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Old 23-06-2004, 11:59   #5
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Re: revision tips

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Originally Posted by Indians
What worked for me was going through the material and writing out on another sheet of paper the 'key' points and things I always had trouble remembering, like a 'crib' sheet. i.e. if you were allowed to take a few notes into an exam, what would you take ?
I would carry it with me and read through it whenever I had a spare few minutes. I found that both writing stuff out again and reviewing it often was enough to let it sink in.
the problem is dave obviously gets bored quickly.... i admit that was the type of thing i did as well indians..... although i admit i seemed to spend a lot of time on messanger and on the forum when i was meant to be revising....

another thing i found that helped was, my best friend (who i lived with and did the same course) never did any revision, so the day before the exam i would teach her everything we had done on the course
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