exam tip #1

Draw up a revision timetable and stick to it.
Spread your tasks out so that your revision is varied, mixing areas that you feel you’re good at, with those you find more difficult.
Then set yourself attainable goals

This is the best way to evaluate how much time you have before your exams and helps you realise how much time you really have, not how much you think you have.

exam tip #2
Divide your study into small portions – rather than look at it as one huge lump. Then you can handle it, one piece at a time.

This tip needs no explanation, dividing your study into portions is an easier way to tackle revision. For maths divide your exam revision into the topics of the unit.

exam tip #3
Stay cool under pressure by identifying a good study space.
Develop good study habits and set priorities.
Take regular breaks and eat & sleep well.

If there is a method for preparing for exams it is definatley getting lots of sleep. It is far easier to study when you are not tired and sleepy because your brain is focousing only on the task at hand.

I got theese tips from Fresh 92.7. Theese tips are reputable because the radio station is generally directed to older teenagers, therefore they want to get their ratings up so they use topics of interest. The topic of interest for this time of year is no doubt exams. What a better way to get ratings up and keep the audience happy.

http://www.freshfm.com.au/index.php?PID=739