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over a year ago
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"A total idiot
Exam this afternoon and barely any revision done...... Am so, so up the proverbial creek "
But you've still got time for a meet in London according to your status  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Watch the exam episode of Mr Bean for handy hints and tips  "
Is definitely going to be my "Bean" moment ...... Will be revising all way to Londonderry this morning and hoping for a miracle lol |
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"A total idiot
Exam this afternoon and barely any revision done...... Am so, so up the proverbial creek
But you've still got time for a meet in London according to your status "
Have a bit of time for. Coffee ..... Calm the nerves |
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Only need to revise if you don't already know your stuff, or if it's just a pile of facts to regurgitate.
Make condensed notes on your way. The process of reading, writing and reading as your own notes helps you remember. |
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Also, look at your course and exam plan, work out what % questions are for each topic, look at how much effort is required (based on pages of book or notes and how well you know that section) and prioritise based on max marks-to-effort ratio. |
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