The document provides 4 tips for preparing for mock exams. The first tip is to ensure students know the exam specification thoroughly so they are not asked anything unexpected. The second tip is to use revision guides in addition to textbooks for an overview of topics, practice questions, and exam structure. The third tip recommends condensing class and study notes into revision tools like flashcards, mind maps, posters, and evaluation grids. The final tip, which will be expanded on in future articles, is to actively use revision time to reduce materials into these condensed formats.

1. 4 MOCK EXAM TIPS 1
REVISION FOR MOCK EXAMS
MICHELE SCOTT-AKANBI

2.  Many students face mock exams with fear and trepidation.

3.  However a positive mental attitude and exam preparation can
make all the difference.
 Over the next few days I will give you some mock exam
preparation tips which should support your revision, leave you
feeling calm and relaxed, allow you to shine in your mock exam
and demonstrate your knowledge effectively.

5. ....
HERE ARE A FEW TIPS
1. They cannot ask you a question you don't know or haven't
covered. So...
2. Ensure you know the specification to the best of your abilities.
3. The textbook is good for initial learning... however now you
need to use revision guides to support your learning and get an
overview of the topic, exam practice and the exam structure.
4. You should use your revision time actively and reduce you class
and independent notes down to revision flash/cue cards, mind
maps, topic posters and evaluation grids (more on this
tomorrow).