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GCSE Examination Revision : GCSE Examination Revision An approach……… GCSE Revision : GCSE Revision Remember: Revision is a means to an end. The hardest part is getting started. The sooner you start the easier it will be. Some decisions… : Some decisions… Be realistic and honest when asking yourself the following questions: How many hours of revision each day? An early or late start? Revision Timetable : Revision Timetable (a) During the Easter Holiday : (a) During the Easter Holiday Slide 9: Revision Timetable Write down all of your GCSE subjects in the order in which they’ll appear on your revision timetable:English LanguageMathsREPhysicsEnglish LiteratureFrenchBiologyHistoryGraphic ProductsChemistry : Write down all of your GCSE subjects in the order in which they’ll appear on your revision timetable:English LanguageMathsREPhysicsEnglish LiteratureFrenchBiologyHistoryGraphic ProductsChemistry Slide 11: Revision Timetable Slide 12: Revision Timetable Slide 13: Revision Timetable (b) During the examination period : (b) During the examination period Slide 15: Revision Timetable Slide 16: Revision Timetable Slide 17: Revision Timetable Top Tips for Revision - 1 : Top Tips for Revision - 1 Work in a very quiet place. Get plenty of sleep. Be organised - keep your work safe (Folders = 15p each from resources) Break your work down into smaller sections – topics and subsections . Don’t sit around during your breaks – do something different . Slide 19: Top Tips for Revision – 2 Use a variety of approaches: BBC GCSE Bitesize Reading The Internet (more of which in a minute!) Past papers Testing each other Discussing with and explaining to friends and family. (We only take in 10% of what we read but 95% of what we teach to somebody else.) Slide 20: Revision Timetable Slide 21: Use the following websites for learning, revision and examination practice: SAM Learning MyMaths www.s-cool.co.uk BBC GCSE Bitesize Revision Examination Board websites Fronter (School VLE) Slide 22: Top Tips for Revision – 3 Use a variety of approaches - continued: Illustrate a concept with a spider diagram on a postcard Produce colour coded notes on postcards. Write small! Use highlighter pens. Slide 25: Top Tips for Revision – 4 Use a variety of approaches - continued: Do the work you find hardest or enjoy the least first. Save the most enjoyable and easiest until last. Illustrate your postcard notes with summary maps and picture stories. Slide 26: Summary Maps / Picture Stories An historical example: ‘The great Plague struck London in 1665, followed by the fire of London in 1666 which started in the shop of a baker in Pudding Lane.’ Slide 30: Summary Maps / Picture Stories An historical example: ‘The great Plague struck London in 1665, followed by the fire of London in 1666 which started in the shop of a baker in Pudding Lane.’ Slide 32: Top Tips for Revision – 5 Agree with friends when it is and isn’t alright to ring each other; or…… Turn your phone off! If you’re going out with friends, agree a time that will not disrupt your revision. Reward yourself when you successfully complete a task. Jobs – cut down hours/have an extended break/resign? Slide 33: Top Tips for Revision – 6 Try to stay calm. Eat healthily. Avoid caffeine – it causes anxiety and tension. Drink plenty of water. No major lifestyle changes – don’t start or end a relationship! Slide 34: Top Tips for Revision - 7 Use Acronyms and Mnemonics Slide 35: A very simple example…. There are three different types of Metals Ferrous Non-ferrous Alloys Slide 36: Ferrous = F Non-Ferrous = N Alloys = A F, N, A = NAF Nottingham Forest Achieve Slide 37: Metals = NAF Metals = Nottingham Forest Achieve Slide 38: Metals appears on exam! NAF or Nottingham Forest Achieve N = Non Ferrous A = Alloys F = Ferrous Keeping a check on Revision : Keeping a check on Revision Revision Checklist. : Revision Checklist. Subject: . Sheet Number: . Slide 41: Revision Checklist. Subject: Maths . Sheet Number: 1 Slide 42: Revision Checklist. Subject: Maths . Sheet Number: 1 Slide 43: Revision Checklist. Subject: Maths . Sheet Number: 1 Slide 44: Revision Checklist. Subject: Maths . Sheet Number: 1 Think about the approach that best suits you. : Think about the approach that best suits you. Start your revision at the beginning of this Easter holiday. : Start your revision at the beginning of this Easter holiday. This will soon be over! : This will soon be over! Slide 48: Good Luck! You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Revision for ipod 2010 tandairos Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 68 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: