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Spaced Revision- Dunlosky -2013

Explore different techniques to enhance your revision process, including spaced revision, transformation exercises, practice testing, and solving exam questions. These techniques will help you build a strong knowledge base and improve your understanding of various subjects.

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Spaced Revision- Dunlosky -2013

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  1. Spaced Revision-Dunlosky -2013

  2. Review of topic;(about ~20 minutes) – this can take any form and is not prescriptive – it is about allowing the student to revisit their notes and build their knowledge base before completing the next tasks. Make sure that the topic is small – anything too large and it will be too much – this is about distributing topics over shorter, more effective revision periods. • Transformation exercise; (about ~20 minutes) – here students put their notes away and transform the knowledge into something else – this could be a mind map, a drawing, a song, a poem, flash cards etc. (The idea is that by transforming their knowledge they have to keep asking ‘why’ – why does that item link with another item on a mind map, why should that part be in the drawing … • Practice testing; (about 10 minutes) – with a friend, family member, study buddy – or just using the cover, write check method – quickly test yourself on the topic. • Exam question; (about 10 minutes) – complete an exam question on the topic / sub-topic you have completed and check this with a mark scheme.

  3. These are examples – see your sheet for more ideas!

  4. Any question?

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