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THE SUMMER EXAM TIMETABLE FOR ALL OF YOUR EXAMS THIS YEAR BEGINS ON WEDNESDAY 22nd APRIL AND FINISHES ON MONDAY 1st JUNE.
WELCOME TO THE DRAMA REVISION SITE FOR HIGHER AND N5 DRAMA STUDENTS. PLEASE USE THE MENU TO FIND RESOURCES AND ADVICE ON THIS SITE TO HELP YOU TO PREPARE FOR THE DRAMA WRITTEN EXAM. REMEMBER THAT YOUR WRITTEN EXAM IS WORTH 40% OF YOUR FINAL GRADE SO THE MORE PREPARATION YOU CAN DO THE BETTER!
Everything's easier when you have a plan so if you're feeling overwhelmed and struggling to prioritise, create a study plan that'll help you focus on the actual studying.
Lack of sleep stops the brain from absorbing information as effectively, so skip the caffeine-fuelled all-nighters, get a good night of rest and you'll feel more prepared for important assignments.
Schedule your studying, prioritise your time, and focus on your most urgent assignments. Spread your schedule out throughout the day and give yourself a break from one subject by working on another - nobody can study maths for the whole day. The more you stick to your plan, the more productive you'll be.
Find a place to study which suits your study habits and keeps you focused. Nobody can study 24/7 and you don't have to do all your work in one go. Take regular breaks to give your brain a refresh.
Your study plan isn't set in stone so, if you're struggling to keep up, take the time to look over your schedule and re-plan it to get back on track. Even with your study plan, you may run out of time and find you can't cover all your topics. If this happens, try to prioritise your problem areas.
Organise your revision timetable and create your own study plan with our MyStudyPlan. Import your exam schedule, enter your time availability and use the information to prioritise how much time you want to spend on each subject.
Create a system of symbols to help you get the most out of the information you have (question mark for something you don't understand, spiral for further reading).
Use keywords to help kick-start your memory when you review it later.
The best way to revise for an exam is to study in a style that you understand, such as:
writing notes over and over
creating visual diagrams and word maps
recording notes to listen to
Once you find what works for you, you'll be more productive in no time.