Tips for Studying at Home

· The Internet has a lot of bad press with the parents when it comes to revision and studying at home, and to be fair there is a lot to get distracted with when trying to revise using the Internet, social networking sites, shopping online and MSN messenger are all the classic distractions. However, despite this there are some very good revision websites to use, which are a good way to get away from the monogamous way of revising from books.

· Using the Internet can be fun and more engaging that what you would find in a book and therefore more can be learnt! Its about finding the right websites to help you with your specific exam and getting the most out of that website. The BBC bite size sites are usually good at getting people to practice their knowledge before an exam and is a fun way to learn when your parents are wanting you to revise hard for your exams.

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· Podcasts - There are hundreds of podcasts available to download for free now and even more that you can buy. They are a great interactive way to give you a break from reading and writing and to have a bit of fun with your revision! Many podcasts have been put together by teachers, and tutors specifically for the purpose of revision, so finding the right one for your exam is all you need to do!

Tips for Studying at Home

· Revision Cards- Making revision cards with a few important facts writing down on each one is a great way of breaking up what seems to be a mountain of work into a much more manageable load. You can leave these cards around the house on mirrors, doors, and the fridge so you see them constantly and are reminded by what they say. Getting friends and family to test you on them is also a good way of remembering all you need to for the exam,

· Be Creative - Make revision creative and fun and make a slideshow for each topic. This way you can condense the work into an easy amount to remember by putting down the key facts and working through a good conclusion, which can come in handy for the exam. This way you can use colour, different fonts and backgrounds to make revision seem fun and not so much of a chore. They are also easy to flick through when going through all you have revised just before an exam.

Tips for Studying at Home

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