What's the most efficient way to revise for a maths test? (Can really do with some advise )

Mathematics

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Rudiy274 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explained

Sleep,eat well,drink plenty of water.Attened any revision plans.

zysi [14]4 years ago

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Answer:

Make sure to get plenty of sleep, dont cram the night before the test. This will affect your thinking ability while taking the test.

Have several review sessions the week preceding the test, to make sure you've properly covered the material.

Have a good breakfast, I like toast with jam and oatmeal, sugary cereal can make your attention span low and affect how much effort you put into the test.

Take notes! Writing something down has often helped me memorize it better, and led to better performance on the test.\

Hope this helps!

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