I’ll continue the list as I find more links
Last Minute Revision Tips
Revising for Exams
How to Revise Algebra
(GCSE) English Language Revision
Mindmaps for Essay Based Subjucts(English, etc)
Revision Techniques for Different Learning Styles
Alkynesofstudy’s Revision Tips by @alkynesofstudy
Useful Symbols and Abreviations for Faster Lecture Note Taking by @studyquirk
How to Maintain Good Notes by @skeletonstudy
Active Reading and Textbook Note Taking by @studyquirk
Exams and Light Note Taking by @goddesszilla
The Cornell Method by @eyeofravenclaw
Guide to Aesthetically Pleasing Notes by @areistotle
Upgrade Your Notes - Masterpost by @studylou
Math Resource Masterlist(Links to Revision, Test, Exam, and Notetaking Tips)
Khan Academy:
1. Biology
2. High School Biology
3. AP Biology
CrashCourse Biology
Khan Academy
CrashCourse Chemistry
Academic Phrase Bank Masterpost by @jwstudying
Guide to Writing Papers by @universi-tea
Planning Out a Paper by @samsstudygram
How to Annotate a Novel Efficiently by @mildstudies
Essay Basics for AP English Lang & Lit by @novanovelist
Writing an Academic Essay (Tips and Advice) by @suhylastudies
Substitutes for “And” by @englitmotivation
Synonyms for “Suggests” in Essays by @justkeeprevising
Synonyms for “Consider” by @justkeeprevising
How to Write Commentary on Both Prose Fiction and Poetry by @smartspo
Types of Narration by @literally-studying
AP English Language Study Guide by @acedemic
Tips for The Literature Student by @a-students-lifebuoy
How to Write a History Paper by @thehistorygrad
Tips for Studying History by @universtudy
Tips to SLAY Your AP History Essays by @apeurostudymaterials
Tips for History Class by @night-studying
How to Write an Essay: History Edition by @ccllege
Evaluating Historical Sources by @smartstudy
A note:
If I miscredited any of the links, or if you find a broken link please let me know!
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first i review what i’d learned most recently (this is usually quick, but i say everything out loud and repeat terms/concepts i don’t understand)
I do this by either rewriting the notes (handwritten), flashcards, or by going through the study sheet provided (this won’t always be given)
second i work on any essays/assignments that i have to do, priority goes to those due the soonest or the ones that are the most difficult
finally i review for any upcoming tests/labs that i may have, priority goes to those that occur the soonest or are the most difficult (i do this by reviewing my notes, flashcards, power points, studying with friends, or using a study guide)
TIPS
Ask classmates questions about the topic, don’t be afraid of looking dumb - they are in the same position as you
If you didn’t get a study guide, make one yourself! It can be a great study tool, maybe even more effective than one created by a teacher
Don’t cram. Just, don’t.
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