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i am struggling with exam stress and want to learn new techniques on how to revise. please reply telling me what revision techniques worked for you and ones you think are effective X
i am struggling with exam stress and want to learn new techniques on how to revise. please reply telling me what revision techniques worked for you and ones you think are effective X
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(Original post by tasneem.016)
hiiii!
i am struggling with exam stress and want to learn new techniques on how to revise. please reply telling me what revision techniques worked for you and ones you think are effective X
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i am struggling with exam stress and want to learn new techniques on how to revise. please reply telling me what revision techniques worked for you and ones you think are effective X
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First lets deal with the stress, so you need to exercise regularly, eat nutritionally well, drink enough water, and get enough rest. Meditation is a good anti stress practice as is yoga or just taking a walk in the park. Remember it's about balance and you need to pace yourself so you peek at exam time.
Now for revision - there are a lot of methods and I used the top three in the following list:
Mind maps
Flash Cards
Cheat sheets
Dance movements
Poems
Lyrics
Watching You Tube videos
Practice papers (especially for maths)
Journey method
Loci method
Roman room method
Parrot fashion
Now for revision - there are a lot of methods and I used the top three in the following list:
Mind maps
Flash Cards
Cheat sheets
Dance movements
Poems
Lyrics
Watching You Tube videos
Practice papers (especially for maths)
Journey method
Loci method
Roman room method
Parrot fashion
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A cheat sheet is one page full of everything you need to learn.
Here's one for Physics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOOBTuY7aj0
Examples for maths
https://www.google.com/searchq=maths...w=1366&bih=626
You can do one for each subject or do sub categories. I did one for each paper in English language, then separate ones for technical devices and sentence structure.
Anything you think you will need to remember goes on the sheet, and then that becomes your key revision guide of must knows. You can always add things later once you know the basics on the sheet.
Here's one for Physics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOOBTuY7aj0
Examples for maths
https://www.google.com/searchq=maths...w=1366&bih=626
You can do one for each subject or do sub categories. I did one for each paper in English language, then separate ones for technical devices and sentence structure.
Anything you think you will need to remember goes on the sheet, and then that becomes your key revision guide of must knows. You can always add things later once you know the basics on the sheet.
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Quizlet is a life saver, has different methods for you to memorise information using flashcards, games and more
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^ I agree, Quizlet's helped me so so much! What kind of revision works for you depends on what type of learner you are. For example, if you're a visual learner, mindmaps and spider diagrams might be more helpful for you. For others, just rewriting notes is effective, or for auditory learners turning notes into songs works. 
Personally, I find mindmaps and rewriting notes to be super helpful.
Personally, I find mindmaps and rewriting notes to be super helpful.
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