DOING REVISION FOR EXAMS.

DOING REVISION FOR EXAMS. | Ecency

Here I am back with some easier ways to remember everything that we have done; it is just like learning for your test.

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This is a revision and you will see how nice it is as you have done all these this is just a little way of helping you to remember another way of doing the things that we have learnt.

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All the maths in this video covers is adding, subtracting, multiplication and dividing. We will do them all quickly and you will find that is really easy especially if you followed my previous explanation a while ago.

I told you yesterday to go back to the posts and revise some of the maths we have done.

I am trying to find some more ways so that it sticks in your head, and you will not be scared when you see this maths problem.

We do not always know that it all actually comes down to multiplication. If we do these we will see how they change and we can do them easily.

There is nothing worse than looking at a maths problem and freezing because you do not understand what to do.

When we work through these and the ones I will give you in the next few days you will realise how easy they are and you will feel calm and do well in your test.

Always remember to read through the whole test first. Once you have done that do the ones you are absolutely certain of and the go back to the maths you will have to think a bit?

Please do not forget to mark the number of the question you did if you are mixing them up, as your teacher will think your answer is wrong

It is one of the most important things to do when you write any test. The number of the question must be first even if it is question 9. First, you write question 9 and do it after that you may want to do question 12 and so on. How will your teacher know which one you did if you do not number them right?

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