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2 a. Mental concentration; careful consideration. b. A thought or an opinion resulting from such consideration REFLECTION

3 We learn from reflecting on our experience. This is then followed by action. REFLECT LEARN ACT

4 First the 11.3 group has reflected on the factors that have stopped us from revising. They are similar to the factors that usually stop students from doing their homework anyway…

5 Going Out Too much time wasted with your friends means that you spend less time revising!!! Reflection

6 Video Games like Xbox or PS3 Save them until after your exams!!! Reflection

7 Laziness or lack of motivation If you want to succeed, you have to stay concentrated and motivated. Reflection

8 Family problems Anything that upsets you or distresses you can keep you away from studying. Reflection

9 Siblings Try not to get distracted by them!! Reflection

10 Mobile Phones Instant messaging A girl in our form group has confessed that she spends more than 2 hours on her mobile phone! Reflection

11 Monopoly, lego and other similar games Yes, teenagers can still play with them… Reflection

12 TV Watching the latest episode of Eastenders isn't going to help you get your grades!!! Reflection

13 Snacking on the wrong type of food It can make you feel lazy and not give you the nutrients that you need Reflection

14 Being Negative and not- believing in Yourself If you dont believe in that you will be successful, how can you possibly achieve your goals? Reflection

15 Action Then as a group we have reflected on the actions we can take in order to improve our revision. These are the tips we have suggested for studying and revising.

16 Use Past Papers and Answer Examination Questions Using past papers can be a major help: actually seeing examples of questions is one of the best ways to revise. Action

17 Use Interactive Websites Websites like BBC Bitesize are free to use and can be a more interesting way to revise. Action

18 Get all the support you can. You can achieve much more with the support of the people around you, such as parents.

19 Mind Maps or Diagrams to help remember key words and concepts Action

20 Speaking Out Loud: This can increase your motivation and help you remember Action

21 Being creative with your learning. Why not try making a song? 2 + 2 = 4 Action

22 Keep on drinking. A rehydrated brain learns better, as water is essential for brain function. Action

23 Get some revision guides (and use them) + = Answer exam questions and check answers Action

24 Post-it notes Write down any useful tips/ key facts to help you remember. As you learn them, you can throw them away because you have done another job for your success. Action

25 Friends… … can help you if they believe in your success and want to succeed themselves. Action

26 Positive self- encouragement This is a very important factor. You need to be confident and clear about your goals, then you have every chance to succeed. Action

27 Here are specific examples of how individual students of 11.3 have decided to take action in order to improve their revision skills.

28 Reflection > Action The obstacle that stops me from revising is my friends, because I like to spend too much time with them! To overcome this I have decided to make my friends revise with me. This will help my revision because all of us will be revising together!

29 Reflection > Action I think that the obstacle that stops me most of revising is that I get frustrated when I get an answer wrong! To overcome this I have decided to be determined and to carry on until I get all the answers right!

30 Reflection > Action I believe that the obstacle that stops me from revising is my mobile phone because I use it all the time. To overcome this I have decided to be more organised and make a revision timetable. If I plan my time better I will do my revision and still have time to use my mobile phone.

31 Reflection > Action What stops me the most of revising is watching TV. I have decided to sit in a room with no electronic things. I have decided to record the programmes that I want to watch, so I can revise first and then watch the programmes afterwards.

32 Reflection > Action An obstacle that stops me from revising is video games because they are distracting and more interesting than revision. To overcome this I have decided to use past papers because theyll help me practice what the exams are really like.

33 Reflection > Action What stops me from revising is fatigue, as this makes me too tired to do anything and I fall asleep. I have decided to start getting enough sleep, so I wont feel tired and hopefully complete my revision.

34 Reflection > Action What stops me from revising is my collection of legos. Its like they have a special force that pulls me towards them! I have decided to hide them in a secret compartment behind my fridge! This will allow me to revise without distractions.

35 Follow effective action With quite reflection From the quiet reflection Will come even more Effective action Thought of the Week

36 Reflection time Is there something you would like to improve? What were the obstacles that have stopped you from achieving excellence? Is there any action you can take to improve your performance?


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