Free Revision Timetable
Making a revision timetable is a great way to deal with overwhelm and procrastination.
Once you have made your revision timetable you simply need to stick to it!
With that in mind, it’s important to make a timetable that is realistic and achievable to avoid setting yourself up for failure.
A revision timetable will ensure that you revise equally for each exam rather than cramming for the first one and leaving no time for the last exam.
Making a revision timetable – Method
1. Create a grid or print off our free template
2. List your subjects in the order of the exam dates
3. Fill in your timetable with non-negotiables like dinner time and any sporting or extra curricular activities as you don’t want to stop these
4. In the remaining time slots start filling in your exam subjects in order
5. Plan to revise in half hour sessions (you can do 20 or 40 depending on your concentration)
6. Make sure you include breaks
7. Use your revision checklists and start with the topics you hate the most!
Stick to this like glue and be safe in the knowledge that you are doing all you can and that’s all that matters!
Goodluck!