Hello Friend

Have you suffered from one of the following:

• Performed worse than expected in exams
• Struggle with studying
• Not sure where to start with your revision
• Not enough time for studies and life

If you answer yes to any of the above then how would you like to know the secret of:

• How best to Study so as to get the best without working too hard
• How to revise for exams and still have a life
• How to get the best result you are capable of in exams

The secrets are contained in the material that follows.

Hi! I'm Phil. 

I have been providing private tutoring for students, successfully, for the last ten years and the one thing I noticed is that none of my students had been taught how to study, how to prepare for or sit exams.  Many hours had been spent in the detail s of the subject matter of the various courses of study but not how best to study, how to revise and how to sit exams.  I decided to develop a set of useful techniques to cover these areas so as to improve the results achieved by my students and what a fantastic result followed.  By using these techniques and methods my students were able to improve their results from between 10% and 40% in their final exams and some claimed even more.

You too can achieve much better exam results and understanding of materials studied by applying the secrets disclosed in the attached material.  It often makes the difference between success or failure and better understanding of subject studied. 

There are many techniques which can and do improve performance in exams but here I have selected the best of the bunch so you do not have to waste your time with the methods which, although they may be good do not necessary fit in with the whole package to produce the best overall result with the least effort and time.

The following bullet points are the areas covered in the material:

a.      How to study section

§  How short term memory works

§  How long term memory works

§  How we recover information from memory

§  How best to study to take account of long term, short term memory and the principles of remembering

§  How to use mind maps for note taking

§  How to plan a study period

§  How to structure the study hour

§  Build in revision as part of the study regime

§  Time table you study to gain maximum advantage

b.     How to revise for exams

§  How to set up a revision timetable

§  How to set priorities

§  How to peak for the exam

§  Plan more than you need (Build in redundancy)

§  Display the plan

§  How to structure the study hour

§  Revise the last session

§  Study this session

§  Revise this session

§  Use of notes

c.      How to do well in the exam:

§  How to get the best from last minute revision

§  How to use Memory lists

§  Revision overview

§  How to enter the exam room

§  The list of equipment

§  Settling down in the exam room

§  Reading the questions

§  Deciding which questions to answer

§  Deciding which order to answer the questions

§  Taking account of points allocation

§  Allocating time for each question

§  Outline answers are better than no answer

§  Answer every question

§  Answer the question asked not what you think was asked

§  If there is time then review your answers

§  Check the paper is complete – name, exam number etc.

§  How to leave the exam room