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"Revision Techniques"

I'm currently on study leave from school now, and I was just wondering if any of you would share your revision techniques with me, I’ve got a whole load of CPG books, what do I do, take notes, read it or what?

(Sorry for sounding dumb, but I’ve never been big on revision and need some help)

I'm craping myself with my Uni ones.

Got them on Thursday, Saturday and Monday.

And not really studied only remember some stuff.

If you can get hold of past papers i always find them the best way to revise.

Do what you can on the test without looking at any books and then look up anything which you cant do.

No worries - best of luck.

Paradox: wrote:
> Read through your old books first, condense these into notes on paper
> or in another book. Then read through these until you think you know
> them
>
> Then go onto bitesize on the web and test yourself.
>
> Repeat

Okay i will do, thanks for the help

Read through your old books first, condense these into notes on paper or in another book. Then read through these until you think you know them

Then go onto bitesize on the web and test yourself.

Repeat

Paradox: wrote:
> i) Which exams?

GCSE's

Make cards with key points on them. Use Bitesize, or if your school has signed up to it, SamLearning.

Errr...or just don't revise.

i) Which exams?

ii) Those CPG ones are awful. they try and be funny and fail, horribly.

I'm currently on study leave from school now, and I was just wondering if any of you would share your revision techniques with me, I’ve got a whole load of CPG books, what do I do, take notes, read it or what?

(Sorry for sounding dumb, but I’ve never been big on revision and need some help)