The Wealth of Nations. Literary piece of work authored by Adam Smith in 1776, which is considered one of the first written publications in the field of economics. This publication provides a detail account of the state of the political economy during the Industrial Revolution.
1 Concentration is very important and also an important tool to revise the subject quickly. 2  You can record your revision on your phone, so when you get to bed you can listen to the problems you cannot remember repeatedly. 3  This will help it to stay in your head. Make revision cards and highlight the information; do not copy everything from the textbook! 2  Do past paper questions. 3  See how to answer the exam questions to gain as much marks as possible. 4  Teach what you're trying to revise to someone else-you learn 95% of what you teach someone else. 5  Relax. 6  Don't Rush anything.
21 Killer Revision Tips. Welcome friend, you have chosen Option A. You may think you've chosen the easy option. Sure, the probability of having your brain sucked out through your nose and digested is a lot lower, but exams are no pushover.However, if you follow these 21 simple revision tips, you'll stroll through the exams... and through life... earning millions along the way... this will enable you to revise by osmosis. If you are going to do this, it's best not to learn anything until the night before the exam. Stick a revision guide under your pillow and when you wake the next day, you'll find the full contents of the book have been absorbed into your brain.