Many congratulations on your achievement Matt Jones #IA2023

This ones one of my favourites Birmingham Awards - see you all later Ifraz Ahmed Anita Chumber #bestawards #celebration #birmingham #business

Lovely tribute to Caroline Aherne on BBC2. A comedy genius. Such an incredible talent gone too soon 💔

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I'm attending Leaders of Learning #1: Matt Jones interviews Krissie Haigh, Axa Partners. Join me on March 7. linkedin.com/events/leaders…

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What type of learning style do you have? Understanding your learning style can greatly improve how you absorb and retain information, and therefore really help when it comes to revision and exam prep! #learningstyle #learningstyles #examprep #education #examprep #revision

Auditory learners learn best through listening and verbal instruction. For example, reciting your notes out loud, listening to others and discussing notes, recording yourself and listening to it back, podcasts or audiobooks. #audiolearning #auditorylearning

Kinesthetic learners, on the other hand, learn most effectively through hands-on activities and physical experiences. You learn by being tactile so try to learn new things whilst doing some sort of activity. #kinestheticlearners #kinestheticlearning #kinesthetic

Are you an auditory learner? Incorporating audio & sound into your exam prep can be highly effective. Here are some exam hacks specifically tailored for audio learners! 1. Record yourself reading/explaining key concepts, notes or study material aloud. Then listen to them back.

2. Use Audio Resources: Utilize audiobooks, podcasts or recorded lectures related to your exam topics. 3. Study with Music: Experiment with studying while listening to instrumental music or ambient sounds. Background music helps create a conducive study environment.

4. Engage in Group Discussions: Explaining concepts, asking questions & discussing ideas aloud can help process information through verbal communication and auditory feedback. 5. Use Mnemonics and Rhymes: Create mnemonic devices, rhymes or acronyms to aid memory recall.

We want to wish you the best of luck for your upcoming exams! You're working hard and hard work pays off so go and smash your exams! 👏 #goodluck #exams #examprep #examseason #revision #studying #yougotthis