February 24, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Revision : Revision This will soon be over! : This will soon be over! Start your revision at the beginning of this Easter holiday. : Start your revision at the beginning of this Easter holiday. GCSE Examination Revision : GCSE Examination Revision An approach……… GCSE Revision : GCSE Revision Remember: Revision is a means to an end. The hardest part is getting started. The sooner you start the easier it will be. Some decisions… : Some decisions… Be realistic and honest when asking yourself the following questions: How many hours of revision each day? An early or late start? Revision Timetable : Revision Timetable (a) During the Easter Holiday : (a) During the Easter Holiday Slide 9: Revision Timetable Write down all of your GCSE subjects in the order in which they’ll appear on your revision timetable:English LanguageMathsREPhysicsEnglish LiteratureFrenchBiologyHistoryGraphic ProductsChemistry : Write down all of your GCSE subjects in the order in which they’ll appear on your revision timetable:English LanguageMathsREPhysicsEnglish LiteratureFrenchBiologyHistoryGraphic ProductsChemistry Slide 11: Revision Timetable Slide 12: Revision Timetable Slide 13: Revision Timetable (b) During the examination period : (b) During the examination period Slide 15: Revision Timetable Slide 16: Revision Timetable Slide 17: Revision Timetable Top Tips for Revision - 1 : Top Tips for Revision - 1 Work in a very quiet place. Get plenty of sleep. Be organised - keep your work safe (Folders = 15p each from resources) Break your work down into smaller sections – topics and subsections . Don’t sit around during your breaks – do something different . Slide 19: Top Tips for Revision – 2 Use a variety of approaches: BBC GCSE Bitesize Reading The Internet (more of which in a minute!) Past papers Testing each other Discussing with and explaining to friends and family. (We only take in 10% of what we read but 95% of what we teach to somebody else.) Slide 20: Revision Timetable Slide 21: Use the following websites for learning, revision and examination practice: SAM Learning MyMaths www.s-cool.co.uk BBC GCSE Bitesize Revision Examination Board websites Fronter (School VLE) Slide 22: Top Tips for Revision – 3 Use a variety of approaches - continued: Illustrate a concept with a spider diagram on a postcard Produce colour coded notes on postcards. Write small! Use highlighter pens. Slide 25: Top Tips for Revision – 4 Use a variety of approaches - continued: Do the work you find hardest or enjoy the least first. Save the most enjoyable and easiest until last. Illustrate your postcard notes with summary maps and picture stories. Slide 26: Summary Maps / Picture Stories An historical example: ‘The great Plague struck London in 1665, followed by the fire of London in 1666 which started in the shop of a baker in Pudding Lane.’ Slide 30: Summary Maps / Picture Stories An historical example: ‘The great Plague struck London in 1665, followed by the fire of London in 1666 which started in the shop of a baker in Pudding Lane.’ Slide 32: Top Tips for Revision – 5 Agree with friends when it is and isn’t alright to ring each other; or…… Turn your phone off! If you’re going out with friends, agree a time that will not disrupt your revision. Reward yourself when you successfully complete a task. Jobs – cut down hours/have an extended break/resign? Slide 33: Top Tips for Revision – 6 Try to stay calm. Eat healthily. Avoid caffeine – it causes anxiety and tension. Drink plenty of water. No major lifestyle changes – don’t start or end a relationship! Slide 34: Top Tips for Revision - 7 Use Acronyms and Mnemonics Slide 35: A very simple example…. There are three different types of Metals Ferrous Non-ferrous Alloys Slide 36: Ferrous = F Non-Ferrous = N Alloys = A F, N, A = NAF Nottingham Forest Achieve Slide 37: Metals = NAF Metals = Nottingham Forest Achieve Slide 38: Metals appears on exam! NAF or Nottingham Forest Achieve N = Non Ferrous A = Alloys F = Ferrous Keeping a check on Revision : Keeping a check on Revision Revision Checklist. : Revision Checklist. Subject: . Sheet Number: . Slide 41: Revision Checklist. Subject: Maths . Sheet Number: 1 Slide 42: Revision Checklist. Subject: Maths . Sheet Number: 1 Slide 43: Revision Checklist. Subject: Maths . Sheet Number: 1 Slide 44: Revision Checklist. Subject: Maths . Sheet Number: 1 Think about the approach that best suits you. : Think about the approach that best suits you. Start your revision at the beginning of this Easter holiday. : Start your revision at the beginning of this Easter holiday. This will soon be over! : This will soon be over! Slide 48: Good Luck!