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E-grāmata: 14 Days to Exam Success

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(University of Reading, UK)
  • Formāts: 112 pages
  • Sērija : Pocket Study Skills
  • Izdošanas datums: 27-Jul-2018
  • Izdevniecība: Bloomsbury Academic
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781352003727
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  • Sērija : Pocket Study Skills
  • Izdošanas datums: 27-Jul-2018
  • Izdevniecība: Bloomsbury Academic
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781352003727

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This practical, supportive guide steers students through a 14-day revision programme, showing them how to make the most of the time available to them to maximise results. Based on tried and tested revision techniques, it shows students how to tackle common revision and exam challenges through worked examples and practical exercises. Chapters are packed with top tips on key aspects of exam preparation and contain checklists to keep students on track.

Concise and engaging, this is an essential companion for all students preparing for exams, on degree and pre-degree courses.

Recenzijas

The 14-day approach is totally creative and novel, and I can't see how it wouldn't work. * Kate Williams, Oxford Brookes University and Series Editor *

Getting started ix
Smarter learning xi
How to use this book xiii
Day 1
1(11)
Things to do today
1(1)
How your learning style can help you
2(2)
Types of exam
4(1)
Multiple-choice exams
4(1)
Short-answer exams
5(1)
Essay exams
6(1)
Blended exams
7(1)
Class tests
8(1)
Peer review
8(1)
Exam strategy
9(3)
Day 2
12(17)
Things to do today
12(1)
Testing yourself in the early stages
13(1)
What is "essential information"?
14(1)
Memory techniques
15(2)
A memory technique for visual learners: the method of loci
17(1)
A memory technique for aural learners: mnemonics
18(1)
A memory technique for verbal learners: record and repeat
19(1)
A memory technique for kinaesthetic learners: whole-body learning
20(1)
A memory technique for logical learners: systems thinking
21(2)
Revision cards: how they might look
23(1)
Revision card: an example of a basic card
23(1)
Revision card: an example of a connections card
24(1)
Revision card: an example of an essay plan card
25(1)
Revision card: an example of a `last minute' card
26(1)
Information-gathering and sorting software and apps
27(1)
Getting to know your `know-it gremlin'
28(1)
Day 3
29(5)
Things to do today
29(1)
The rhythm of your revision
30(2)
Be true to yourself
32(1)
Taking stock
33(1)
Day 4
34(6)
Things to do today
34(1)
Secondary sources
35(2)
Secondary sources: the internet
37(1)
Just how much do you need to know?
38(2)
Day 5
40(8)
Things to do today
40(4)
Essay exams: what the questions mean
44(2)
Six ways to feel good
46(2)
Day 6
48(21)
Things to do today
48(1)
Essay planning
49(1)
Creating a brainstorm
50(1)
Brainstorm example
51(1)
Using a brainstorm
52(2)
Creating a spider chart
54(1)
Spider chart example
55(1)
Using a spider chart
56(1)
Creating a flowchart
57(1)
Flowchart example
58(1)
Using a flowchart
59(1)
Creating a mind map
60(1)
Mind map example
61(1)
Using a mind map
62(1)
Changing your mind
63(2)
The dangers of list plans
65(1)
Timed essay plans
66(1)
What about revision groups?
67(1)
Taking stock
68(1)
Day 7
69(3)
Things to do today
69(1)
Planning a rest day
70(1)
Six more ways to feel good
71(1)
Day 8
72(5)
Things to do today
72(1)
Using past papers
73(2)
The art of procrastination
75(1)
Anti-procrastination checklist
76(1)
Day 9
77(9)
Things to do today
77(1)
How to tackle a seen exam and an open book exam
78(5)
Reducing anxiety
83(1)
Relaxation techniques
84(1)
Taking stock
85(1)
Day 10
86(4)
Things to do today
86(1)
How to give yourself a mock essay exam
87(1)
How to give yourself a mock multiple-choice exam
88(1)
What mock exams do for you
89(1)
Day 11
90(2)
Things to do today
90(1)
Knowing when and why to stop
91(1)
Day 12
92(6)
Things to do today
92(1)
How to know how much you know: sorting the cards
93(1)
How to know how much you know: mastering the cards
94(2)
Openings and endings
96(1)
Taking stock
97(1)
Day 13
98(5)
Things to do today
98(1)
And the first thing to do in the exam is
99(2)
The night before the exam
101(1)
What to do
101(1)
What not to do
102(1)
Day 14 Exam Day!
103(4)
Things to do today
103(1)
In the exam
103(1)
Before you start to write
103(1)
When you are writing
104(1)
If you wobble
104(1)
And towards the end
105(1)
And when it is over
106(1)
Index 107
Lucinda Becker is Professor of Pedagogy in English Literature at The University of Reading. She is the author of The Mature Student's Handbook and is the co-author of Writing for Engineers and Presentation Skills for Students (with Joan van Emden).