Study Techniques

Study Techniques

1. Underline

   • Underline the most important part of the agenda is one of the simplest techniques and known study. It is simply to highlight the most significant parts of the text using different colors.

2. Make your own notes

   • Make notes is one of the most widespread techniques study with stress. This is the highlight summarize in your own words so remember more easily.

3. Exercises / Case Studies

   • Sometimes it is hard to grasp the theory of some subject areas. However, exercises and case studies can help us visualize the theory and knowledge to assimilate more easily.

4. Study Sheets

   • Using flashcards is a particularly effective method when learning to assimilate specifics, dates, numbers or vocabulary. Therefore, subjects like history, chemistry, geography or language are much easier if we include flashcards between our study skills.

5. Mnemonic rules

   • The mnemonics are especially useful when memorizing lists and sets. The rules work nmemotécnicas associating basically have to memorize concepts with others who are more familiar to us.

6. Drawings

   • Many people have a good visual memory, so they are better able to memorize the concepts when they are associated with pictures or drawings. Therefore accompany our study of these visual resources can be a great idea, especially for subjects like geography, science, art or history.

7. Brainstorming

   • Another study techniques that can be performed in a group. Brainstorming is a meeting of a group of people who perform brainstorm on a given topic. Brainstorming can be especially useful when working on group in order to consider different ideas and perspectives.

8. Tests

   • The tests are a great way to brush up on the days or hours before an exam. With the tests we can see that areas along better and which worse, so focus efforts where necessary.

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