Developing Smart Study Skills Getting the Best Possible Results.

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Developing Smart Study Skills Getting the Best Possible Results

Study Tips Set a regular time to study Remove all distractions Have all the necessary supplies Clear a TABLE in a Quiet place to study

Find a Good Place to Study This means a desk with nothing on it except the subject that you are STUDYING Have a regular time and place for studying

Make sure you have the following Solid flat surface for writing Good lighting Chair Books Supplies Clock Drink

Before you begin studying Eat Break Have a plan Have all the materials for that subject Computer, if necessary

Rewrite notes to study Some people like to underline and highlight important ideas and vocabulary Stop looking for excuses NOT to study!! Think about the END goal – your Exam – What will you be doing after it!!!

Change Habits Form a good listening habit – good listening in class Concentrate on what is going on – try and avoid daydreaming You can not listen if you are talking!!

Use your time wisely Get a Study Timetable Stick it on the wall Get your exam Timetable and stick it up on the wall Think about ‘dead’ time – how can you use it more effectively

Help Each Other Listen with class mates and see if you can get some notes and swap/share notes Look up websites

How to get the best possible results Review Mock Papers – spend time looking up these answers again

Be a Smart Learner The key to study is learning to be a smart learner – exam questions, exam papers!! Using your time effectively – make a timetable Take time to Study

Brain Foods Choosing the right food and drink will make it easier to concentrate and perform better on exams Everyday Breakfast Fish OrangesBerries WaterRaisins Healthy snacksSome treats i.e chocolate/crisps Eggs Cheese

During exam weeks Water Fresh fruit Unsalted nuts Sandwiches Cheese

Day of an Exam Eggs Bananas Raisins Fruit Later on try high protein foods Meat, Fish, Eggs or Cheese Vegetables and fruit

Use a Mind Map

Mind maps are good for the Visual learner Can be used in the exam to help you structure your answer

Keys to Study Time Management Organization Note taking Concentration

Remember your predicted Results………

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