Sometimes it's easy to spend hours revising, revising and revising for your CIMA exams, to find that at the end of it all it feels like you can't remember a single thing.
This is obviously not ideal!
In my 15 years of teaching accountancy exams, I have found a number of ways to overcome this such as effective note-taking and having a structured revision plan.
However, there is an even more obvious way to make your CIMA revision more effective with minimal effort. It may seem simple but is often ignored by many students!
Tuesday, 22 March 2016
Friday, 18 March 2016
Revision Tips - There's No Standard Formula For Success!
With the amount of effort we invest in our revision, it's only natural to question if we are making the most of our time.
It can be tempting to look at what other people are doing and base our revision plan on that.
But who is to say that what works for someone else is going to work for you?
Many academics have published theory on how we fit into different types of learning styles.
Some suggest there are as many as seven types of learning styles with others simplifying it down to three.
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