Try active recall without turning revision into guesswork
Attempt to retrieve an answer before consulting your notes, then check and correct it. This is commonly called retrieval practice.
Attempt to retrieve an answer before consulting your notes, then check and correct it. This is commonly called retrieval practice.
Return to a topic on separate occasions instead of placing every encounter into one sitting. Adjust the gaps using your answers and the exam date.
Give each card a focused prompt and a clear checking rule. Split overloaded cards into smaller questions.
Record the first incorrect step, its cause and a new problem that checks the correction. Avoid copying whole solutions without diagnosing them.
Use a deliberate selection of question types so you must decide which method fits, while keeping a way to check each solution.
Explain the idea with an example, then test whether the explanation remains accurate when the situation changes.