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It outlines golden rules for session length, planning around commitments, using breaks, and avoiding common distractions. The resource also recommends evidence-based revision methods, contrasting ineffective approaches like rereading and copying notes with techniques such as flashcards, Cornell notes, mind mapping, and using past papers, exam specifications, and mark schemes to improve exam readiness.","Year 11 Revision  \nA guide to revision resources and websites to kick-start your journey into Year 11!  \nOrganisation is Key!  \nIt is absolutely essential to your revision and, ultimately, your grades, that you get yourself organised quickly and build a revision schedule and timetable that works for you. There is absolutely no point in drafting a revision timetable and not sticking to it. There is a blank version of this timetable on the next page but these will be available all year in form and from Mr Farrar’s office. Also, if you would like to have a 1-1 meeting with Mr Farrar to help fill in your revision timetable there will be appointment slots on his door from Tuesday 8th September, just sign up for a session.  \nGolden rules  \n• Have a designated revision space, ideally not in your bedroom and on a desk or table  \n• Revision slots should be 45 minutes in length, no more!  \n• Start by filling in your weekly commitments (football training, gym class, visiting family, music lessons etc. It is crucial for your well-being that you continue to do these things throughout Year 11  \n• You should complete two revision sessions per night in the week (This does not include any homework)  \n• You should complete 3 sessions each weekend day  \n• If you do sessions back to back make sure you have at least 20 minutes as a break inbetween. Don’t start a new session immediately after another.  \n• Take your breaks in a different room to where you will revise  \n• Do NOT have your phone on your desk when working, you will be distracted by notifications and temptation  \n• If you miss a session or a day DO NOT try and catch it up. Just be honest with yourself, acknowledge why you missed the session and start again tomorrow. If you try and catchup by Thursday you could have 7 hours to do after school. That is impossible and that is when people stop revising and following their timetable  \nIf you can follow this plan you have 15 hours a week revision including EPS time and as you will be able to see from your timetables – there is still plenty of time to rest, go to the gym, meet friends, play Xbox etc. There are 8 weeks from today (Monday 6th September) so that could mean an incredible 120 hours of revision not including your half-term break.  \nThis year more than any other year, it is so important to really focus on your Year 11 mock exams. You are going to have to treat these exams like the real things in these still very uncertain times. Obviously after the exams there is still 6-7 months left before the real exams are due to start but having a solid set of mock exams under your belt will really help you.  \nHow to revise  \nFirstly, I think it’s important to point out how you definitely should NOT revise. 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