Why You're Revising for Exams the Wrong Way (and What You Should Do Instead)

There’s a lot of bad studying advice out there, so it’s no wonder that a lot of students are revising for exams in the wrong way.

Could this be you? Do you find exam revision stressful? Do you struggle to commit the important stuff to memory and regurgitate it effectively in an exam? Do your exam grades reflect your struggle?

If so then you may be revising for exams in the crappy way; the passive way. In this episode I’m going to teach you the difference between passive learning and active learning so you can ditch the former and ace the latter.

You’ll learn which revision techniques ACTUALLY work so you know exactly how to prepare for your exams in the most effective and efficient way.

Listen to this episode, start revising for exams correctly, and your grades will thank you later.

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