1_1_study tecniques

1_1_study tecniques

1. mind maps

   • They are a logical and creative way to take notes and ideas which is, literally map their thoughts on an issue.
   • It is a diagram used to represent words, ideas, tasks, drawings, or other related concepts and arranged radially around a keyword or central idea
   • They are a logical and creative way to take notes and ideas which is, literally map their thoughts on an issue.
   • They are a very effective method to extract and store information
   • www.smartdraw.com/‎

2. note- taking

   • Learn how to take lecture notes
     • Draw arrows to connect ideas
     • write notes about
       • All definitions, lists, formulas or solutions, Events, etc
     • be attentive to the voice change indicating important aspects
   • set your model
     • create your particular way of taking notes.
       • used differents symbols
       • write in differents colors
       • capitalized
       • summarize in your own words
       • using abbreviated sentences
   • listening
   • organizate
     • Write the date and the class
     • Use a notebook to keep your notes organized
   • Do not try to write every word I say the instructor!!.

3. concept maps

   • It is a network of concepts
   • It is a technique used for graphical representation of knowledge.
   • nodes represent concepts, and the links represent relationships between concepts.
   • It is made up
     • esta formado por: concepto proposición y palabras enlaces.

4. Mnemonic technique

   • 'Mnemonic' is another word for memory tool
   • Mnemonics are techniques for remembering information that is otherwise quite difficult to recall.
   • The idea behind using mnemonics is to encode difficult-to-remember information in a way that is much easier to remember
   • You can create associations by:
     • • Placing things on top of each other
     • • Crashing things together.
     • • Merging images together.
     • • Linking them using the same color, smell, shape, or feeling.
     • • Rotating them around each other or having them dancing together

5. Create schedules

   • A plan of procedure, usually written, for a proposed objective, especially with reference to the sequence of and time allotted for eachitem or operation necessary to its completion
   • Establish a study schedule considering our objectives and the time we have available is the first step to success
   • ExamTime has a tool that helps you create your study schedule easily in minutes.
   • https://asana.com

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