The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

In the latest spate of unfettered maths based society generosity, we will be putting on revision lectures for you. Yes you.

The idea is that most revision lectures are too formal. You're hearing the same perspectives on the material you've heard a million times before. Revision groups- for that is their name- are revision lectures by the people, for the people. Expect:

• Key theorems covered
• Fresh perspectives
• Friendly "not too intimidated to ask questions" atmosphere
• Examples aplenty
• Exam tiplets

In the latest spate of unfettered maths based society generosity, we will be putting on revision lectures for you. Yes you.

The idea is that most revision lectures are too formal. You're hearing the same perspectives on the material you've heard a million times before. Revision groups- for that is their name- are revision lectures by the people, for the people. Expect:

• Key theorems covered
• Fresh perspectives
• Friendly "not too intimidated to ask questions" atmosphere
• Examples aplenty
• Exam tiplets

In the latest spate of unfettered maths based society generosity, we will be putting on revision lectures for you. Yes you.

The idea is that most revision lectures are too formal. You're hearing the same perspectives on the material you've heard a million times before. Revision groups- for that is their name- are revision lectures by the people, for the people. Expect:

• Key theorems covered
• Fresh perspectives
• Friendly "not too intimidated to ask questions" atmosphere
• Examples aplenty
• Exam tiplets