Kickstart your ITEC Revision Techniques in Anatomy and Physiology (Part 1)
Listen to these practical ITEC course revision tips on how Lisa Jackson gained a distinction in her ITEC Anatomy and Physiology exams.
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Lisa Jackson discusses how she: * Designed her weekly revision schedule Yes, she gain 96% in her marks! |
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Listening time: Approx 12 minutes
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Listening time: Approx 12 minutes
Your Comments
When you’ve listened to the audio, do come back and add your thoughts, comments or questions you may have. If you’ve recently started studying A + P. How has Lisa words helped? Or if you’ve thinking of studying, what other revision tips could you add.
It’s always great to your ideas and comments – thank you :O)
19 January 2012
9:57 pm #comment-1
You know what Victora. If Im honest I actually agree small amount and often. They say in 15 minute chunks, dont they, then a break.
Thanks for the feedback.
16 January 2012
4:53 pm #comment-2
The best way for me i found, was to do small amounts at a time and add some humour to aid revision with A&P.
15 January 2012
7:41 pm #comment-3
Fantastic! Thank you for your feedback. Im sure this will help other ITEC students also. Teresa
14 January 2012
10:13 am #comment-4
Acronyms work really well for revising for A + P, I would tell you mine which a friend told me, however they are not suitable for general consumption if you know what I mean! But they helped me remember the names of the bones in the feet and hands really well.
14 January 2012
9:34 am #comment-5
I found a book in the library of a skeleton and I cut out and addedd the muscles. Also We had games where we had questions and answers on seperate pieces of paper we had to match up. I also found doing diagrams helpful
7 January 2012
8:52 pm #comment-6
My best way of revising is to write and draw onto index cards, and learn in small bitsize chunks. This worked well for me when I was studying A + P.