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Best ways to learn and make progress!

Best ways to learn and make progress!


Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Best ways to learn and make progress!
What is the best way to revise?
I don’t know how to revise?
These are questions frequently heard in the lead up to end of year tests and external exams.
Many students rely on reading through information from books or listening to podcasts for their revision.
Research shows that the best way to revise and retain information is through discussion, experience or through teaching others. A great strategy is to involve family members during revision activities and ‘teach’ them the content.
Why not give it a go!

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