How to revise for a test

We’ve all had that one test that we forgot about, or just couldn’t be bothered to revise for. Maybe the teacher only told you about it wayyy too late (nice excuse). Nonetheless, you probably scored really, really low. If you want to learn how to study for a test the day or the week before it’s happening, then some of my advice could help you. Then again, the most productive thing for you to be doing right now is revising (it’s fine, I won’t tell anyone 🙂 ).

If your child is in year 7, 8 or 9 you might be wondering how to introduce them to revision. Check out my non-scary tips to help them get started straight away.

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If you have a test coming up and you don't know where to start, here are some things you can do to prepare!

Andrea Li on Instagram: "Exam revision rule no.1: output over input. Practice retrieving information from your brain will improve your memory retention. 1. Blurting Read your notes/textbook quickly, close the book and write down as much as you can remember 2. Q&A toggle list Create a list of questions and hide the answers using a toggle list (Notion) 3. Recite Say what you need to memorize out load 4. Practice tests Great ways to revise for math and science subjects 5. Feynman technique