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So i feel like i need to change up my revision style because i usually do condensed notes on A4 lined paper however its getting to that point where my brain just doesn't seem to want to remember the my notes in that format. However, i'm not too sure if flashcards are effective and can be a sole source for revision notes. Also i do find it difficult to read over my revision notes as there are quite a lot of pages to read over and i don't really get a chance to look over them too often. So i'm trying to find out whats the best way to revise chemistry. (Specifically A2 CHEMISTRY)
All advice and comments are appreciated
All advice and comments are appreciated
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(Original post by Priyanboss517)
So i feel like i need to change up my revision style because i usually do condensed notes on A4 lined paper however its getting to that point where my brain just doesn't seem to want to remember the my notes in that format. However, i'm not too sure if flashcards are effective and can be a sole source for revision notes. Also i do find it difficult to read over my revision notes as there are quite a lot of pages to read over and i don't really get a chance to look over them too often. So i'm trying to find out whats the best way to revise chemistry. (Specifically A2 CHEMISTRY)
All advice and comments are appreciated
So i feel like i need to change up my revision style because i usually do condensed notes on A4 lined paper however its getting to that point where my brain just doesn't seem to want to remember the my notes in that format. However, i'm not too sure if flashcards are effective and can be a sole source for revision notes. Also i do find it difficult to read over my revision notes as there are quite a lot of pages to read over and i don't really get a chance to look over them too often. So i'm trying to find out whats the best way to revise chemistry. (Specifically A2 CHEMISTRY)
All advice and comments are appreciated
For me personally, flashcards don't work as I spend more time making them than actually studying from them.
A common technique that people use with flashcards is the spaced-repetition technique, so try this out as it helps to consolidate long-term memory
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(Original post by Grade A)
There's no harm in trying to see if flashcards work for you
For me personally, flashcards don't work as I spend more time making them than actually studying from them.
A common technique that people use with flashcards is the spaced-repetition technique, so try this out as it helps to consolidate long-term memory
There's no harm in trying to see if flashcards work for you
For me personally, flashcards don't work as I spend more time making them than actually studying from them.
A common technique that people use with flashcards is the spaced-repetition technique, so try this out as it helps to consolidate long-term memory
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(Original post by Priyanboss517)
Yeah, that where i feel i'm sort of lacking in. Its the fact that i'm not re consolidating my notes and going over and over them to commit it to long term memory. By the time its exam season, it feels like it did not click as well as i hoped to for long term memory (This is for my technique)
Yeah, that where i feel i'm sort of lacking in. Its the fact that i'm not re consolidating my notes and going over and over them to commit it to long term memory. By the time its exam season, it feels like it did not click as well as i hoped to for long term memory (This is for my technique)
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The more often you go over notes, the less you'll have to do this over time as it will be established in your memory with enough practice.
The more often you go over notes, the less you'll have to do this over time as it will be established in your memory with enough practice.
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(Original post by Priyanboss517)
That's why i feel that flashcards would be easier to go over rather than pages of notes. Thank you for the advice!
That's why i feel that flashcards would be easier to go over rather than pages of notes. Thank you for the advice!
I'm in Y13 studying Maths, Biology and Chemistry after a strong performance at AS for these subjects.
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(Original post by Grade A)
The more often you go over notes, the less you'll have to do this over time as it will be established in your memory with enough practice.
The more often you go over notes, the less you'll have to do this over time as it will be established in your memory with enough practice.
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No problem. PM me anytime if you need help I'm in Y13 studying Maths, Biology and Chemistry after a strong performance at AS for these subjects.
No problem. PM me anytime if you need help
I'm in Y13 studying Maths, Biology and Chemistry after a strong performance at AS for these subjects.
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(Original post by chloesky2018)
if i do pratice questions everyday would i get a good grade??
if i do pratice questions everyday would i get a good grade??
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