A selection of handouts offering advice on effective study habits and managing emotions around exam time produced by the Student Wellbeing Service are available from the display in Area 1B. If you are working from home, there are lots of helpful resources available online to help you manage …
You cannot do well in any exam that you sleep through… The best revision is always a sound night’s sleep. Spare yourself anxiety: know where you need to be and when for each exam. Arrive unhurried, in good time, and make sure you live …
There are as many ways to revise as there are people but some methods have been tested and found to be more effective than others. It is believed the best ways to marshal your understanding so it is easy to recall and apply …
A bad memory allows every happy person to be the hero of their own life. Something to remember when revision rolls around! A psychologist explains…
StudyBlue is an app for creating digital flashcards and then use them to test your learning. Research has shown that flashcards are the fastest and easiest way of learning new information and they are also an effective revision tool. Creating flashcards involves …
We all understand that revision, exams and impending deadlines can be very stressful, especially as end of year assessments approach. My colleagues here in the Library have blogged about it, and the Students Union have dedicated a web page to it, …
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the stressiest of us all? Read more »
The University Library does not hold any past or specimen exam papers either digitally or in print. Your academic department might have made past or specimen exam questions available for you to consult, most commonly by adding them to Moodle. Specimen exam questions are not …
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