Exam preparation/study tips:
- Make sure you understand what you have studied. Don’t just try to memorise it.
Ask your teacher or classmates for help if you find something difficult to understand.
- Look again at what you have studied as soon as possible after class
You are more likely to remember information if you look at it again within 24 hours of first hearing it.
- Organise your study time
A revision timetable will help you make the most of your study time.
- Eat something before you study
Food will give your brain the energy it needs to concentrate for long periods of time. Fruit is a good choice - the sugar in fruit will keep you more awake than coffee.
- Drink plenty of water while you study
Not drinking enough water can make you lose concentration and make it harder for you to remember information. You should drink 250ml of water for every hour of study.
- Choose places to study where you will not be disturbed
Noise and other distractions make it difficult to concentrate and can affect the amount of information you remember.
- Take regular breaks during study time
Taking a 20 minute break every two hours will give you time to remember what you have already learned and also help you concentrate for the next two hours.
- Take practice tests
There is no better way to prepare for a test than to take regular practice tests. Not only can you learn the language you need to pass the exam, but you can also get to know the style of exam questions and practise good exam techniques.
- Join a study group
Studying with friends and classmates can help motivate you to study more regularly.
Some people work best in the mornings, others at night. Decide when you work at your best and try to study at those times
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