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According to recent research, here are the two most effective revision techniques:
1. Self-testing - flash cards are the best way to do this. Review your notes and text book and make flash cards for the important concepts. I like the colourful ones at Officeworks.
2. Distributed practice - this is the opposite of cramming. You should start revising early and do a bit each week.
Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/health-22565912
1. Self-testing - flash cards are the best way to do this. Review your notes and text book and make flash cards for the important concepts. I like the colourful ones at Officeworks.
2. Distributed practice - this is the opposite of cramming. You should start revising early and do a bit each week.
Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/health-22565912
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If you are struggling at school or just want to do better, read this article on www.educationcorner.com on study habits. Here they are in a nutshell:
1. Don't attempt to cram all your studying into one session
2. Plan when you're going to study
3. Study at the same time
4. Each study time should have a specific goal
5. Don't procrastinate your planned study session
6. Start with the most difficult subject first
7. Always review your notes before starting an assignment
8. Make sure you're not distracted when you're studying.
9. Use study groups effectively
10. Review your notes, school work and other class material over the weekend.
1. Don't attempt to cram all your studying into one session
2. Plan when you're going to study
3. Study at the same time
4. Each study time should have a specific goal
5. Don't procrastinate your planned study session
6. Start with the most difficult subject first
7. Always review your notes before starting an assignment
8. Make sure you're not distracted when you're studying.
9. Use study groups effectively
10. Review your notes, school work and other class material over the weekend.
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Dollarsmart is a money guide for teens with information about setting goals and budgeting with examples. They talk about the 3 Rs of money:
1. Be realistic - unless you inherit a fortune, you are likely to have a limited amount of money
2. Be responsible - don't waste your money
3. Show restraint - you can't buy everything you want (or you'll end up in a lot of debt).
You can find the document at www.beachsidefinancial.com.au.
1. Be realistic - unless you inherit a fortune, you are likely to have a limited amount of money
2. Be responsible - don't waste your money
3. Show restraint - you can't buy everything you want (or you'll end up in a lot of debt).
You can find the document at www.beachsidefinancial.com.au.
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