Are you worried about academic study skills and exam revision?
Without a plan, revision can be overwhelming. Disorganisation can be a huge distraction. And if you’re prone to procrastination, it’ll lead to even more frustration.
The good news is that ineffectual habits can be shifted. Study skills can be learned. Revision techniques can be practiced. And when you discover an approach that works for YOU, there’s no limit to success.
That’s why time management, organising and revision study skills make such a difference.
Study skills not only enhance academic performance; they also boost motivation, self-esteem and confidence.
Being organised will set you up for success whatever you choose to do after school. Knowing how to plan and prioritise, and especially how to overcome procrastination, will reduce stress and anxiety. So whatever your career path, time management and productivity are skills for life.
What are exam revision and academic study skills?
There’s no standard way to study or to prepare for exams. That’s why it’s so important to find techniques that work for you as an individual.
Study skills coaching covers a range of issues, including:
- Planning a study schedule
- Setting goals and tracking progress
- Organising study materials, especially paperwork
- Taking notes in different formats
- Overcoming procrastination and perfectionism
- Boosting memory and recalling different kinds of data
- Writing and editing academic assignments
- Reducing stress before, during and after exams
How can I help?
- 1-2-1 study skills coaching for students
- Small group workshops online or in person
- Workshops in schools, colleges and universities
- Talks for parents or teachers on how to help students to prepare for exams
- Interviews and articles with tips on how to improve study skills
Contact me today to arrange a free consultation
Exam revision advice for parents
Gearing Up For GCSEs: Top Tips for Parents
The run up to GCSE exams can be extremely stressful, for students. And many parents are uncertain how best to support and guide teens during these testing times. For teens diagnosed with ADHD or other learning differences, challenges are particularly acute.
Drawing on latest research as well as insights from my own coaching practice, I devise talks and workshops online and in person.
Or book me to speak at your school, college or university (online or in person).
“My son found your sessions very helpful, and I’m glad to see that he’s making more effort to plan and to get more organised.”
“I’m feeling so much more confident about exam revision since I came to your workshop. Thanks for all the great advice.”
“My daughter found the workshop really useful and learnt new methods of studying. Thank you.”
University life was quite overwhelming during my first year. With Juliet’s help I learned to plan ahead and to pace myself. No more all-night essay crises!