5.
REVIEW NOTES FROM CLASS EVERY
EVENING
After
school, review and expand on the notes from class. Reviewing notes helps move
material learned from short-term memory into long-term memory, which will help
next time you have a big test. Studies say that first revision should take
place in 24hr, then after a 7 days, then at least 3 weeks after, to memorise.
6.
Plan of action for exams while
you SIMPLIFY STUDY NOTES
What chapter
to read when? When to do last years papers? All this should be in your
schedule.
Make
studying less overwhelming by condensing notes from class. Underline or
highlight key words. Create visual aids like charts, story webs, mind maps, or
outlines to organize and simplify information and help you remember better.
7. DESIGNATE A STUDY AREA
The best
study spot is one that is quiet, well-lit, and in a low-traffic area. Make sure
there is a clear workspace to study and write on. Everyone’s needs are
different, so it is important you find a spot that works for you . Make sure
your pencil/pen eraser etc…whatever you need should be at one place so that you
don’t have to get up now and then to get something.
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