can anyone please tell me what the best was to revise is???
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depends what kind of learner you are, aural, visual or kinesthetic.\naural - listening to a tape \nvisual - through pictures or rewriting things over and over\nkinesthetic- through movement, dance, assocaiting certain moves with certain things to remember.\nSo if you remember the words to a song easier than writing them down then you are aural.\nIf you remember seeing what you wrote or the specifics of something you watched then you are visual.\nIf you danced or ran or moved whilst learning and you associate a movement with what u were learning you are kinesthetic.\nOnce you figure out what you are then you can figure out ways to learn. So by recording yourself reading out stuff u need to revise might be a good way if you are aural!\n\ngood luck. from a visual!
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depends how fresh is your memory on the things you've learned. Chances are that you may need a refresher, so your best option would be to start all over. Otherwise if you can revise the material that's been taught to you sofar, you can resume your studies from the mid.
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try and make out a "revision timetable." To do this just set some time aside each or every other day to look over a subject that you are struggling with or would like to improve in. Always ask your teacher for help. Also you could purchase revision books from the likes of NPO, Easons etc which will have all the notes that you require for any subject (eg. maths, french, engliash, chemistry) All in all just try your best and you should be fine!
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tell her 2 make lists!!! i was so stressed out last wk. had to finish my personal statement, start revision for january modules,  do normal work for my courses and still be awake and alert for work at the weekends.\n\nJust make alot of lists - what you want to accomplish, when, break down large topics. With the personal statement BRAINSTORM!!! The first sentence is usually the hardest to think of. Try a quote maybe. But dont start with 'I' or 'My' eg, 'I would like to study.....' as it just sounds blah!!\nWish her gd luck frm me!!
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Write one. :)\n\nAre you looking for specific information, or just looking for one to plagiarize?
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Check out the Word Help File. In the table of contents, look for...\n\nWorking with Long Documents\n  Using Master Documents\n\nIt really should be required reading. I'm always amazed by the remarkably useful features in Word that no one ever uses. Document Revision Tracking anyone? ;)
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Just sit back a moment...maybe even get up for a few minutes and come back. I think your brain should be rejuvenated now. Come back and focus on the thing you need to get memorized. Say it out loud works for me, along with writing and trying to write from memory. If it's not important to get word for word down, write out what's important.\n\nIt's also helpful to break things down in paragraphs, one point at a time. When one is memorized, move on to the next, and review.
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which study notes is best for YOU depends on what your personal situation is! there are 3 prep notes: stalla, schweser, and CFA institute. my observations:\n\n1. stalla..i dont know, i havnt gone thru them. \n2. shwesers: very very very condensed and brief. If you`re a newbie starting from scratch, or if you are not from a finance/economics background, you`ll have a really tough time with these notes. they are good for revision AFTER  you`ve studie from some good source in detail, but as a standalone material, they`re not that great. use it only if you already are familiar with the basics. not for beginners. \n\n3. cfa institute: it`s an as-it-is reprint of the prescribed chapters from the recommended textbooks. they simply put together all chapters from original textbooks into one unit...nothing more. They can at best serve as substitutes of the real books. \n\n now i have no idea what your situation is...so decide for yourself!
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Go to the "Index" and high-light what you think are the most important articles. Did you take good notes during the lecture periods? If so, then you can pinpoint the things that the Professor (Teacher) may have dwelled upon during the lectures. Its very important that you pay attention during the classroom sessions because the Prof. is laying out the program for you and knows there are 3000 pages to glean and that its impossible to read all of them thoroughly. Therefore, he (she) has given you the necessary guide lines to follow for study.\n\nConsequently, the testing  will be on what was given during the lectures and subsequent information from the material in the book that you have studied as a result of the good notes taken during the lectures.
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make clear or understandable\n\nto explain , clarify , elaborate on , simplify .
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It would help if you would tell us what you need help with and how you got hammered. What was it about. How does it need to be revised?
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Im the king of cramming. (i dont however like to promote it cause it is bad). I just finished my final year exams at uni and for each module i more or less did a whole years worth of learning the night before the exam. Hopfuly i get the marks for theory but very little for understanding and application which are the most important to get the best marks.\n\nAt this stage you got a bit of time but just to learn the theory hopfuly your inteligent enough to understand and apply when it come to sitting the papers.\n\nThere must be one subject your prety much confident at. Split friday into three and do hard core reading for each module, be strict dont distract urself otherwise ull get no where (trust me i no). sat, split it between the two you find the hardest, maybe do a little revision at the end say half hour-1 hour on the easier subject before you go to bed. Sun get up early- you cant afford to get up late! do hard core reading on the two hardest and say about 2/3 hours on the easier one at the end.\n\nTips:\n\nAlthough you need your sleep get min 5 hours until after your finals. preferably keep it to 5 but absolutly dont let it go a second over 8hrs.\n\nget support from those around you- living at home? get mother to cook healthy nutritious small light meals and snacks. do not over eat or youll get lazy trust me i did the the day before my exam and could not concentrate on revision at all that night! this does not mean dont eat. eat freaquently and lightly and drink plenty of water its good for body and brain.\n\nif reading is not your thing write it out till you know it.\n\nTry not to revise everything. What has worked for me here in the UK is that i analysed the previous papers and also took into consideration what my tutors said what topics will be covered.\n\nGood luck mate i reckon you'll do well.
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First of all, read in English a lot.So that u will come to know various words & their uses. Try to figure out the meaning of new words from the sentence itself otherwise if u r finding it difficult, then look them up in the dictionary.That is about knowing more words.Once u know then start revising like u recall one word then try to recall the synonyms & antonyms of that word,Then after recalling all try to use these words by writing sentences.\nthis is the best way to revise.
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have you tried bbc bitesize, which helps with revison, it might answer the questions you need
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You can revise, there are many websites that will help you get used to the types of questions. It is not a bad idea to spend at least a little time getting comfortable with the test. Who knows maybe you will be able to identify where you have any weakness and can just improve that. It is your score, and if you don't care, no one can make you. After all you had 16-18 year of learning to prepare.\nGet good sleep that week, eat a good meal before you go.
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Start with your notes and texts.  re read what you have been taught then have someone test you.  good luck
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When revising for exams make a small diagram of topics to do with each subject. Then give each topic an initial and try and make a short word of each relevant initial. It's easier to remember the word which will lead you to other answers to do with the subject. I used this method of revising for GCSEs and gained 6 A passes.\nIf you have a sprig of rosemary nearby, so that you can smell it while you are revising, and you then take a sprig into your exam (if you're allowed) it's scent will supposedly take you back to the last time you smelt it thus helping you to remember the facts you revised.