Year-Long Study Plan: Six Phases to Exam Day

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Year-Long Study Plan: Six Phases to Exam Day

A year-long study plan template for the final exam year, opened in its first month once your target schools are broadly settled, to split the run-up to the exam into six phases. The whiteboard holds your declared targets and score goals, six phases from foundations to the home stretch, a phase-by-subject table of what done looks like, and a 2x2 sorting subjects by weighting against current score. The task board makes five stages parent tasks — set the year plan, build the basics, track mock results, move to past papers, run the final phase — so every mock result rewrites next month's hours.

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This year, declared Six phases of the exam year What "done" means, phase by subject Deciding where the hours go First call on time Protect the marks Cap the effort Quick loops only How you run the week Why plans fall apart Review notes Exam Year Annual ... How to use: (1) W... Targets and score... How you run the week Why plans fall apart What mocks taught... Targets and routeName your first choice and two backups, plus the subjects and weightings each entry route uses. A different route changes what matters. Score goalsWork back from the pass line to a target score rate per subject. These numbers are examples; overwrite them with your own. Hours you can protectWrite weekday and rest-day hours separately, based on what you actually managed last week rather than the ideal. Assume it slipsPlans always slip. Book one slot at each month's end to move the missed work into the following month. FoundationsMonths 1-3. One pass over textbook level in every subject, closing gaps. ConsolidateMonths 4-5. Finish the standard problem set, heaviest-weighted subject first. Long breakGive the long break to your weakest subject. Fix the daily shape before it starts. Applied workMonths 7-9. Move to applied questions shaped like your target papers. Past papersMonths 10-11. Re-sit five years of papers under the real time limit. Home stretchAdd nothing new. Lock in known ground and your exam-day routine. Foreign language Math First language Science & social Basics Recall the whole core word list Solve every textbook example Recite the grammar rules once One pass through the glossary Refine One long passage read daily Two passes of the standard set Hold three answer templates 70% on topic-by-topic drills Practice Two passages inside the clock One long question in 20 minutes Re-mark your own written answers Frequent topics across past years Final Fifteen minutes aloud, daily One problem a day to spot gaps Reread answers you already wrote Only the errors from recent sets 縦軸: Weighting in ... Heavily weighted, scoring poorly. Send 40% of the weekly hours here and rebuild from basics. Heavily weighted and already strong. Two sessions a week to stay sharp; hold rather than push. Lightly weighted and weak. Cover only the frequent topics and give the time back to bigger subjects. Lightly weighted but strong. One check a month is enough; hand the spare hours to other subjects. Set next week's load on Sunday night At most two subjects on a weekday Drop leftovers, never roll them over Favorite subjects eat the hours Cram before a mock, drift after Too many books, none finished One line per mock on what improved Keep the routine that actually stuck Note books you dropped, and why
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Set the year plan
Build the basics
Track mock results
Move to past papers
Run the final phase
Set target scores
Count weekly hours
List weak areas
Finish core books
Log the mock dates
Rebalance by score
Time every attempt
Sort the mistakes
Fix the weekly plan
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