Penstripe Student Planner Catalogue 24-25 - Flipbook - Page 85
Revision Timetable
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- Get to grips! Be honest! Which subject topic do you dread doing?
Give that more time than the others because that is your weakest link.
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- Get a plan! For each revision slot you plan to use, write down the
subject(s) you will revise. You can use mornings and afternoons on days
you are not in lessons. Plan time off for good behaviour! Give yourself
breaks for leisure and seeing friends.
Afternoon
Morning
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- Get help! Ask your teachers about past papers, mark schemes and
useful websites.
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Evening
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- Get it learnt! Reading through is not enough! Try sample questions.
Ask someone to test you.
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Afternoon
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- Get it sorted! Sort through your notes and check that you have covered
the specification.
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- Plan backwards! Put in the date of the exam and then block out time to
revise that subject. Be sure to allow time just before your exam for last
minute revision. This will help you only if you have already spent time
preparing throughout the previous months as well as during the course.
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You will only do well in exams and module assessments if you revise. You
need to plan this so that you are ready to do your best on the day. It's a bit
like training for a race; you have to build up to the event. Here are some hints
to help you plan for success:
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