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Mind Maps
Mind Maps
A mind map is a diagram used to visually organize information into a hierarchy, showing relationships among pieces of the whole. It is often created around a single concept, drawn as an image in the center of a blank page, to which associated representations of ideas such as images, words and parts of words are added.
Revision Clocks
Revision Clocks
The idea behind revision clocks is that students ether focus on random topics, a category or one specific skill within a set time frame. Usually the time frame is 60 minutes and students need to be able to pace themselves accordingly through GCSE style exam questions.
Flash Cards
Flash Cards
Flashcards are simple yet powerful study aids consisting of small cards typically containing information on both sides. They serve as a condensed version of your study material, focusing on bite-sized pieces of information that are easy to review and test yourself on. Normally, there will be one question at the front of the card and then an answer at the back.
Revision Grids
Revision Grids
A revision grid, also known as a study grid or mind map, is a visual tool used to organise and review information for the purpose of studying and revision. It is a structured and graphical representation of key concepts, ideas, or information related to a particular topic or subject. Revision grids are commonly used by students to condense and summarise information, aiding in the process of understanding, recall, and exam preparation
Dual Coding
Dual Coding
Dual coding is a cognitive learning theory that suggests combining visual and verbal information to improve understanding and retention. In essence, it involves using both words (verbal) and images (visual) to represent information, creating a more robust and interconnected memory trace. A memory trace is a long-term change in the brain that represents something (such as an experience) stored as a memory.
Brain Dump
Brain Dump
The practice of quickly and thoroughly jotting down or recording all the information, concepts, and ideas you can recall about a particular topic or subject. It's a technique often used before an exam or a period of intense study to reinforce and consolidate your knowledge.
SENECA
SENECA
Seneca's online platform can be thought of as an effective & engaging interactive learning and revision guide that can be used for free forever! Summaries, notes, videos and lots of different types of practice questions are all found on the Seneca platform. The system is also completely adaptive, so your learning experience will be tailored to suit your needs.
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