Revision Psychology understand how our brains work to revise more effectively

Welcome to the "Psychology of Revision" section of the Caerleon Comprehensive School Study Support Hub. Understanding the psychological aspects behind learning and memory can significantly enhance your revision effectiveness. This segment delves into the cognitive processes that underpin how we absorb, retain, and recall information, offering insights into why certain revision strategies work better than others. By exploring concepts such as the spacing effect, the testing effect, and the role of mindset in learning, this section equips you with the knowledge to tailor your study practices to align with how your brain works best. Embracing these psychological principles can lead to more efficient study sessions, improved retention, and ultimately, better academic performance. Prepare to transform your approach to revision by applying the insights and strategies grounded in the fascinating field of learning psychology.

How we learn?

The video below was recorded from a session taken by Mr Robinosn the Head of Psychology here in Caerleon. Use the accompanying PowerPoint o follow along.