Is there a correlation between exam success

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Meloncoley2 · 09/04/2017 14:09

and the amount of time spent creating the work of art that is a revision timetable?

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Ta1kinPeace · 10/04/2017 20:53

my revision timetable for my first A levels was exquisite - a work of art

the one for my second A levels was scruffy and altered as the need arose

errorofjudgement · 10/04/2017 20:06

To be totally sure of the correlation though it's important to use colour. Lots of colours.
Really it's like it's a grade per colour, so for As then you must use at least 5 different colours.
Honest

Allthebestnamesareused · 10/04/2017 15:11

. Obviously. Also when I used to get ahead of my timetable I would always have to do a completely new one. All As (no A* for O levels!!) so it must be true!

Ontopofthesunset · 10/04/2017 14:02

My son requires a break after lunch to recover from eating before he can start work again.

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Meloncoley2 · 09/04/2017 18:45

The thing that cracks me up, is that though it's obviously a tool of procrastination, the creation of the timetable, also requires 'breaks' to recover.

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HarrietSchulenberg · 09/04/2017 14:31

It would be nice to think so bit I'm pretty sure that no such correlation exists.
There is, however, a proven link between the time spent on, and artistic merit of, mind maps and spidograms of individual revision topics.
Perhaps the timetabler could be ushered more in that direction?

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