The Lazy Student's Revision Guide: Study Hacks For Exam Success Without The Stress (Lazy Student's Guide Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (664 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00U7MXAYE |
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| Number of Pages | : | 407 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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It’s an unfortunate truth that good study technique is rarely taught in schools, colleges or universities.Which is where The Lazy Student’s Revision Guide comes in. *** #1 Kindle Best Seller in "Study Skills" - March & April 2015 ***Are your exams fast approaching? Are you starting to panic that you’re never going to be ready for them?You’re not alone. All you need to do to get the results you deserve is follow the steps in this guide. In this guide you’ll learn how to:Make sure you’re physically and mentally prepared to study successfullyCreate a revision timetable that you’ll actually be able to stick toAvoid information overload and focus your studies on the things you need to know to ace your examsProduce top quality revision notes that you’ll use again and againPrepare for your exams without letting revision take over your life "I have recently finished my mock exams and I now know that I have been studying a little wrong! The Lazy Student's Revision Guide is very well written and is v
. He's an author and Computer Science teacher from the UK and created The Lazy Student’s Guide book series, website and podcast to give his students a place to find out about the things that schools and universities sometimes forget to tell them. David Chapman is the face behind The Lazy Student’s Guide
. He's an author and Computer Science teacher from the UK and created The Lazy Student’s Guide book series, website and podcast to give his students a place to find out about the things that schools and universities sometimes forget to tell them. About the Author David Chapman is the face behind The Lazy Student’s Guide
"Just in time" according to woody. I am not a student but a parent of a somewhat lazy, unenthusiastic student of 1Just in time woody I am not a student but a parent of a somewhat lazy, unenthusiastic student of 14 who has exams coming up. I would say that David Chapman's book is an excellent guide to helping your child get organised and primed for the exams especially if organisation does not come naturally to him or her. The study technique suggestions will be extremely useful and even though Chapman does not go into the science behind them, I know from my own reading that they are fully suppo. who has exams coming up. I would say that David Chapman's book is an excellent guide to helping your child get organised and primed for the exams especially if organisation does not come naturally to him or her. The study technique suggestions will be extremely useful and even though Chapman does not go into the science behind them, I know from my own reading that they are fully suppo. Munirah Patel said Worth the read!. Enlightening read from an intelligent author who clearly knows what he's talking about. This book has been a great help for me during my studies and is recommend it to anyone and everyone who has no idea how they should even start revision. Easy to read and the step-by-step process makes it very easy to follow.. R. BASS said Do what David Does.. David's techniques helped me to study in a much more focused and easy to manage way. My first approach was to cram until I fell asleep at my desk, now I treat revision like I'm preparing for a sporting event and need to be at 100% to succeed. Don't risk your grades