I don't really have a particular learning style, all I know is that when I revise I like to fully understand the information.
At the moment I revise using a question and answer format, Ill make a question or find one online best on the content I'm revising and then I will answer it myself.
The issue with this revision style in the fact that it can be quite boring, I am looking for other revision methods, that don't involve copying so much down.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Well, why would you have to copy down the answer? Wouldn't you print past papers and then answer the question? ^^
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I don't just use past papers. I write out questions that I have come up with myself by reading the content I need to learn, this means I am copying out answers to questions a lot, as I revise on pc and paper, as I use the repeating tatic to learn things and it can take up a lot of time.
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That's a good technique, well, many people use this technique as well because it's effective I guess. But if it works for you and if it seems to be the best way, continue doing this despite it being time-consuming. Other than that, I'm not really sure of other 'effective' ways of revision. There's always the making notes while reading and highlighting the textbook....
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(Original post by fayecrystal)
I don't really have a particular learning style, all I know is that when I revise I like to fully understand the information.
At the moment I revise using a question and answer format, Ill make a question or find one online best on the content I'm revising and then I will answer it myself.
The issue with this revision style in the fact that it can be quite boring, I am looking for other revision methods, that don't involve copying so much down.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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