Revision Planning

Why is revision important?

Revision is a key part of learning that helps you remember what you’ve studied, spot anything you’re unsure about, and feel more confident in tests and exams.

It’s not just about cramming—it’s about giving yourself the best chance to succeed.

By going over topics regularly, you strengthen your memory, improve your understanding, and reduce stress.

Revision also helps you become a more independent learner and builds good study habits that will support you throughout your education.

Revision Evening PowerPoint

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Planning & Organization

• Start Early:

Begin your revision well in advance to avoid cramming, which is less effective. 

• Organize Your Space:

Ensure your study environment is quiet, tidy, and free from distractions like smartphones to improve concentration. 

• Create a Timetable:

Plan your revision sessions by setting specific goals and creating a realistic schedule to manage your time efficiently.

How to make a revision timetable you'll actually use! | PMT Education

How To Make A Revision Timetable That Works! | The Exam Coach

How do I make a revision timetable for my exams? - BBC Bitesize