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Study and Revision Skills

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  • Name 3 revision methods that would suit a visual learner
    posters, videos, mind maps, colour coding, note taking, putting info. with images
  • Name 3 ways you can ensure you get to work straight away, rather than wasting the first 5-10 minutes of your revision slot
    Having everything you need / using a timetable / know exactly what you're going to study / note down what you get done in each session
  • How long should each revision slot last?
    Half an hour
  • Name 3 revision methods that would suit a Kinesthetic learner
    flash cards, study in short blocks, revise with others, colour coding, doodling, moving whilst learning
  • What makes a bad study session? Mention 3 things
    no alarm / waking up late / no food / working in bed / poor lighting / being uncomfortable / not having all equipment
  • Name 3 of the Top Tips Beth ended the presentation on today (before you found out your learinng style)
    Take breaks, get outdoors, get enough sleep, stay hydrated, have fun
  • Why is using a variety of revision methods important?
    To stay interested / not find the work stale
  • Name 3 revision methods that would suit an auditory learner
    discussions, video clips, working in groups, mnemonic devices, asking questions, recording and listening back, avoiding distractions
  • What are the three different ways to learn?
    auditory, visual, kinesthetic
  • Why are taking breaks important when revising?
    To not find the work stale / to refresh mind before carrying on / to maintain efficiency / to reset
  • Why should you use a timetable?
    to get started with work straight away / to ensure you revise everything, not just what you like / to stay organised / to help you get started
  • What makes a good revision session? Mention 3 things
    alarm / waking up on time / no phone / having brekkie / not being in bed / having everything you need / using plan