Revision

[Forceape]

Alot of members here will be having tests come up, so what are your tips for revision, cause i know just reading a book again and again just don't do sh.... Nothing :wink:

[Phil]

Well my tip is start revising early. Don't leave it till the night before or a few days before. It really helps. I know it's a pain, but it you will see the diference :wink:

[Dadevilsidol]

Revision bites. I been trying. First thing I did was consolidate all my notes (or lack of). At the end of the day there is only so much you can remember. If you have loads of theories to learn pick the most important ones and their corresponding criticisms. You can then adapt them to fit almost any question! Make sure you do read over everything, you will be surprised once you start writing in an exam how much more comes flooding back. well, that's what I'm banking on!

[fakeeoghan]

Just wing it. Works for me :wink:

[Pete_the_Viscous]

They say that working is the only way for most people to revise. I suppose it works, too. Try re-doing any homeworks you have, or if you have a load of notes, re-write them in other words (i.e. say it differently, so you have to think about what it means).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I don't know... Oh well. You know what I think is really stupid? Study leave. I think I probably work better at college than at home (I work more, at any rate), and at college there are tutors to ask questions of. What, then, is the point in sending people home so that they can get the most out of their time?

[lunchbox456]

Cram.

[mad4u689]

I've heard you're supposed to do active studying and such, but I never really do... :oops: I tend to just read over things I didn't know well, if I do anything at all, and hope I'm good :D

[edge0303]

i dun revise for my tests.just 'screen' thru those topics that are tested.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

in fact,i dun even know how to revise :oops: