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- Talking out loud can be a helpful process to consolidate learning
- Listening back to your own voice has been shown to aid memory

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- Can be completed in study groups - You could each take a section of a particular topic to present on

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- Can be used as a more structured brain dump
- Colour-code sections
- Add in images/diagrams to aid memory

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- Set a timer and write down everything you can recall for a chosen topic, theorist, event...
- You can use any format, e.g. mind map, list

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- Colour code each section
- Set a timer for each section, e.g. 1 minute
- Use as an opportunity for retrieval practice - brain dump information

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- Test each other's knowledge in pairs
- Form a study group and create mini revision sessions
- Group quizzes
- Incorporate games which test knowledge and involve movement

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- https://www.memrise.com/
- Memrise teaches you language used in real-world contexts
- Useful for studying MFL

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- Study Mind
- SnapRevise
- Tutor2u
- Mr Bruff
- TLMaths
- TLPhysics
- KSPsych
- CrashCourse
- Learning Academy

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- https://www.brainscape.com/
- Online flashcards to optimize studying, by repeating harder concepts in the perfect interval for maximum memory retention

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- https://quizlet.com/en-gb
- Science-backed flashcards, practice tests and games

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- Highlight key points (colour-code to aid memory)
- Use a consistent colour key
- Annotate with observations and questions
- Summarise each page
- Helpful for use with textbooks/large chunks of text

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- Use mark schemes & examiners' reports to review answers
- Time yourself
- Search on exam board websites for past paper questions
- If you run out of questions, try making your own

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- Use within text books to cover up answers
- Place them anywhere for reminders
- Can be helpful in structuring answers/essays (write your ideas of each post-it and move around afterwards)

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- Use consistent colour-coding
- Check out Tony Buzan's 'The Mind Map Book'
- Keywords/short phrases
- Image association
- Helpful for essay planning
- Online tool: https://coggle.it/

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- Use to test knowledge
- Keep it simple
- Terms/definitions
- Q&A
- Include images
- Colour-code to aid memory
- Avoid purely rewriting out your notes
- Helpful for shorter markers
- If making flashcards yourself, think little and often