Develops learners’ ability to construct well-argued, well-informed, balanced and structured written arguments, demonstrating their depth and breadth of understanding of the subject

Shay I think everyone revises differently, and it's really important to remember that while you're doing your own studying. Find out what your own weaknesses are and work on them. Then, assign your students to different groups and make it a game. Which group can guess the right word the fastest? Which one scores more? We have a range of RE Revision Resources that will help your students when they sit their exams on religious education. If you’re not getting them ready for an exam, that’s fine too. You can use our resources to test their knowledge and see if they remember what they’ve learned.

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Our RE Revision Resources, like all of our resources are teacher-made – relevant, high quality and with an understanding of your needs in the classroom or the learning environment. Provides opportunities for learners to engage with questions of belief, value, meaning, purpose, truth, and their influence on human life

Dive deep into a major religion of your choosing. Our RE Revision Resources don’t just focus on Christianity. We also have workbooks and activities for Islam and fact cards for Buddhism – reflecting and respecting the diversity of the world’s faith-based belief system.Use our range of RE Revision Resources to help you out. They’re beautiful. They’re relevant. And they’re made by teachers so they understand what you need in your learning environment – be it in a classroom or at home. No matter which resource you choose, remember that they all comply with the National Curriculum. How Can I Use These RE Revision Resources? And here are some of the artists that I would include: I am obsessed with Arlo Parks, there's something about her music and lyrics that takes me to a happy place. And that's kind of what you need when you're revising. I also love Olivia Rodrigo. Holly Humberstone and you know what, I'm gonna put Blossoms in there because, let's be honest, you need music that's going to make you feel energised, we wouldn't wanna be falling asleep when we're revising, so a bit of Blossoms in there, I'm all right with that. Lauren So when I first started revising for my GCSEs, all I did was re-write out the notes I already had. About three months into it, so I wasted three months of revision time, I was no further on with my knowledge or anything, than what I was to begin with, because I wasn't doing active revision. I was just writing everything that I could see.

But more importantly, they get the chance to see how much they know, what kind of information they absorbed and retained. Your students can use these resources to test themselves. Jacintha If you struggle to study alone, doing video calls with a couple of friends when revising can really help. You can all go through the same exam paper and exam questions, and help each other with your answers. Make sure to choose your friends carefully so you don't distract each other.

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Seneca works with neuroscientists who have helped to shape their algorithm so that you improve your weakest topics the fastest. This means that certain Religious Studies topics will be repeated more frequent and in different formats until you fully grasp it. By doing so, students learn 2x faster on Seneca compared to using traditional revision guides. Sign up below and start revising for your religious studies exam. Alternatively, if you think a 1:1 tutor would be more helpful, you can find the best tutors here! They’re also lovingly hand drawn, making things more visually appealing for your students. And sometimes, that’s half the battle. Dr Colton Every subject is different and your teachers will have really good advice on how to maximise your time. So take on board what they're saying to you and incorporate it into your personal study. Baxter So I have dyslexia and reading in my head, it didn't really help. So reading it out loud really helped me remember key words.

Jacintha Doing active recall or testing yourself with flashcards can be very helpful, especially if you do it with friends, as revising can be quite an isolating event. Develops learners’ knowledge and understanding of religious beliefs, teachings, practices, and sources of wisdom and authority, including through their reading of Dr Vanessa Making flashcards, rather than just re-reading your notes helps you practise remembering the information, just as you will need to do during the exam. Access all the teacher tools you need for your day-to-day teaching with topic presentations containing lesson starters, lesson prompts, revision tips and guidance Revision work is hard work. So understandably, students just don’t want to do it sometimes. And trying to encourage students to can be difficult.

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Milly When I've been revising, I do like to use drawings, for example, the wall cycle. I like to draw that out and use words underneath to explain what's going on. Dr Radha Movement breaks are brilliant. Give your brain extra stimulation by moving your body and working your muscles. Jacintha I found it so helpful to embed Spanish in my daily life. For example, saving my parents under madre and padre in my phone, instead of mum and dad. Also, watching Spanish shows with English subtitles helps you get used to the language and the accent. Save time planning with schemes of work for each of area of the course, worksheets and assessment support Prepare for assessment with an overview of the assessment requirements and presentations to help with each of the different question types