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Editable Revision Timetable

Resources:

Download your editable revision timetable from here! (I am not an expert, just trying to provide some help to others- There are lots of other examples- which are not mine- they are also in the folder!)  

What to do:

Remember to click File, then Download. You do not need permission/rights to do this.

Pay attention to the information in Row 1– I have stated:

  • Students should not be spending an equal amount of time on all subjects. Strategise!
  • Students should write the time they will be revising, as well as the topic
  • Colour code the times to make it easier to know when you will be doing what.
  • Include page references to revision guides/Youtube clips etc when adding your topic in
  • Remember revision must be GENERATIVE. You should be doing something with your revision, not just reading/highlighting
  • Have you taught your students about the Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve? Or Elaboration? Or Retrieval Practice?

 

Variations:

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