What's Important in Revising?

What's most important in revising? Books? Study guides? Enthusiasm? Unlimited supply of snack? Umm... I'm not sure about the latter one but I know I cannot revise without syllabus in my hands. Yes, SYLLABUS. It's like a guidebook, telling us what to study and what is not necessary. Syllabus keeps us in track and helps us to use your time efficiently. This is why I would like to share the syllabus, especially Chemistry.

In the syllabus, you can find material for SL, HL, and Options. We can see the interactive syllabus here. If you guys wish to have the pdf version of it click here. Credits to Holy Heart High School for putting the syllabus up online :)

After making sure that we have syllabus with us, now it's time to use it for our advantage *evil laugh* hmm.. well, use it wisely, i mean ;)

1. we can use it as a checklist. we can simply put a tick against it and know what we have studied or what we need to study.
2. use colours! giving colour to text is like giving names to people. for me, it helps me to memorise the location of definition of mole, molar mass, etc. why do i need to memorise the location? well, I don't memorise definitions very well so I need to keep referring to guides to know the definitions.. and knowing where it is does help ;)
3. scribble scribble scribble! write extra notes next to boxes of expectation (i call the 'assessment statement' as boxes of expectation ;)). When we do this, it's like we gather all important info about the material assessed in one little neat box. 

Do you guys have any other way to help you to revise? Simply comment down here :) Happy revising.