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This course will ensure that your students have all the techniques and tools required to prepare themselves for their forthcoming exams. Failing to prepare is preparing to fail. This course has been specifically designed with one major outcome in mind; to assist students in attaining the best possible results in their SAT’s, Mock’s, GCSE and A-level exams.

Course aims and Objectives

• To gain an insight into WHY? Students should aim to do their best in exams.
• To demonstrate easy-to-use revision techniques.
• To provide stress management tools and techniques.
• To provide guidance on how best to create an ideal learning environment.
• To stimulate a positive attitude towards revision.

“I just get bored when I try to revise!”

“I get easily distracted”

“I can't seem to remember stuff”

“I get really nervous in exams and forget everything”

These are some of the common problems encountered by students as they prepare for exams. In this 2 hour workshop we aim to share tools and techniques which will help all students make the most of their revision time, and to boost the performance of their memories helping them to easily retain facts and information. We will also provide strategies for dealing with stress and nerves so that all students can remain calm and confident during exam week.

Format

2 1/2 hour programme that includes a break Suitable for years 8 to13, pupils in groups of up to 150.

Course Benefits

• Immediate direction on what to do to begin preparing for examination success.
• Students experience the memory techniques and demonstrate their power.
• Students have a positive learning experience.
• Raises confidence and belief.
• Establishes personal responsibility and comprehension that ‘if it is to be, then it is up to me’.
• Builds intrinsic motivation.

Course Features

• Powerful memory techniques.
• Short and long term memory.
• The tri-un brain.
• Creation of a learning environment.
• Relaxation and breathing techniques.
• Focus and state management.
• Recall, the cycle of decay and how to stop it.
• Creation of a personal revision plan.