Strategies
Name 2 games that you can play in class or own your own to help you study
Blooket
Kahoot
What materials do you need to create notecards to help with studying?
Notecards, notes, study guide, different colored pens/markers
Do you do the following BEFORE or AFTER a test:
Ask questions, Review notes, Review text
BEFORE
When can you use notecards while studying?
Vocabulary words/definitions
Important facts such as dates in history
What is the study strategy called when you put concepts into your own words?
Summarizing
What materials are required for summarizing information?
Notes, study guide, class material, empty google doc or piece of paper
If you don't know an answer while studying you should...
Look back in your notes
Ask a teacher
Ask a peer
When can you use a graphic organizer while studying?
When taking notes about new information in a lesson to organize ideas.
After reading a book to organize the plot.
When comparing and contrasting two concepts.
What is the study strategy known as writing down everything you know without organizing it?
Blurting Method
Name 3 examples of Mnemonic Techniques
Visual, alliteration, keyword, rhyme, Music, Connections
Which of the following is not a step in a study checklist:
Minimize distractions
Set timer
Do NOT take breaks
Do NOT take breaks
When can you use a Mnemonic Technique while studying?
Learning large chunks of information/ complex information:
It can be difficult to memorize a large amount of information at once, so mnemonics can help. For instance, they can be helpful while you're learning the names of state capitals, or the names of all the bones in the human body.
What is an aid, usually in the form of printed notes, designed to assist students with their learning?
Study Gyude
What materials are required for the Blurting study method?
Paper & Pen or blank google doc
Why is it important to set timers while studying?
Helps stay more focused
Helps stay more on task
Divide your time into chunks
What classes would the Summarizing strategy be most beneficial in?
Classes with a lot of reading comprehension such as English, History, or Science
What does SQ3R stand for?
Scan, Question, Read, Recite, Review
Name 3 examples of Visual Aids
Graphic organizer, mind mapping, charts
Name 5 study techniques discussed/learned
Study Guides
Blooket/Games
Notecards
Summarizing
SQ3R Method
Blurting Method
Mnemonic Techniques
Visual Aids
Use SQ3R to support reading comprehension and deeper understanding of a text. First scan to identify key words, bolded section titles, intros, and conclusion. next Write questions about what you’re going to read. Finally read, recite, and review the material