Article: Revision advice that will get you that A*

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What's your advice for super efficient revision?

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Sammy.A

What type of revision materials should I make for an auditory, kinaesthetic and visual learner?

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username2428827

Original post by Sammy.A

What type of revision materials should I make for an auditory, kinaesthetic and visual learner?

An auditory learner is somebody who learns best from hearing things. If you are good at memorising song lyrics, you are usually in some way an auditory learner. To make revision material for this, try making voice overs on your phone, or see if there are any songs about the subjects you are taking, and listen to them over and over again.

A visual learner is somebody who learns best from seeing things. You understand things by sight. Taking this into account, you could make Flashcards, or colourful mind maps, or even perhaps pictures which in your mind link a certain topic together.

A kinaesthetic learner is somebody who learns best from actually doing something and can recall past practical experiences. So for example, you could use flashcards to play a fact recall game, but the important thing is to study in short bursts because kinaesthetic learners are very 'figitive'.

Nobody is all one learner, for example I am mainly a visual learner, but I am also a kinaesthetic learner too, so I work well by making notes and going over them as I walk around in my room!!