1. Revision and Examination Strategies.

2. Revision for Examinations.
Include
Include rest periods.
Revise
Never revise one subject / curriculum area for too long
Redo
Redo your plan.
Learn
Learn what you know (put that to one side) and don’t know (revise this).
Make
Make plan

3. Exam Papers – Maximising your Mark
Scan the paper – decide which questions you can do the most easily.
For SOME exams, the easiest questions are at the start of the paper but that doesn’t mean every student will necessarily find those the easiest – Qu. 1 might be from a part of the course you either didn’t like or understand very well.
Answer the questions you find the easiest first.
If you get stuck, leave that question and go back to it later – getting marks under your belt increases confidence massively.

4. Exam Questions - Building an Answer
Bullet
Bullet point answers for clarity of explanation if necessary.
Remember
Remember – for written answers, for every mark you have to make 1 statement: e.g. a 3 mark question will require 3 parts to the answer.
Write
Write your answer
Plan
Plan your answer
Think Again
Think again – what is the question asking you to do
Underline
Underline key words - scientific and command words
Think
Think into the question
Read
Read the question