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Turbocharging your Revision

Scool Revision

Publisher: S-cool Youth Marketing Ltd

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Summary

Pick up the S-cool cheeky revision shortcuts guide to find out about the following: 
10 tips to mentally prepare for exams 
8 tips to get and stay motivated 
8 ways to beat exam stress 
8 ways to improve your memory 
5 ways to win over the examiner 
Avoid these 10 common exam slip-ups 
Plus: Extra bonus tips to get the best out of your revision.
Available since: 12/02/2014.

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