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Revision Tip: Question, Question, Question


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Another post on revision tips from me today. Mid-terms are coming up for many of you so I hope this is proving to be useful.

One thing that I’ve found very useful in my revision is not using rote review. I can read something time and time again, and never really get to grips with it. What I find is better to do is to quiz yourself on the work covered so far, perhaps using a set of prepared questions. Then run through these questions, and compare what you remembered to the notes you made. This helps to identify what is missing and needs to be revised, and also, helps to build a deeper understanding of content, not just the regurgitation of it.

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  1. Dentist St Petersburg said

    am April 24 2009 @ 6:53 am

    Nice tips for revision. Thanks.

  2. Telecom Tampa said

    am May 20 2009 @ 5:54 am

    Without revision i forget everything in my examination. Thanks for revision tip.

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