Principles of Studying
Dr Eren Demir, an associate Professor at the University of Hertfordshire, has recently published a blog entitled “30 effective principles to studying: parents, children and...
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Dr Eren Demir, an associate Professor at the University of Hertfordshire, has recently published a blog entitled “30 effective principles to studying: parents, children and...
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Dr Eren Demir, an associate Professor at the University of Hertfordshire, has recently published a blog entitled “30 effective principles to studying: parents, children and...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Dr Eren Demir, an associate Professor at the University of Hertfordshire, has recently published a blog entitled “30 effective principles to studyi
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Every 1 hour revision session should be divided into three sections:
15min Review
30min Practise
15min Check
Refer to diagram above
Additional points to consider when revising are:
all required materials should be arranged beforehand so the full 60 minutes can be spent revising
revision should be conducted in a suitable place away from all distractions
rest breaks should occur between each 60 minute revision session
all subjects should be revised regularly to stay on top of things
3. When revising plan to start revision with the topic you find most challenging – don’t put it off! Target those specific areas first and then review other areas later.
4. Regular short revision of notes (15-20 minutes) is an effective revision strategy.
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