What you need to do

Here is what you need to do first:

• Go through the work you’ve done so far in the course (get notes from someone else if you’ve missed some lesson) – Find out what you’ve already done
• Compare what you’ve already covered in the course against one or more of the examples of topics shown on the next pages 

Here is what you need to do secondly:

Now, bearing in mind you’ll have the questions for the exam BEFORE the exam:

• READ the pre-examination document and LEARN any diagram(s) – draw them out
• Ask yourself “Do I understand all the words and names in the diagram?” then
• RESEARCH unknown words, terms, expressions and other aspects shown in the reading
• Make up questions for yourself such as “What do I know about ………” i.e., the topic of the pre-examination document or diagram
• Think and talk about to your mates “What could we be asked about ….. this diagram, the topic, the data etc.”
• Look up other examples of the same diagram – COMPARE them
• Do not rely only on the text book given by your school or college – it is unlikely it will have all you need for any examination in Human Biology
• Use your class notes!