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Many people say they use classical / study music when revising their a levels, especially when memorising content. They say it takes revision to another level.
Anyone else out there who uses this type of music when revising who wouldn't mind sharing their views regarding this? Has anyone even tried doing this? if so, what was the outcome.
i tried it and to be fair there was no difference as i was in a silent room anyway.
Anyone else out there who uses this type of music when revising who wouldn't mind sharing their views regarding this? Has anyone even tried doing this? if so, what was the outcome.
i tried it and to be fair there was no difference as i was in a silent room anyway.
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Forget A-level, I even did that at university.
The point is that music makes you feel happy and relaxed, so you don't feel bored when revising.
Of course, everyone's different, but it worked well for me.
The point is that music makes you feel happy and relaxed, so you don't feel bored when revising.
Of course, everyone's different, but it worked well for me.
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(Original post by Shamim1)
Many people say they use classical / study music when revising their a levels, especially when memorising content. They say it takes revision to another level.
Anyone else out there who uses this type of music when revising who wouldn't mind sharing their views regarding this? Has anyone even tried doing this? if so, what was the outcome.
i tried it and to be fair there was no difference as i was in a silent room anyway.
Many people say they use classical / study music when revising their a levels, especially when memorising content. They say it takes revision to another level.
Anyone else out there who uses this type of music when revising who wouldn't mind sharing their views regarding this? Has anyone even tried doing this? if so, what was the outcome.
i tried it and to be fair there was no difference as i was in a silent room anyway.
Film soundtracks are great IMO!
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I find any type of music motivates me really, not necessarily 'classical'. I listen to German music when doing my AS German work and... usually when doing my other work also haha.
I am skeptical about the benefits.
I am skeptical about the benefits.
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Forget A-level, I even did that at university.
The point is that music makes you feel happy and relaxed, so you don't feel bored when revising.
Of course, everyone's different, but it worked well for me.
Forget A-level, I even did that at university.
The point is that music makes you feel happy and relaxed, so you don't feel bored when revising.
Of course, everyone's different, but it worked well for me.
) However when I revise from I notes I dont have any music it just my loud voice
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Forget A-level, I even did that at university.
The point is that music makes you feel happy and relaxed, so you don't feel bored when revising.
Of course, everyone's different, but it worked well for me.
Forget A-level, I even did that at university.
The point is that music makes you feel happy and relaxed, so you don't feel bored when revising.
Of course, everyone's different, but it worked well for me.
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What did you do a uni? Were your alevels good?
What did you do a uni? Were your alevels good?
Btw I wouldn't recommend listening to classical music. That would just make revision even more boring
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Maths @ Imperial, and A*A*A
Btw I wouldn't recommend listening to classical music. That would just make revision even more boring
Maths @ Imperial, and A*A*A
Btw I wouldn't recommend listening to classical music. That would just make revision even more boring
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Wow congrats. I thought you said you listened to classical at uni?
Wow congrats. I thought you said you listened to classical at uni?
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