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    It depends what kind of learner you are. Do you learn best with visual things? Or reading? Or writing? Personally I remember things by writing them out (revision notes). Find which technique is best for you. Visual, I suggest watching videos, diagrams, etc. Reading, just read the textbook. Writing, write nice colourful revision notes.
    I also make up rhymes and things for exams ;D

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    Don't revise in the morning. Every time I revise in the morning I tend to forget either everything else I've tried to revise before, or I just forget it because it's the morning.. so yeah never revise in the morning! Always at lunch and night!!!


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    Now assuming it's some sort of vocabulary or questions that have simple answers, find some online tester or make one yourself, and just keep typing in the answers, and going back to beggining everytime you get one wrong, then shuffle order and keep doing it. Then come back and do it again later.

    Also what can help for other stuff is to revise in your sleep and try to remember by making it seem realistic and writing down what happened in your dream, [may need some practice], can really help Also good for practical skills revision
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    take breaks every hour for 10-20 mins and then you will find you canconcentratefor longer

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    I make studying fun haha, i use my phone (Iphone, Blackberry etc.) Then i just download different study appsIt worked with me

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    Some good suggestion.
    1) Use mind map. It help you a lot when you're trying to understand something.
    2) Use different colour of pens. Based on a research, your brain can work better and understand more detailed stuff when you use different colour of pens for certain information that you revised.
    3) Another suggestion will be making revision at early in the morning. Wake up around 4 AM, have a revision. It will work simply because you're really fresh. I can remember many things when making early morning revision than making late night revision. Trust me, it work like a charm.
    Last edited by Bodon; 16-01-2012 at 02:55 PM.



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    Listening to Music and Study in a Bright Room to make your Mood and Happiness Levels HIT THE ROOF! Gl on your Exams
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    Stick revision notes on your wall, read through them from time to time and you'll be more likely to remeber them!

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