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Create a study plan
Create a study plan
Everything's easier when you have a plan so if you're feeling overwhelmed and struggling to prioritise, learn how to create a great study plan that'll help you focus on the actual studying.
Avoid cramming
Avoid cramming
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.
Plan ahead and manage your time
Plan ahead and manage your time
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.
Studying
Studying
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.
Don't panic
Don't panic
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.
Prepare your material
Prepare your material
Make sure you understand the exam format and so you know what to revise. Discuss with your teachers before hand to ensure you are studying the right material. Work smart not hard!
Study Environment
Study Environment
A positive and purposeful learning environment can boost enjoyment and engagement. It can also help to enrich teaching and learning and improve academic performance. Therefore, it's essential that schools strive to ensure that they are providing their students with the best possible learning environment.
To Do List
To Do List
By creating a to-do list at the start of each day or week, you can identify your most pressing tasks and tackle them first rather than wasting time on less important ones. Focusing on the right things means you'll complete tasks faster instead of wasting time on irrelevant distractions
Study Planner
Study Planner
A solid revision timetable allows you to cover everything you need to and in good time for the exams. It will also allow you to break the topics down into manageable chunks. Helping you to stay calm and in control of your own future outcomes.
Timelines
Timelines
A visual timeline or visual revision schedule is a way of helping you put into perspective how much time you have left before each exam. It enables you to prioritise, focus on the appropriate subjects and stay motivated.
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