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do i just read cos ive highlighted it etc and i just have to memorize the information what am i meant to do? i dont know if i should condense them more since i would be cutting out valuable info so someone advise me?
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(Original post by bvfh)
make flashcards on the key things you need to know
make flashcards on the key things you need to know
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(Original post by briefcase)
subject and deadline?
subject and deadline?
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(Original post by dipper_19)
u gotta read over them regularly and try to stick it in ur memory
u gotta read over them regularly and try to stick it in ur memory
to be 'the worst' form of revision is it true?
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(Original post by Ilikerevising)
i swear reading is known
to be 'the worst' form of revision is it true?
i swear reading is known
to be 'the worst' form of revision is it true?
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(Original post by Imjustaloner)
It’s too passive that’s why
It’s too passive that’s why
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(Original post by Ilikerevising)
then how is reading it several times gonna put that **** in my fried brain lmao
then how is reading it several times gonna put that **** in my fried brain lmao
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(Original post by Ilikerevising)
i swear reading is known
to be 'the worst' form of revision is it true?
i swear reading is known
to be 'the worst' form of revision is it true?
uve made this revision guide so u need to go over it
just saying , i got grade 7 and 8s in my mocks, most of my revision was reading over my notes
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Well making the booklet was revision in itself so maybe start doing past paper questions. If you find any question difficult, use your booklet to help you answer - that way you're using your booklet and memorising it subconsciously and also getting exam practice.
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Now you've made the revision booklet, you should go through it and write yourself short tests on it. make flashcards on the parts you get wrong in the tests, and then start trying to do past paper qus or similar exam qus. Because yes - reaidng is really passive, but if while you read through it you make yourself tests and do a bit of testing each day you should be able to remember it much better. Also worth using sites like Seneca Learning and Quizlet for testing, as they will cover the topics but be in a new format which is much more similar to what you'll experience when you sit the exam!
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(Original post by dipper_19)
its only bad if ur reading something u completely r unfamiliar to
uve made this revision guide so u need to go over it
just saying , i got grade 7 and 8s in my mocks, most of my revision was reading over my notes
its only bad if ur reading something u completely r unfamiliar to
uve made this revision guide so u need to go over it
just saying , i got grade 7 and 8s in my mocks, most of my revision was reading over my notes
I’m trying but it’s just not working I have bio next wed and chem on Monday
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(Original post by sallyS22)
Now you've made the revision booklet, you should go through it and write yourself short tests on it. make flashcards on the parts you get wrong in the tests, and then start trying to do past paper qus or similar exam qus. Because yes - reaidng is really passive, but if while you read through it you make yourself tests and do a bit of testing each day you should be able to remember it much better. Also worth using sites like Seneca Learning and Quizlet for testing, as they will cover the topics but be in a new format which is much more similar to what you'll experience when you sit the exam!
Now you've made the revision booklet, you should go through it and write yourself short tests on it. make flashcards on the parts you get wrong in the tests, and then start trying to do past paper qus or similar exam qus. Because yes - reaidng is really passive, but if while you read through it you make yourself tests and do a bit of testing each day you should be able to remember it much better. Also worth using sites like Seneca Learning and Quizlet for testing, as they will cover the topics but be in a new format which is much more similar to what you'll experience when you sit the exam!
I will try and do that do you have links where I could find those topic questions specifically from past papers????
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