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Online refresher courses

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PowerPoints /Presentations

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Flash cards/Revision Tools

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mind map areas of the body to improve basic anatomy knowledge
- from this mind maps, foucs on areas of the body going into diagrams and labels, causes, risks etc

read current textbooks of the specific exam boards to undertsand what topics are covered

read revison books as they have less detailed but key points needed

watch videos surronding topics that are unfamiliar to me

make a list of all things i can remember in a specific topic, then review to see what is missing and look more into that

make revision cards to be able to test myself

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quizzing fellow peers

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Carry out regular subject audits

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-Videos / Recorded lessons
-Test yourself - Past papers
-Textbooks, journals = reading
-Creating revision resources to refer back to: mindmaps, powerpoints
-Work with peers: test each other, have discussions
- Talk about what you've learnt
- Ask your friend, partner, guardian to ask you questions

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Reading
Tests
quizzes
talking
recorded lessons
mind mapping
watching video clips
podcasts
flashcards

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Read Constantly to keep knowledge fresh

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Answer exam questions

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CPD

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online quizzes

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Keep a specific subject knowledge book

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making notes from GCSE and A Level spec books

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psych boost (short psychology revision videos)

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Keep up to date with the National Curriculum

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practice exam questions
peer teaching

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Read revision guidebooks and text

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Youtube revision videos

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- past paper questions
- reviewing and developing old notes
- recapping content with peers --> gaining knowledge that they have that you potentially did not
- thought dumping e.g., writing all that you know about a particular topic in a restricted time frame
- extended reading
- video content
- online resources e.g., pre-made online quizzes and textbooks
- revision podcasts

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Exam papers (A level and GCSE)

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Follow related educators on social media sites e.g Twitter /Facebook

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mini quizzes
mind maps
reading
note taking
further readings

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Exam questions, reading, making notes, listening to videos

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Exam questions, reading, making notes, listening to videos

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mind maps
exam papers
text books
videos
revision cards
podcasts

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Scientific journal reading and retention tasks (e.g. mind mapping)

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tutor2u, simply psychology, psychwizard, word press websites  

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tutor2u, simply psychology, psychwizard, word press websites  

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search for articles that link to the topics we want to teach

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Focusing on 'weak' areas and not sticking to the areas you know

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Focusing on 'weak' areas and not sticking to the areas you know