Tuesday, 6 December 2011

10. Effective revision/ Exam techniques



The exams are getting closer and I started to revise all the subjects. I did not know where to start first so I've made ​​a revision time table in details to look how much I have time to prepare for my exams.  

In order not to mix up the subjects I took them one after the other. If I notice that one subject is more difficult for me, and I want to spend more time on it, to make sure I understand and that I revise correctly. I divided the subject into topics, I wrote down all the question and I tried to answer as many as possible, if I didn’t find the answer I’d go back and read over it again and again. I highlighted the key words to remember their meanings. I repeat aloud. I passed the time that I had in my scheduled for that subject, but at the end my revision was effective. I know that I am quite slow but this is a method that works for me.
As a guide I looked at the last exam papers.  They helped me very much, to see how the format of questions were asked, and I tried to answer them.
Here are some tips that I hope will help you to have an effective revision for exams :
·         Plan a revision time table
·         Break the subject in topics
·         Answer  all the questions
·         If you loss,  go back and re read  
·         Highlight the key words
·         Read aloud
·         Look after yourself
·         Don’t panic

Good look!


1 comment:

  1. Rodica, I belive this post will be of help to those who are planning to sit for an examination just as it has helped me. Thank you.

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