STUDY TECHNIQUES

STUDY TECHNIQUES

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• Lorena González Caballero
• Jaquelina Hernández González

MINDS MAPS

• ºA mind map is a graphical way to represent ideas and concepts.It`s a visual toot that helps structure information, helping you to comprehend better, synthesize and generate new ideas..
• Develop the related subtopics pround the central topic, connecting each of them to the center with a line.
• Repeat the same process for the subtopics, generating lower level subtopics as you see fit, connecting each of those to the corresponding subtopic.
• Use colors, drawings and symbols
• Keep the topics as short as possible.
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NOTE TAKING

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• Bildunterschrift: You need: listen carefully, think and writing with our own words.
• NOTE TAKING: Writing ideas and summarize the information expoused in a classroom, meeting or conference.TECNICHES FOR NOTE TAKING.
• Sit down in the front part of the classroom so you can see and listen better.
• To relate with your classmate to exchange note.
• use notebook to keep organized.
• Designs a plan for note taking for example: to assign a color according to the range of importance, use CAPITALS, symbols.
• Use arrow or lines to relate ideas

SCHEDULES

• Making a timetable will save you time and effort, So you can determinated what are you going to study, when and what you need.
• TO DESIGN YOUR TIMETABLE YOU SHOULD:
• To order your set times (work,school,lunch,sleep, etc...)
• It`s recomended at leart and hour to study, it will depend of the problems that you have in each subject.
• Don`t set similars subjects together try to mix the subjects so they will be different from each other .
• To rest between sessions and them change the subject
• Try to be tough with your timetable until you created a habit.
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Mnemonic Techniques

• A mnemonic is something wich we can use to remember things easier. As is often the case, it could be a phrase, a short song, or something that is quite easily remembered, tha we use to remember something that would othenwise be difficult to remember.
• *For example the acronym HOMES i also a mnemonic and that can be used to remember the names of the Great Lakes.
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