WHAT YOU NEED

BLANK DIAGRAM: Use a digram that is labeled only with numbers and blank lines
WORD BANK: The exam provides you with a word bank so you may list the terms that you need. *Note: be cautious of memorizing the location of labels in the word bank. Randomize the list every few attempts to make sure you genuinely know the labels. *Note: In college you most likely will not have a word bank for the same task!
ANSWER KEY: Make sure that the numbered answers match accurately with the numbers on your diagram
SCRAP OF PAPER WITH NUMBERS: Number a blank sheet of paper with the same value as the blank diagram

STUDYING

Take out the blank diagram, the word bank, and scrap of paper.
Attempt to label all of the points.
Check your answers.
Study your wrong answers. Make up ways to remembers difficult labels even if they seem silly.
Attempt to label all of the points again.
Check --> Study --> Attempt again
Check --> Study --> Attempt again
Check --> Study --> Attempt again
Check --> Study --> Attempt again

^ See where I am going with this?

	Created by Danielle Klehr about 5 years ago

12th grade Anatomy (Diagrams) Slide Set on How to Study Diagrams, created by Danielle Klehr on 07/04/2019.