What is the best way for revising? you know like revisisng techniques???

Question

help please because I get bored revising and just give it up.

Answer 1

Write it on cards and revise it in smaller bits and reward yourself everytime u remember something
But people generally get bored at revising so make sure you always have a break during revision to have a walk, get drinks etc.

Answer 2

You're dead right, revising is the most boring thing to do in this world... because as a student we've got an obsession that look man we've already done it and know everything is fine, there is nothing new to come... thats how it goes with me... so the best way to revise is to just look at the books as if you are looking for something that you haven't learn yet... this will not only help you revise but will also keep your focus on revision...

Answer 3

Revision techniques I think you mean, sure lots of people have lots of ideas on the subject. The best way is to learn it in the first place. If you are bored by it all you obvious don't see the value of education and learning. Why not just give up and be 'an also ran'. You could be like so many other people then.

Answer 4

This is an old technique now but it still works - I used Mind Maps (invented by Tony Buzan) to summarise textbook sections, handouts or text as a diagram to help me link the pieces of info together in a meaningful way, so it made sense. Made sense to me, that is, my diagrams would not have made sense to anyone else! This helped me to remember it my own way and to understand it as well.

I also read that if you study for say 2 hours solid, you retain mostly what you studied in the first 20-30 minutes and the last 20-30 minutes. So it's best to study for 30 minutes and than have a short break and do something completely different like walking around the garden) to give your mind a rest, then do another 30 minutes, and so on.

Answer 5

I also had attention and focus problems when revising.

Try using several different methods but just 10 - 15 mins each , do an hour then take 20 min break. I re wrote key points over and over, did a fast draw to a time limit of key diagrams (I mean like in 30 secs) , stood there explaining key points to parents (tell them why first, or they may get a doctor in) , made posters of important info (still do that today) , I even stood outside shouting information at a tree (it's an oriental thing) , had a small group of friends who debated / discussed a topic to death.

Sounds sad, but you only get one chance at the free education on offer, so grab all you can.

For me the bottom line was repetition, but in a variety of ways.
I know it works - I'm a science teacher now

Good luck...

Answer 6

practice in a way you will enjoy it.
dunno what your reviseing but say math practice a sum as if you were playing footie or some other sport you enjoy.
eg. 6x6 just imagine the six yard box move back that distance
=36 yards
try it it just makes revision more justifiable & practical to what you enjoy.

Answer 7

Try asking some one to revise for you . Like your parents .

Answer 8

as an actress i find it way easier to revise if i learn it word for word like a script just highlight the important bits!!! xx

Answer 9

previous papers, of direction, even even with the actuality that they are really merely functional for topics alongside with the sciences and maths. the different huge technique common with instructors is essay plans/ideas maps. Ugh.

Answer 10

well i get bored to so i listen to music and put all the things i need to know on a big piece of paper in bright colours