There are three main ways to interpret information when studying for any type of exam. I have explained what they mean and how to get the most out of how YOU Study.Visual – This indicates you would benefit by underlining, highlighting, using colored markers, making colorful mind maps, drawing pictures, symbols or graphs. Diagrams underline [...]
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How to Study – The Different Ways of Learning
January 6th, 2010 
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November 16th, 2009 admin The study of Multiple Intelligences can be summarized as follows:1. Howard Gardner created the Theory of Multiple Intelligences.2. Multiple Intelligences determine the manner in which people process information and make meaning of contents.3. There are 9 Multiple Intelligences:1. Logical/Mathematical2. Verbal/Linguistic3. Bodily/Kinesthetic4. Visual/Spatial5. Musical/Rhythmical6. Intrapersonal7. Interpersonal8. Naturalistic9. Existential4. Everyone has many Intelligences, though some are stronger [...]
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October 25th, 2009 admin I am frequently asked, “How do I study for tests?” This question actually puts the “cart before the horse” because the efficient way to study for tests is to do your homework on time, ask questions in class, and learn information as it is taught, not just memorize the night before. There are easy ways [...]