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How do you revise in an hour?
Take a 5 to 10-minute break every hour to give your brain chance to relax. Don't over read, give yourself time to rest your mind. To test your progress, before starting revision, take a blank page and write on it whatever you remember of the chapter. Then, compare it with your notes.
How do you revise in a few hours?
Believe in yourself and reward yourself! Take a 5 to 10-minute break every hour to give your brain chance to relax. Don't over read, give yourself time to rest your mind. To test your progress, before starting revision, take a blank page and write on it whatever you remember of the chapter. Don't get stressed out!
How do you revise a few hours before an exam?
Same old, same old Get up early and get going. Ask those around you for help. Review summaries, rather than full notes. Turn off the technology. Avoid stress including in other people. Consider taking a longer break: the whole afternoon and evening off. Get everything ready for the morning.
How many hours should I revise per subject?
Instead aim for 30-45 minute sessions with short breaks in between and ideally no more than 4 hours of study per day. This way you'll have more productive bursts of revision, rather than trying to cram multiple subjects for hours on end.
Should I revise on the day of my exam?
A leisurely breakfast and a walk to school is a good start on any exam morning. Do not cram new information in the night before an exam. Relax, if you can, by lightly reading over your notes for the next day.
How can I revise fast?
Use lecture slides and past papers. Study without technology and social media. Re-read your lecture notes and highlight. Condense the information. Eat healthy brain food. Use memory tricks. Memorize some important names and dates. Take breaks between each topic.
How do you make a last minute revision effective?
PLAN YOUR TIME. You may already have a revision plan but as the exams draw closer it's worth working out a plan for your last minute revision. Prioritize YOUR TIME. START EARLY. GET RID OF DISTRACTIONS. DON'T JUST READ. TAKE A BREAK. REVISE EVERYWHERE. MAKE A CHEAT SHEET.
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