Get Organised
Top tips:
1. Find out how you learn best
Some people learn better through reading, some by listening and some by doing things. Make things easier for yourself - find out which ways suit you and get some tips by clicking here
2. Plan your study
It can be difficult to fit everything in - with homework, clubs and all of the other commitments and responsibilities you have, it can seem like you don't have enough hours in the week to get them all done. Try making a list of all of your commitments and create a study timetable to help plan your time - you can find some helpful hints here.
This app is a really useful way to create to do lists and keep on top of your tasks.
3. Keep your notes up to date
Read through your notes, using a highlighter pen to identify the key points and then:
- Record yourself reading your notes aloud - this site is free to use and enables you to record your voice
- Create flashcards with key words, formulae and quotes - try this quick and easy way
- Make your own learning maps - create a colourful mind map of your topic using this site
4. Boost your brain power
- Learn some memory techniques from this site
- Play some brain games to exercise your mind
- Eat the right foods - find out which foods can improve your academic performance
5. Keep up to date with news and facts about your topics
This can be a really useful way to improve your homework and essay answers in exams. Try typing a key word into the search box below to get started - you can refine your results by images, news and journals.
1. Find out how you learn best
Some people learn better through reading, some by listening and some by doing things. Make things easier for yourself - find out which ways suit you and get some tips by clicking here
2. Plan your study
It can be difficult to fit everything in - with homework, clubs and all of the other commitments and responsibilities you have, it can seem like you don't have enough hours in the week to get them all done. Try making a list of all of your commitments and create a study timetable to help plan your time - you can find some helpful hints here.
This app is a really useful way to create to do lists and keep on top of your tasks.
3. Keep your notes up to date
Read through your notes, using a highlighter pen to identify the key points and then:
- Record yourself reading your notes aloud - this site is free to use and enables you to record your voice
- Create flashcards with key words, formulae and quotes - try this quick and easy way
- Make your own learning maps - create a colourful mind map of your topic using this site
4. Boost your brain power
- Learn some memory techniques from this site
- Play some brain games to exercise your mind
- Eat the right foods - find out which foods can improve your academic performance
5. Keep up to date with news and facts about your topics
This can be a really useful way to improve your homework and essay answers in exams. Try typing a key word into the search box below to get started - you can refine your results by images, news and journals.