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17 May 2013
This is a great video, that will help
17 May 2013
ok thank you very much :D
18 May 2013
Make a timetable and make sure you stick to it and don't leave revision too late, I have exams starting Monday :)
18 May 2013
will do! thanks! i have exams on monday to wednesday next week!! :S
18 May 2013
If you are someone who learns like me, by visualization; creating a mind map could be extremely helpful. I never used to do them because i liked my notes neat and i can not write in a straight line without any lines, but they actually worked for me this year.
Write the basics on one page and learn that and when you are in the exam you think of what was on the mindmap and that should lead to all the facts of whatever word/phrase was on the mind map.
19 May 2013
Additionally, working with a partner can also be effective.
I would be happy to help you with this if you still require some help.
19 May 2013
either revise with friends, use sticky notes, use a mind map because the brain works better and remembers things better when using a mind map. And also use pictures to help you remember things better as your brain learns better visually as well another thing is not to try remembering what your saying word for word as you may find it difficult what you an do is to talk about it to your self because then you put it in your own words and you remember it better that way. i hope this helped you :)
19 May 2013
thanks for the tip guys!! @hayleyanderson and I also like
21 May 2013
....I also to keep my work neat, I can not write on a straight line as it goes horrible wrong but the mind map works and I used it for all my revision! thank you!
21 May 2013
@megancrayfordnoble- thank you for the tip! i'll try the 'quizzing with a friend' next time as I have finished my exams today! :D
21 May 2013
I see your questions have been answered, however... Good luck for your exams today! :)
23 May 2013
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