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The document provides instructions for creating an effective revision timetable, including listing subjects to revise, ordering them by importance, deciding on a daily study schedule, allocating time blocks to each subject, and optionally including chapter details. It recommends studying 3-4 hours per day in the week before exams and no more than 3-4 hours in the days immediately before. The timetable example allocates subjects across the days and evenings leading up to the exams.

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Notebook Lesson XL by Slidesgo

The document provides instructions for creating an effective revision timetable, including listing subjects to revise, ordering them by importance, deciding on a daily study schedule, allocating time blocks to each subject, and optionally including chapter details. It recommends studying 3-4 hours per day in the week before exams and no more than 3-4 hours in the days immediately before. The timetable example allocates subjects across the days and evenings leading up to the exams.

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HOW TO CREATE

A REVISION
TIMETABLE Tircine Reda

An ICT G:03
EXAM
1- Write down all the subjects you
are currently studying.

Written Oral Grammar

Lierature TTU Phonetics

TIC Civilisation Translation

French Linguistics Note :Be sure not to forget any subject even if you dont see
yourself revising it.
2- Order your subjects from 5 TTU
most important to least
important. 6 Grammar
1 Linguistics
7 Written
Civilisatio
2 n
8 TIC
3 Phonetics
Translation
9
4 Lierature
10 French
Note :Order the subjects from what you
think would be the hardest to the easiest. 11 Oral
3- Decide how many hours of
study you are going to do a
day.
Week:
If it is a week before aim for 3-4 hours of
revision a day.

Night before exams:


In this case aim for no more than 3-

.
4 hours a day before.

For me it would be the


nights before the exams aust youself
Try not to Exh
as i will mention in the when
and take a break
timetable. needed.
4- set your time per subject

3 Hours
2 Hours
● Linguistics 1 Hour
● Civilisation
● TTU ● Translation
● Phonetics
● Written ● French
● Literature
● TIC ● Oral
● Grammar
3- Draw up a clear revision timetable

Sat Sun Mo Tue Wed


n

5-8 pm Grammar Written TIC Phonetic Linguistics

8-10 pm Civilisation Liiterature TTU French Translation

7-8 am Civilisation Literature


6- If you want more detail in your timetable you can
also list out chapters of every session you will revise

Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4


Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5

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