We all know there’ss no way around it – if you want to succeed in any exam, you have
to get your preparation right. And that means knowing how best to revise so that you’re
ready when it’s time to go into the exam room. Here’s some advice from examiner Mark Shea.
So planning when you revise is important. Remember to take into account what time of
day you work best – is it late at night or maybe early in the morning?
Be realistic with what you hope to achieve – anticipate and plan for likely interruptions.
Maybe tell your friends you’re revising and don’t want to be disturbed.
Revising can be hard work so take breaks – go for a walk, have a cup of tea and hopefully
you’ll return to your revision feeling refreshed. Language expert Karen Adams agrees that planning
your revision is very important.
So remember, start revising early and then the day before your exam, take a break and
don’t revise. Being prepared for your revision will avoid stress as the exam day approaches.
Good luck!
to get your preparation right. And that means knowing how best to revise so that you’re
ready when it’s time to go into the exam room. Here’s some advice from examiner Mark Shea.
So planning when you revise is important. Remember to take into account what time of
day you work best – is it late at night or maybe early in the morning?
Be realistic with what you hope to achieve – anticipate and plan for likely interruptions.
Maybe tell your friends you’re revising and don’t want to be disturbed.
Revising can be hard work so take breaks – go for a walk, have a cup of tea and hopefully
you’ll return to your revision feeling refreshed. Language expert Karen Adams agrees that planning
your revision is very important.
So remember, start revising early and then the day before your exam, take a break and
don’t revise. Being prepared for your revision will avoid stress as the exam day approaches.
Good luck!
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