours
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(Original post by ellaswords)
i don’t have a revision timetable, my life outside of school changes too much that setting a strict plan wouldn’t work for me, i just do as much as i can, when i can.
i don’t have a revision timetable, my life outside of school changes too much that setting a strict plan wouldn’t work for me, i just do as much as i can, when i can.
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(Original post by Cay12235)
Which is how much each week.
Which is how much each week.
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(Original post by Cay12235)
Do u use it for yours and do u have a timetable example i could see
Do u use it for yours and do u have a timetable example i could see
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(Original post by DrawTheLine)
As I said - if you google templates hundreds will come up. They follow the same structure - a set of timings and then an activity to do in that timetable. We have been through this so many times, you do know how to make one or what you should consider.
As I said - if you google templates hundreds will come up. They follow the same structure - a set of timings and then an activity to do in that timetable. We have been through this so many times, you do know how to make one or what you should consider.
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I personally do not use timetables during the holiday as they are tricky to stick to. So instead I make a list of everything that I need to revise and get done and prioritise everything in order and then start my revision.
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(Original post by Mariapadilla)
I personally do not use timetables during the holiday as they are tricky to stick to. So instead I make a list of everything that I need to revise and get done and prioritise everything in order and then start my revision.
I personally do not use timetables during the holiday as they are tricky to stick to. So instead I make a list of everything that I need to revise and get done and prioritise everything in order and then start my revision.
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The bit that I do not like about timetables is that you cannot always sick to them. Sometimes you need to prioritise another subject or there is just too much homework. For the lists I sometimes use lines paper or if I’m travelling I use this app called todoist
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(Original post by Mariapadilla)
The bit that I do not like about timetables is that you cannot always sick to them. Sometimes you need to prioritise another subject or there is just too much homework. For the lists I sometimes use lines paper or if I’m travelling I use this app called todoist
The bit that I do not like about timetables is that you cannot always sick to them. Sometimes you need to prioritise another subject or there is just too much homework. For the lists I sometimes use lines paper or if I’m travelling I use this app called todoist
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