1. Revise Wise Study Skills @ Shelley College
Advice, Support & Revision Ideas
To Make YOU a SUCCESS

2. A Few Simple Lessons … Lesson 1 – Getting Organised
Ideas for planning your time, putting together a timetable, getting the most out of revision.
Lesson 2 – How To Revise Part 1
Simple techniques, tips and tricks to help you revise in a way that suits YOU!
Lesson 3 – How To Revise Part 2
Memory tools, mnemonics and much, much more …
Lesson 4 – Understanding Exams
Get the language, get the grade!
Lesson 5 – LastMinute.com
Don’t panic, don’t stress , keep calm.

3. Getting organised for revision
Lesson 1

4. Lesson 1
Starter
In this first section you will work with other members of your tutor group to write down the ideas you already have about revision, what’s best to do, when you should start etc.
You have 5 minutes to write down your thoughts.
Be ready to share your groups ideas with the rest of your tutor group.

5. So to Start… What do you think?
Task 1
So to Start… What do you think?
Key Points on Getting Organised
Write down what your group thinks
In 5 minutes time feedback to the rest of your group.

6. Here’s what some other students suggested. Do you agree?
Key Points on Getting Organised
Produce a detailed timetable and add this to your planner or diary
Start well in advance
Know your dates and times of exams
Build in ‘free time’ and breaks
Prioritise
Use different revision techniques and revise different subjects on the same day
Discuss your plans and timetables with other students, including Yr 12 & 13
Think about your diet i.e. what you eat and drink
Make a checklist
Get the necessary revision resources and materials

7. A few Suggestions …

8. Planning Revision Today’s session
Will help you start to plan your time.
And hopefully get you to start thinking about the process of REVISION…

9. Is this you? Who do you identify with?
Who would you like to be?

10. Where to start… Task: Think For A Minute !!!
How would you answer the above?
Did you think about these things when planning your timetable?

11. Putting together a timetable
From here you can:
Prioritise your revision
Block out times for other activities
Even build in sensible breaks.
However, if you want to make a revision timetable by hand
you will need:
• A diary, planner or calendar
• A pencil
• An eraser
Don’t forget - If you have internet access why not try:

12. Putting A Timetable Together

13. Sample Revision Timetable
Here’s an example …
Sample Revision Timetable

14. Show & Share Timetables …
Task 2
Show & Share Timetables …
You should all have with you a copy of your timetable for revision.
In your group compare what you have done.
Could your timetable be improved, is it detailed enough, can you help others with some advice on how to improve their version?

15. Resources for revision

17. Think about what you need and get organised …