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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January 5th, 2010 admin Have you ever had the feeling that something was on the tip of your tongue, but couldn’t quite manage to remember it properly? Especially during an exam?For most of us, it’s true to say that there is nothing wrong with our memory. I’ll bet you have no problem remembering your phone number, or your address, [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Absorption, Bet, Gist, Math Problem, Mechanics, Memory, Old Habits, Passive Approach, Phone Number, Plenty Of Room, Second Nature, Study Material, Tip Of Your Tongue No Comments »Effective Study Sessions – The First Thing You Should Do to Get the Most From Your Study Sessions
December 18th, 2009 admin Are you getting the most form your study sessions? Do you know the one crucial first step to take every time you sit down to study? And if you do, are you using consistently and making part of your natural study routine?There’s no magic or secret to this. I just want to make sure you [...]
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