Study Plans Where On The Steps Can You Climb To?
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slide1. Study Plans<br>
slide2. Where On The Steps Can You Climb To? I won’t do it I can’t do it I want to do it How do I do it? I’ll try to do it I can do it I will do it I DID IT!!!<br>
slide3. Have A Personal Goal Where Are You Now & Where Do You Want To Get To.<br>
slide4. Reflect on Where Are You Now & Where Do You Want To Get To. Target Grade: Be ambitious but realistic. Plan your study timetable around your target grade, where you are right now and your CAO Point Target.<br>
slide5. Reflect on Where Are You Now & Where Do You Want To Get To. Grade I Would Get Right Now: This column should fluctuate – as you revise, you will become more confident with your ability to succeed.<br>
slide6. Reflect on Where You Are Now & Where You Want to Get To Grade I Think I Got: It is important to reflect on the exam. Jot how well you think you did here. Move forward by looking towards the next exam.<br>
slide7. Printable Template<br>
slide8. Printable Template<br>
slide9. Planning Your Study Timetable Task: List the subjects you need to revise for.
Then, arrange the subjects based on which subjects need the most and least revision. MOST LEAST<br>
slide10. Study Plan: Colour code your subjects with the key below the timetable. Colour in the revision time slots with associated colour. Write in the section of the subject you are to study in the plot slot box.<br>
slide11. Maths Physics Chemistry Irish English German Accountancy Evening OFF Week: ______________________<br>
slide12. Week: ______________________<br>
slide13. Download PPT Version Click here to download the PPT file for this presentation<br>
slide2. Where On The Steps Can You Climb To? I won’t do it I can’t do it I want to do it How do I do it? I’ll try to do it I can do it I will do it I DID IT!!!<br>
slide3. Have A Personal Goal Where Are You Now & Where Do You Want To Get To.<br>
slide4. Reflect on Where Are You Now & Where Do You Want To Get To. Target Grade: Be ambitious but realistic. Plan your study timetable around your target grade, where you are right now and your CAO Point Target.<br>
slide5. Reflect on Where Are You Now & Where Do You Want To Get To. Grade I Would Get Right Now: This column should fluctuate – as you revise, you will become more confident with your ability to succeed.<br>
slide6. Reflect on Where You Are Now & Where You Want to Get To Grade I Think I Got: It is important to reflect on the exam. Jot how well you think you did here. Move forward by looking towards the next exam.<br>
slide7. Printable Template<br>
slide8. Printable Template<br>
slide9. Planning Your Study Timetable Task: List the subjects you need to revise for.
Then, arrange the subjects based on which subjects need the most and least revision. MOST LEAST<br>
slide10. Study Plan: Colour code your subjects with the key below the timetable. Colour in the revision time slots with associated colour. Write in the section of the subject you are to study in the plot slot box.<br>
slide11. Maths Physics Chemistry Irish English German Accountancy Evening OFF Week: ______________________<br>
slide12. Week: ______________________<br>
slide13. Download PPT Version Click here to download the PPT file for this presentation<br>