How Do You Study?
Do you make revision cards or a poster? How long before you start studying for a test?
I hate revision cards because I like all of my notes to be all in one place. If I have a lot of equations I need to memorise, I just neatly write them all on one page. This technique always worked for me and I find revision cards messy.
I hate revision cards because I like all of my notes to be all in one place. If I have a lot of equations I need to memorise, I just neatly write them all on one page. This technique always worked for me and I find revision cards messy.
I start a couple of months before an exam, but only 1-2 weeks if it is a small class test. I use a mix of techniques: mind maps, flash cards, quizzes etc.
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