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Electrolytic P rocesses What is electrolysis Breaking down an ionic substance using electricity Metals have a positive charge and non metals have a negative charge Hydrogen is an exception it is a non metal with a positive charge. https://. www.wku.edu/senate/documents/improving_student_learning_dunlosky_2013.pdf. . Not very effective. Highlighting. Re-reading. Summarising Texts. Why?. Low challenge.. Little thinking required.. The main purposes of revision are:. to understand the topic for which you are sitting an exam. to commit what you have learnt and understood to memory. to practice planning and writing answers to questions. The Statistics. 66% material is forgotten after 7 days. 88% material is forgotten after 6 weeks. Reading notes and text books leads to a mere 10% retention . . Be Organised. Where?. Sit at a desk – somewhere designed for study. Keep calm . and revise. REVISION. To work out something you’ve found difficult before.. To help remember something you’ve learned before.. To make it stick in your mind for longer.. To be prepared for a test, exam or interview.. We are learning to:. Revise Actively. Is amazing. Is like a muscle – it can be made to work more efficiently!. http://. www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/brainsmart/memory/how_to_learn.shtml. Your Brain! . Revision techniques will vary depending on what you want to be able to do . Also includes notes from the book . by Ian Geddes. WITH EMPHASISS ON:. Spaced learning. Better revision techniques?. (After . Dunlosky. 2013). Learning Objective. “As we start to approach the exam session again, many students (and teachers) will be entering their favourite purveyor of stationary goods to arm themselves with all the tools that one could need to prepare for an exam: cue cards, revision books and, of course, . Lesson. Homework. Additional. Revision. Germany . Setting. Up the Weimar Government. Setting up of the Republic. Treaty of Versailles: the signing, effects &. opposition to it.. Weaknesses of the Constitution. Do you know what you need to study for your January assessments??. On your grid, you need to ask your teachers this week what you will be studying for you assessment in January. . You will write this down on your grid so you know what you need to do. Mr Latham, Principal. This evening’s information. Key dates Mr Latham. Advice for students Mr Jordan / Mrs Hodgson. English and maths . Mrs . Colabella. / Mr Jordan. Revision resources Miss Jones. P. E. E. P. E. E. O. Revision. 2. Exam papers / questions. Remember – . both papers are . in . two parts:. Part. A. Part. B. Revision. 2. Exam papers / questions. Exam Paper example:. Revision. 2. Exam papers / questions. Monday, 19. th. March 2018. 7:00 pm. Millennium Hall. Where are we now?. How is my child doing?. How is the school supporting progress?. How can parents support progress?. Examinations. Post 16 Progression. Topic 1. Write. the error interval for the following:. 4.3 (1 . d.p.. ). 7.26 (2 . d.p.. ). Find the maximum. perimeter for this rectangle. sides measured to 1 . d.p.. a = 5.3 (1 . d.p.. ). b = 15.7 (3 . Topic 4.4 –guide. STATE.  that, in gel electrophoresis, fragments of DNA move in an electric field and are separated according to their size.. STATE.  that gel electrophoresis of DNA is used in DNA profiling.. Topic areas:. The causes of the First World War. The First World War: Stalemate. Ending the war. Date. Topic 1: . The causes of the . war. MAIN – militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism. Alliances – .