GCSE Prelim Revision. The document provides advice and a schedule for revising for GCSE preliminary exams over the Christmas break. It explains that prelims give students practice and help teachers predict final grades. It recommends studying for 2 hours above regular work each weekend in November and December leading up to the exams. Predicted grades are important because examiners may adjust final grades to match predictions if department predictions were largely accurate. Students should study in a dedicated, distraction-free space away from televisions, phones, and the internet to best prepare.
3. How much time should I spend revising? 2 hours over and above regular prep 15/12/2007 Weekend 5 2 hours over and above regular prep 08/12/2007 Weekend 4 2 hours over and above regular prep 01/12/2007 Weekend 3 2 hours over and above regular prep 25/11/2007 Weekend 2 2 hours over and above regular prep 17/11/2007 Weekend 1 Achieved 5ths Prelims - Revision Planner
9. The Great Enemy…….. Procrastination . “ To put off until a later occasion. To be slow to act.”
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14. Perhaps what would work best for you would be to get out of the house altogether and work at the local library. You might be forced to keep quiet there and there may be fewer distractions.
15. What ever you do don’t forget to reward yourself!! Work in small time slots and at the start of each one decide what your reward will be for working to the end of it.
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17. 2. Consider using alternative sources of revision materials http://geographycademy.blogspot.com/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/revision/
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