“How do I make a revision timetable?”This is one of the questions we asked most on Snapchat and WhatsApp.
Step 1 - Figure Out How Much Time You Have To Revise Whatever category you find yourself in, set a clear deadline so you have something to work towards.
Step 2 - Prioritise Your Subjects/TopicThe next step requires some introspection. You need to decide which subjects you currently feel the most and least confident about.
Step 3 - Break Subjects Into TopicYou know what they say…Subjects are scary. Topics can be taken down. Ok, that’s not a saying, but it should become one because it’s true.
Step 4 - Allocate 30 Minute Time Slots To ReviseAllocate 30-minute time slots to study each topic. Position topics you’re likely to find challenging when you know you tend to work best in the day.
Step 5 - What To Do Within Each Revision SessionYour initial revision sessions are going to involve you taking bullet-pointed notes on what you need to learn on A4 sheets of paper.
Step 6 - Stay FlexibleIt’s ok if you find things slow going, to begin with or you can’t get into a good working rhythm. You will build some momentum eventually if you persist.
Step 7 - Make your timetable achievableMake your timetable achievable by managing your health and stress levels and by allocating time to exercise.