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1. REVISION
TECHNIQUES.
BY NISHIT GAJJAR
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2. 1. PLAN
• Make a list of all exams and the amount of time you think will need
for each one .
• Plan the time carefully allow more time for those subjects you find
more difficult.
• Set out a revision timetable and plan ahead.
• Start revising approximately 6 weeks before the exams.

3. 2. TIME OUT
• Don’t do it all at once, do little and often.
• When having breaks do something totally different.
• Make sure you have breaks often.
• Have a variety of subjects , after breaks change on to a different
subject.

4. 3. BREAK IT DOWN.
• Spilt Each subject into topic , then
revise the sections.

5. 4. POSITIVE THINKING.
•During revision and before exams stay positive……..
•I will pass this exam !! Etc.
•Take any negative influences out of your life eg. Bad
friends.

6. 5. BAD ADVICE
• Don’t take notice of how your friends revise do what feels most
comfortable for you and what is for the best.
• Don’t let parents/friends put too much pressure on you, only enough
to motivate not stressing you out.
• Don’t stay up late the night before, you do not want to be tired on the
day.
• Don’t get stressed out, eat properly and get plenty of sleep.

7. 6. ENVIRONMENT.
•Be in comfortable place where you know you
can concentrate. Some people have music on
but others prefer a peaceful environment it is up
to you.

8. 7. PEOPLE
•Friends; it may be good if you are struggling
with some work to go round a friend’s and
share ideas on the work.

9. 8. HOW ?
•Short bursts of revision of about 30-40 minutes
at a time are proved to be better and more
effective than spending long chunks of time
concertation lapses.

10. 9. FUN
•Make revision notes make them colorful so they
are more likely to remember what you need.
Stick the key notes to cupboards, doors, mirrors
etc. so that you see them everyday.

11. 10. DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES
•Record notes on tape/CD/laptop and then listen
to them again and again. Ask family and friends
to test you on weaker things.