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Revision and active recall is one of the most important things to tell your brain that this is important to remember. This is why teachers give homework out and why studying is so important for exams. When you learn something for the first time this new information enters your short term memory where it will stay and then leave in the following days, the choice of where this information goes is up to you. By not revising and skipping your homework this information disappears as your thinks its no longer important of needed. If you do revise and complete your homework your brain is forced to recall this learnt material, this builds a stronger bond between the memory and tells your brain that this information is important and must be kept because it is being used.
The more you study and actively recall the information you have learnt the stronger all the bonds get making it easier to recall the information for next time. This is why the most beneficial study techniques involve practice questions and past papers rather than passively re-reading notes. The ability to recall information with the question as the only prompt is what you will need for your exam thus making these memory bonds even more important. Homework when used correctly is possibly one of the best ways to build these bonds as you usually complete the homework during the correct time frame that these bonds need to form. Although homework can often be seen as annoying or useless it truely does make studying for the exam much easier as the ability to actively recall memories and information has already been formed from doing said homework. Studying becomes quicker as homework has essentially done the hard work for you and because you remember the content you no longer need to relearn anything.
