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I have 9 days until my exam, and I started revising yesterday and I'm struggling, I revised the whole day.
I began revising before the Easter holiday but I was given three assignments that month to be completed and it was due all on the same week for it to be submitted through turnitin, hence why I stopped revising. I have gone back to revision and forgot everything now but I am having a melt down or some sort, I also have another exam which I have not revised for and I'm not able to do resits because I'll be on holiday, which my mum booked thinking that I won't fail. One exam is constitutional/public law and its 3 hour exam there's 7 topics and you have to answer 3 should I just learn three topics in depth or learn all just in case (I know the 7 topics luckily) I have started making notes on my laptop so I can print it out, read, and add relevant case studies but some of the topics are in so much depth and now it's put me off revising and I'm laying back in bed . Help how can I pass this exam that is worth 70% and my other exam the day after?!
I began revising before the Easter holiday but I was given three assignments that month to be completed and it was due all on the same week for it to be submitted through turnitin, hence why I stopped revising. I have gone back to revision and forgot everything now but I am having a melt down or some sort, I also have another exam which I have not revised for and I'm not able to do resits because I'll be on holiday, which my mum booked thinking that I won't fail. One exam is constitutional/public law and its 3 hour exam there's 7 topics and you have to answer 3 should I just learn three topics in depth or learn all just in case (I know the 7 topics luckily) I have started making notes on my laptop so I can print it out, read, and add relevant case studies but some of the topics are in so much depth and now it's put me off revising and I'm laying back in bed . Help how can I pass this exam that is worth 70% and my other exam the day after?!
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Sadly, as you very well know this is your own fault.
You're expected to revise a little bit every weekend and especially during the holidays.
If you don't then you can pretty much expect you're going to struggle and potentially fail.
Best thing I can suggest if to revise all 7 topics as best you can, even make up flashcards, games etc.. and get family members to test your knowledge.
And last of all, get out of your bed and get studying! Yes, revising is tedious but it must be done and if you break it down into chunks, it won't look so daunting.
Oh and please remember for next year to make a study schedule and try to revise an hour or two each night. It really helps rather then cramming it all in at the end of the year.
You're expected to revise a little bit every weekend and especially during the holidays.
If you don't then you can pretty much expect you're going to struggle and potentially fail.
Best thing I can suggest if to revise all 7 topics as best you can, even make up flashcards, games etc.. and get family members to test your knowledge.
And last of all, get out of your bed and get studying! Yes, revising is tedious but it must be done and if you break it down into chunks, it won't look so daunting.
Oh and please remember for next year to make a study schedule and try to revise an hour or two each night. It really helps rather then cramming it all in at the end of the year.
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All you can do now is study as best as you can in the time you have left
Worst comes to worst, you will have to resit and wave goodbye to your holiday
Sorry but life's a pain sometimes
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Worst comes to worst, you will have to resit and wave goodbye to your holiday
Sorry but life's a pain sometimes
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Stop asking for help and do your work. You know what you need to do so do it. Wasting precious time isn't going to help nor is getting into a panic.
Relax and do your work. Simple.
Relax and do your work. Simple.
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Accept your bad decisions and make the most of the time you have now. Revise now and do your absolute best till they're over - end of.
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I'm in this position now with all my revision notes made
just a memory test now
I'm in this position now with all my revision notes made
just a memory test now
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If you made notes on computer, or have access to relevant material, I found mem-note.com useful for turning them into a flash card format really quickly.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
(Original post by Ness'B)
I have 9 days until my exam, and I started revising yesterday and I'm struggling, I revised the whole day.
I began revising before the Easter holiday but I was given three assignments that month to be completed and it was due all on the same week for it to be submitted through turnitin, hence why I stopped revising. I have gone back to revision and forgot everything now but I am having a melt down or some sort, I also have another exam which I have not revised for and I'm not able to do resits because I'll be on holiday, which my mum booked thinking that I won't fail. One exam is constitutional/public law and its 3 hour exam there's 7 topics and you have to answer 3 should I just learn three topics in depth or learn all just in case (I know the 7 topics luckily) I have started making notes on my laptop so I can print it out, read, and add relevant case studies but some of the topics are in so much depth and now it's put me off revising and I'm laying back in bed . Help how can I pass this exam that is worth 70% and my other exam the day after?!
I have 9 days until my exam, and I started revising yesterday and I'm struggling, I revised the whole day.
I began revising before the Easter holiday but I was given three assignments that month to be completed and it was due all on the same week for it to be submitted through turnitin, hence why I stopped revising. I have gone back to revision and forgot everything now but I am having a melt down or some sort, I also have another exam which I have not revised for and I'm not able to do resits because I'll be on holiday, which my mum booked thinking that I won't fail. One exam is constitutional/public law and its 3 hour exam there's 7 topics and you have to answer 3 should I just learn three topics in depth or learn all just in case (I know the 7 topics luckily) I have started making notes on my laptop so I can print it out, read, and add relevant case studies but some of the topics are in so much depth and now it's put me off revising and I'm laying back in bed . Help how can I pass this exam that is worth 70% and my other exam the day after?!
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If you made notes on computer, or have access to relevant material, I found mem-note.com useful for turning them into a flash card format really quickly.
Hope this helps
If you made notes on computer, or have access to relevant material, I found mem-note.com useful for turning them into a flash card format really quickly.
Hope this helps
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(Original post by Ness'B)
I have 9 days until my exam, and I started revising yesterday and I'm struggling, I revised the whole day.
I began revising before the Easter holiday but I was given three assignments that month to be completed and it was due all on the same week for it to be submitted through turnitin, hence why I stopped revising. I have gone back to revision and forgot everything now but I am having a melt down or some sort, I also have another exam which I have not revised for and I'm not able to do resits because I'll be on holiday, which my mum booked thinking that I won't fail. One exam is constitutional/public law and its 3 hour exam there's 7 topics and you have to answer 3 should I just learn three topics in depth or learn all just in case (I know the 7 topics luckily) I have started making notes on my laptop so I can print it out, read, and add relevant case studies but some of the topics are in so much depth and now it's put me off revising and I'm laying back in bed . Help how can I pass this exam that is worth 70% and my other exam the day after?!
I have 9 days until my exam, and I started revising yesterday and I'm struggling, I revised the whole day.
I began revising before the Easter holiday but I was given three assignments that month to be completed and it was due all on the same week for it to be submitted through turnitin, hence why I stopped revising. I have gone back to revision and forgot everything now but I am having a melt down or some sort, I also have another exam which I have not revised for and I'm not able to do resits because I'll be on holiday, which my mum booked thinking that I won't fail. One exam is constitutional/public law and its 3 hour exam there's 7 topics and you have to answer 3 should I just learn three topics in depth or learn all just in case (I know the 7 topics luckily) I have started making notes on my laptop so I can print it out, read, and add relevant case studies but some of the topics are in so much depth and now it's put me off revising and I'm laying back in bed . Help how can I pass this exam that is worth 70% and my other exam the day after?!
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