How to Build Motivation to Help You Revise

Having problems getting started with revision? It’s like you sit down to get started but suddenly everything in the world seems more interesting? Maybe you feel overwhelmed by how much there is to do, or revision just feels pointless because you don’t even know where to begin. Motivation can feel like the hardest part of revision but here’s the thing — motivation isn’t just something you "have" or "don’t have." It’s something you can build so let’s break it down into simple, practical steps to help you find the motivation to start!

Zahra MeraliMarch 17, 2025revision, motivation, revision techniques, getting started, task paralysis, education, teaching

How to Revise If You Hate Revising

Let’s be real — revision can feel like a chore. Some people thrive on neatly organised notes and detailed study schedules, but for others, the idea of sitting down for hours to go over the same material is unbearable. Whatever the reason, you’re not alone. But, there are plenty of alternative study methods that are engaging, effective, and can even make the process (somewhat) enjoyable. This blog will walk you through some of the best revision techniques for those who struggle with traditional methods.

Zahra MeraliMarch 11, 2025revision, revising, revision techniques, education

How to Prepare for an Important Exam Year: Setting Up Your Ultimate Revision Folder

As you start an important academic year, it's key to get ahead with your exam preparation. One of the best ways to stay organized and reduce stress as exams approach is by setting up an effective revision folder from the start. A well-structured folder helps you break down your revision into manageable chunks, stay on track, and ultimately perform better. Here's a step-by-step guide to creating the ultimate revision folder, designed to help you ace your exams!