How to review in ICT
If you study "ICT" you need to use some of the following audit techniques to make sure you remember everything you've learned. As a result of this topic is so vast must begin to split topics into smaller chunks of the bite size. Talk to teachers or records about what area I think it is best to study first (or more attention). Course teachers don't know what the exam always comes in (but are usually a good idea). Look at ICT most exam papers — papers tend to repeat themselves every three to four years (questions might not be exactly the same but are very similar to what usually). Below I've covered some tips on reconsideration (you can use for most topics too).
1. never buy a decent book on the topic – starting with basic book where you can get a good idea to book and purchase the most advanced can work. Seek advice from your teacher about books that recommend.
2. When you purchase a book that you intend to use-disciplined-procrastination-give yourself 0-20 minutes and be disciplined don't let anything else distracting.
3. don't skim read-read slowly so that everything in.
4. no radio or television-this will distract you.
5. write reviews-write some of your ideas. This will let you ask yourself questions, and test your memory.
6. If you have something really important to remember-make story-so for example-if you are trying to remember megabytes GB and KB-converted to the story. ' One day I woke up, I went down stairs and I saw the beast (MB) I sat in my sofa, and then went and prepared some breakfast wezrafh (GB) was eating my porridge-you're so annoyed because I kangaroos (KB) was scared. It sounds silly but proven psychological method. Crazier your picture is that the Member must remember that your brain will probably. To make it to this confused story by linking every topic that you need to remember.
Remember you can use these techniques when you want to review ICT and other subjects, mathematics or science or geography.
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