Dr Colton Every subject is different and your teachers will have really good advice on how to maximise your time. So take on board what they're saying to you and incorporate it into your personal study. Shay I think everyone revises differently, and it's really important to remember that while you're doing your own studying. Find out what your own weaknesses are and work on them.

Jacintha If you struggle to study alone, doing video calls with a couple of friends when revising can really help. You can all go through the same exam paper and exam questions, and help each other with your answers. Make sure to choose your friends carefully so you don't distract each other. Lauren So when I first started revising for my GCSEs, all I did was re-write out the notes I already had. About three months into it, so I wasted three months of revision time, I was no further on with my knowledge or anything, than what I was to begin with, because I wasn't doing active revision. I was just writing everything that I could see. Baxter So I have dyslexia and reading in my head, it didn't really help. So reading it out loud really helped me remember key words.Understand that religious traditions in Great Britain are diverse and include the following religions: Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism, as well as non-religious beliefs, such as atheism and humanism. Dean McCullough Hello. I'm Dean McCullough from BBC Radio 1. And here's how I would create my chilled out revision playlist. I'm talking songs that are going to get you in the mood, but are not going to distract you so I would create songs that are going to make me feel good, make me feel empowered, but are not going to distract me. Then, assign your students to different groups and make it a game. Which group can guess the right word the fastest? Which one scores more?

Mindful Moments Focus Brain Breaks PowerPoint – Revision is tough work. Make sure your students get to take a break with this handy PowerPoint. Our RE Revision Resources, like all of our resources are teacher-made – relevant, high quality and with an understanding of your needs in the classroom or the learning environment. Access all the teacher tools you need for your day-to-day teaching with topic presentations containing lesson starters, lesson prompts, revision tips and guidance Develops learners’ knowledge and understanding of religious beliefs, teachings, practices, and sources of wisdom and authority, including through their reading ofBut more importantly, they get the chance to see how much they know, what kind of information they absorbed and retained. Your students can use these resources to test themselves.