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REVIEWER — ANY SUBJECT
Short notes in your own words · key terms · practice questions · answer key on the last page
Name Grade / section
Coverage [Lessons / chapters / modules] Exam date [DATE]
1. Key terms — say it in your own words
Term Meaning (your own words) Example
[e.g. Photosynthesis] [Plants make food from light, water and carbon dioxide] [Leaves turn sunlight into sugar]
2. Main ideas — one box per lesson (Cornell style)
Question / cue Notes Summary in one sentence
3. Must-remember list (formulas, dates, steps, names)
What Remember it as Where it comes up
4. Practice questions — cover the answers and test yourself
# Question My answer ✓ / ✗
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5. What I keep getting wrong
Mistake Correct idea Review again on
ANSWER KEY (fold or cut this page)
# Answer Why (short explanation)
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TIPS — delete this page before printing
• How to make a reviewer: 1) get the coverage from your teacher (lessons, modules, table of specifications); 2) write key terms in your own words; 3) one box of notes per lesson, with a one-sentence summary; 4) write practice questions like the real exam; 5) answer them without notes, check the key, and review the mistakes again after 1, 3 and 7 days.
• Keep it short: a reviewer is for remembering, not for copying the whole module.
• Making it with AI is fine for a first draft — check every fact against your notes or textbook.
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