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Step 1
Read through each of the 6 pages. Look at the suggested answers: cover and recall. If the recall was successful, tick the box. If not revise and recall again.
Step 2
Could you go through the 6 pages again, at least 1 day later? Double-tick the boxes of those that were recalled correctly. Those that you did not recall, could you revisit and revise?
Step 3
Wait at least 1 more day and then go through the 6-pages 1 more time. Triple-tick the boxes of those that you recalled. Revise those you did not recall, there should be very few or none by now.
Step 1
Read through each of the 6 pages. Look at the suggested answers: cover and recall. If the recall was successful, tick the box. If not revise and recall again.
Step 2
Could you go through the 6 pages again, at least 1 day later? Double-tick the boxes of those that were recalled correctly. Those that you did not recall, could you revisit and revise?
Step 3
Wait at least 1 more day and then go through the 6-pages 1 more time. Triple-tick the boxes of those that you recalled. Revise those you did not recall, there should be very few or none by now.