Study techniques

Study techniques

• ° García López Jennifer
• ° Ponce Bello Isabel
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Mind Maps

• A mind map is a diagram used to represent words, ideas, tasks, drawings, or other related concepts and arranged radially around a keyword or a central idea.
• maps are a very effective method to extract and store information. They are a logical and creative way to take notes and ideas which is, literally map their thoughts on an issue.
• All mental maps have common elements. They have a radial organizational structure from a nucleus in which lines, symbols, words, colors and images to illustrate simple and logical concepts are used. They allow you to convert long and boring lists of data into colorful diagrams, easy to memorize and perfectly organized, which operate entirely natural, just as the human brain.
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Note taking

• 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
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Create Timetables

• One of
• the more effective technologies of study but that often we overlook consists of
• organizing "simply" our study. To establish a calendar of study
• bearing our aims in mind and the time that we have available it is the first
• step towards the success.
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Mnemonic rules

• The mnemonic rules are specially useful at the moment of memorizing lists and sets. The rules nmemotécnicas work basically associating concepts that we have to memorize with others that are more familiar for us. There are many ways of realizing mnemonic rules and much depends on the person.
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