Revision/Motivation tips?
It's feb half term and I'm going crazy not knowing how much to do!! Some of my friends are doing quite a bit of revision, others are doing none. I really want to do some work but I'm not sure where to start, so to anyone who's been through/got any tips for this pls reply! 😊
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by asura20It's feb half term and I'm going crazy not knowing how much to do!! Some of my friends are doing quite a bit of revision, others are doing none. I really want to do some work but I'm not sure where to start, so to anyone who's been through/got any tips for this pls reply! 😊
What subjects are you doing and how well do you think you've grasped the material?
It's half term - so don't exhaust yourself revising - but I totally understand if you want to do some studying.
I'd suggest you pick your weaker subjects or topics and focus on those. That would be the most efficient use of your time, so you have more time to relax too, and any time you do spend revising will hopefully help you see the biggest progress. Good luck!
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by asura20It's feb half term and I'm going crazy not knowing how much to do!! Some of my friends are doing quite a bit of revision, others are doing none. I really want to do some work but I'm not sure where to start, so to anyone who's been through/got any tips for this pls reply! 😊
Hi @asura20
I would recommend trying to make a plan of what revision you are going to do during the half-term. You could maybe pick a couple of things from each subject that you want to revise. This could be based on the areas that you feel less confident in.
However, it is also really important that you do take a break and spend time relaxing and doing things that you enjoy.
Hope that helps!
Sophie.
BCU Student Rep.
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by BCU Student RepHi @asura20
I would recommend trying to make a plan of what revision you are going to do during the half-term. You could maybe pick a couple of things from each subject that you want to revise. This could be based on the areas that you feel less confident in.
However, it is also really important that you do take a break and spend time relaxing and doing things that you enjoy.
Hope that helps!
Sophie.
BCU Student Rep.
I would recommend trying to make a plan of what revision you are going to do during the half-term. You could maybe pick a couple of things from each subject that you want to revise. This could be based on the areas that you feel less confident in.
However, it is also really important that you do take a break and spend time relaxing and doing things that you enjoy.
Hope that helps!
Sophie.
BCU Student Rep.
Thanks!
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