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Tips for Getting Through a Big Project Without Stress

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Reading your notes again and again feels productive, but it does not help you remember much. Testing yourself works better. Close the book and write down what you recall. Check what you missed, then try again the next day. Flash cards and past paper questions are good for this.
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Space out your revision

Revise a topic today, again in three days and again in a week. Spacing it out helps the facts stay in your memory, so you are not cramming the night before a test.

Explain it to someone else

If you can explain a Natural Sciences topic to a parent or a younger brother, you understand it. If you get stuck, that is the part to go back and revise.

4 Comments

  1. Thank you for this. We have started the weekly routine at home and my son in Grade 7 is already less stressed about homework.

  2. Very useful post. The tips on checking past papers with your child are practical, and we will try them before the June exams. Thank you, Slimkop.

  3. Good, clear advice for parents. I like that it explains things simply and does not make homework time feel like a battle. Well done to the team.

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