Start early it may seem like it is
waaayy to early to start, but here's the thing: it is never too late to start studying for an exam, so start early and start now. Make a revision guide. List all the crucial things you absolutely have to revise for. If your teacher gives you a guide, ditch it. You know more than anyone what you need to work on.
other things won't learn themselves. i repeat:
focus on what you DON'T know.
Which means study by priority. Study what you need the most help on. Do not go in order.
You will run out of time to study things you actually need help on. So please don't.
Mindmaps. These are good for subjects like history and the sciences. It is much easier to
see all your notes on one page. So do yourself a favor and convert your notes into mindmaps.
After mindmaps comes flashcards. How I study is by first taking notes,then making a mindmap, and then putting the
information into flashcards (I might make a post :)). They don't always work for essay
based subjects so beware. But remember:flashcards only work if you frequently review
them.
Past papers. These are your friends. Seriously.
If you do past papers, they will help a LOT.
This gives you an idea of how the real exam will be.
Find
1. What was your favorite thing to do growing up?
2. When you were a child, what did you dream of
doing when you grew up?
3. What is your favorite topic to talk about?
4. What do you like doing so much that you lose
track of time?
5. Whose life do you envy the most and why?
6. What would you do differently with your
education if you got a chance to start over?
7. If you had 5 minutes and the whole world was
forced to listen, what would you say?
8. What would you do with your life if you had
no fear?
9. What would you do with your life if you had a
guarantee of success?
10. What would you do with your life if money
wasn't an issue?
-BLESSEDWITHBESTT
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