1 WRITE A TIMETABLE
It's so simple, the hardest part is
sticking to it! If you struggle with
consistency just plan out the next
couple of days.
2 FIND YOUR LEARNING STYLE
Whether it's visual, auditory or kinaesthetic choosing techniques within your learning style will help you understand and remember the information better.
3 PAST PAPERS
'Past papers WILL save your life. Do them. Mark them. Get your teacher to mark them for you. Improve. You will thank me later.
4 READ EXAMINERS' REPORTS,
MARKING SCHEMES AND
EXAMPLE ANSWERS
These help you tailor your answer to what the examiner is looking for. Looking at these regularly and comparing them to your own work will improve
your structure and vocabulary. You can find them all online at your exam boards website.
5 TAKE BREAKS
Taking breaks enables you to come back to your information with a fresh outlook, making
you more productive. It also makes active reading easier and who doesn't want that?
6 PRIORITISE
The only way to prevent burnout and you being so stressed out that you cry when your fave gets kicked out the Big Brother
house (don't worry we've all been there).
-BLESSEDWITHBESTT
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