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Revising by listening to recordings?

hey guys i was wondering if anyone has tried recording themselves saying key points and then listening to them before bed or whilst sleeping, i was wondering if this would be a good form of revision.


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can't say that i've ever tried it or even thought about it but it doesn't sound like a bad idea. I'm more of a visual learner though so it might not work for me. What I have noticed is that when I repeat something to myself again and again before I go to sleep I wake up remembering it which is weird but useful. Hmm I might actually try it though even though I hate the sound of my voice on recordings haha
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Chewy29
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I did it for english to remember my quotes and geography for my figures. It worked for me because I did it while on my morning jog so It wasnt a waste of time.

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I've tried doing this but I ended up cringing at my voice and how childish I sounded ahah
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Phoebus29
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I have i did find it that effect but it was good for when i couldn't be bothered to do anything else. You can also download podcast if you dont link the sound of your own voice.
I don't like the sound of my voice either but I read aloud key points until I remember them :smile:
I did it to memorise as English essay I wrote the day before an exam (risky because it may not have appeared but it did!)
I was listening to it in the car because I don't like reading in the car but otherwise tbh it didn't help - I was listening to it before bed but don't think it helped me


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HasanAsim
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hmm i guess ill leave it,thanks guys!


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pinpin95
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if you dont like the sound of your voice, write out a script and ask someone else to read it out, then record their voice
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Llewellyn
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It is better than doing nothing (e.g. listen in the car or at points where you can't revise properly), but I always found writing to be the most effective form of revision.

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