revision timetables

are revision tables truly effective.

Yes, if you set realistic goals with sufficient breaks in between study sessions. It is much better to know exactly what you want to achieve every day (in the form of a list or timetable) and tick off everything as you do it- more motivational than just deciding to 'revise today' :yep:

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flaurie

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Original post by cameron riley

are revision tables truly effective.

Yes, I would say they are, just make sure you make them sensibly, not sectioning off 15 hours of study for example.
Or you could make a weekly plan instead e.g. Tomorrow I will make sure I understand osmosis, do a quiz on active transport and make a mind map on cell differentiation (if you wanted to focus on biology)