There are lots of ways to organise your revision notes. Here are a few tips.
Consider using different way of organising your information (such as charts, diagrams, matrixes etc.).
Think actively about your material (active categorisation) will help you understand and remember the information during (and after!) the exam.
Try thinking about how the different ideas/concepts relate to each other and organising your notes in a way that makes sense to you.
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This is a great time to start revising. Here’s one way of getting organised:
It’s a good idea to make a timetable.
Next gather all your notes together.
Summarise the most important points. Looking at past exam papers will help you can work out...Read more
StudyUp sessions this week are as follows:
Preparation makes perfect: Develop some memory skills to use for exam
Weds 19th October 7:30am
Weds 19th October 12:00pm
Weds 19th October 7:00 pm
Surviving the exam: Strategies for getting...Read more
Referencing software like Endnote can help with your referencing. Endnote is free for Massey students. Endnote can save you time as it does a lot of the formatting for you and saves time typing (you can just click and download references).
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View the Report writing 101 presentation, which includes a sample assignment...Read more
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Starting a sentence with words like they, this, or these can be unclear because it is not obvious what they, this, or these is referring to. So, it can be a good idea to use a recap word or phrase (that recaps the meaning of what is being referred...Read more
Being concerned about plagiarism is not uncommon. To reduce this concern there are several ways of ensuring you avoid accidental plagiarism.
Take good notes, i.e. clearly indicate where you’ve got the information from by including full...Read more
You need to provide a reference when:
You use information (arguments, ideas, words, theories etc.) from an outside source (such as book or journal).
You quote, i.e. use the exact words
You paraphrase, i.e. put someone else’s ideas in your own...Read more
Writing Consultants can answer your questions about academic writing and study skills or give you feedback on your assignment’s structure, focus, paragraph structure, flow, presentation, use of sources, and referencing.
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