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I have cut out lots of a6 revision cards and I was wondering if people can send me some examples so I know how to use them?
I thought I could write the method in maths with and example on differnet colours...
unfortunately im not a full member so I cant access the really good revision cards on it so can anyone send or help me out
I thought I could write the method in maths with and example on differnet colours...
unfortunately im not a full member so I cant access the really good revision cards on it so can anyone send or help me out
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you dont need revision cards for maths seriously just practice then practice some more and some more....
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I use my revision cards by putting a question on one side and the answer on the other side for example
One side: how do you calculate frequency density
Other side: class width ÷ frequency
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One side: how do you calculate frequency density
Other side: class width ÷ frequency
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(Original post by negatron)
I use my revision cards by putting a question on one side and the answer on the other side for example
One side: how do you calculate frequency density
Other side: class width ÷ frequency
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I use my revision cards by putting a question on one side and the answer on the other side for example
One side: how do you calculate frequency density
Other side: class width ÷ frequency
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I used to do them for everything, virtually copying out a revision book.
But what I'm now doing is simplifying the most important things on only topics I struggle with. Here's one I did yesterday...![Image]()
But what I'm now doing is simplifying the most important things on only topics I struggle with. Here's one I did yesterday...
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(Original post by skhan99)
I have cut out lots of a6 revision cards and I was wondering if people can send me some examples so I know how to use them?
I thought I could write the method in maths with and example on differnet colours...
unfortunately im not a full member so I cant access the really good revision cards on it so can anyone send or help me out
I have cut out lots of a6 revision cards and I was wondering if people can send me some examples so I know how to use them?
I thought I could write the method in maths with and example on differnet colours...
unfortunately im not a full member so I cant access the really good revision cards on it so can anyone send or help me out
Circle theorems and parallel line angle facts are good and flash cards can really help to refresh memory on the day of the exam. Picture on one side, the theorem/reason explained in words on the other
Formulae that, when doing past papers, you find you forget or get wrong (e,g. Area and circumference of a circle, sohcahtoa, frequency density). Only make them for things you discover you don't know rather wasting time doing them for things you do.
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It depends on what you want to use your revision cards for, I usually use them to summarise key topics - with a heading at the top followed by a few bullet points (one of which might be an example) and maybe a diagram. I'm not sure how you would do them for maths though, it's more about practice than memorisation? Although I did make statistics revision cards at A level since there were a few equations and methods to learn.
The key is to make them as short as possible, just listing the key information - otherwise they may as well be a textbook.
Another method is to use them as a revision quiz - with questions on one side and the answer on the other. This was particularly helpful for me with chemistry A level, where I would write one half of a chemical equation on the front, then the products and required temperature on the back, for example.
The key is to make them as short as possible, just listing the key information - otherwise they may as well be a textbook.
Another method is to use them as a revision quiz - with questions on one side and the answer on the other. This was particularly helpful for me with chemistry A level, where I would write one half of a chemical equation on the front, then the products and required temperature on the back, for example.
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[QUOTE=gdunne42;54945805]You need to correct your card!
You get what I mean though it was an example. Always get it mixed up
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You get what I mean though it was an example. Always get it mixed up
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I write short facts/notes on my revision cards and stick them all around my room.
I've even dedicated a wall to maths equations.
I've even dedicated a wall to maths equations.
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