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👉Tips for Further Mathematics VCE exam succes!

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ONE sure way to boost your final year school scores is to study harder: losing the next couple weeks of your life to textbooks and note-cards.

But a better way to boost your scores is to study smarter.

Here are some tips and tricks to help you get the most bang for your study buck.

TIPS FOR STUDENTS

Stop reviewing — start recalling

Many people believe if they repeatedly expose themselves to a piece of information, it will eventually sear itself into memory. This is why most study sessions are filled with re-reading text books, re-watching lectures, and recopying notes.

Practice quizzes are a good way of recalling information — an effective way to build deep memories.

Here’s the problem: repeatedly reviewing content does not lead to better memory.

If you want to build deep memories, you must focus on recalling information. The more you access a memory, the stronger it will become.

This means focus less on cramming info into your brain and more on pulling information out of your brain. Use flashcards that require you to recall facts. Use practice quizzes to force you to call-up information. Summarise complex ideas into single sentences and share/discuss these with others. Recall instead of Review!

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