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Old 23-06-2004, 12:02   #6
Dave Stones
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Re: revision tips

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Originally Posted by Bex
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
i get bored quicker than you would believe... it's not right. i found a website which said what type of learner i was (yes, i got bored again so went hunting the interweb ) and it said i was an "auditory learner" cos i have to have loud music on in the background and find it hard to concentrate in quiet areas..... random.

anyway i will try out look cover write check and see if it helps... seems to be the best option at the moment
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