Revision Techniques

[Piglet]

Does anybody have any good revision techniques? So far, I've been reading through my revision guides, making bullet point notes, drawing diagrams and making spider diagrams the end of each topic.

[Treen]

Have you got some previous exam papers that you can do? I always found that helped me.

[Piglet]

Good idea. I'll have to look at exam board websites to find some though. Thanks

[mncavylover]

Revision for what? Sorry, I'm a bit out of the loop I see.

[tashagurl]

I have no clue what revision means. Your not out of the loop alone.

[TinaFabulous]

I think it means studying, but thats just a guess... Ya you are deff not out of the loop, I had no idea what it ment I just read the rest of the post and assumed that it ment to study.

[tashagurl]

Ooohhh, that would make a lot of sense.

[Piglet]

Oh sorry, yes it means studying for exams. I can't believe you don't use that word! Treen knows what I mean =)

[mncavylover]

I know, as you're both from England. =) Thanks for the clarification. We use revision for, say, revising a paper in english class, or going over something we've already studied, so that makes sense. We just don't usually use the word in that context.

Hmmm... I go through notes and highlight key facts, maybe that would help? Sorry I can't really help, as I don't know what your exams are like. Good luck!