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Firstly, it can be very hard creating revision resources, so I recommend attaching a copy of your specification into AI and asking for revision resources, this saves time and allows you to focus on the task of revision.
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Secondly, I created a revision timetable, which stated what I would do each day, I also did this in short bursts of time (around 45 mins each)
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Ensure you have a dedicated study area away from distractions such as phone
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A final technique which you might find useful is called Spaced Repetition - here is more about it: Spaced Repetition
Repetition 1: Right after the learning session, take a short break, then test yourself on the new words straight away, before you go on to the next thing on your to-do list.
Repetition 2: Test yourself again either later that day or the following morning.
Finally, Repetition 3: Test yourself a third time a few days later – perhaps at the end of the week
Subsequent spaced repetitions: keep testing yourself every few weeks until the knowledge has either served its immediate purpose (e.g. you’ve taken the exam), or you need to prioritise your time on revisiting new knowledge.
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