Atomi

Use Atomi (think atom/me to pronounce it correctly) to consistently revise the content of your subjects.

Knowing the content well and having regular exposure to it will allow you more time to concentrate on the harder /more challenging aspects of your learning.

ANALYSE. EVALUATE. JUSTIFY

Every Year 12 has been allocated all of the STUDY SKILLS units in Atomi. These Atomi tasks tie in well with the STUDY SKILLS from the STUDY TIPS page.

Honing your STUDY SKILLS will improve your outcomes!

Atomi suggests a six week study plan

Revision block5-6 weeks out from the exam, your students should be familiar with the content and it’s time to start revising. For each study session, students should revisit their notes and then complete Atomi’s multi-choice quizzes as they go.Practice block3-4 weeks out from your exam, it’s time to start practising answering questions. This will allow students to test their ability to interpret questions and recall the relevant content.Past paper practice block1-2 weeks out from the exam, it’s time to complete some practice papers. This means sitting down and completing a paper from start to finish, under exam conditions. Doing this will ensure they’re prepared for any type of question, help to refine exam skills and increase their confidence before going into the exam.

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Some tips, tricks, strategies and the occasional bit of intellectual dribble (that's what they said!)

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4 Top study tips from a 99.45 ATAR graduateSometimes, the hardest part of studying is knowing where to start! Deciding how to plan your time, which note-taking technique to use or where to go for help can feel overwhelming. Luckily for you, Atomi content creator and recent graduate Bede Taylor recently hosted a webinar ‘how to level up your study skills’ and his insights were too good not

Tips for short answer and multiple choice questionsWith exams coming up, we’re looking at the best way to respond to short answer and multiple choice questions in an exam. These questions are going to show up in just about all of your papers, so it’s important you know how to approach them. With the right strategy, you also have the chance to save some extra time for the

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