Course-Specific Studying Methods
Studying Techniques
Studying Methys/Facts
UTD Studying Spaces
100

To memorize different Psychologists and their theories what popular flashcard app/website could help?

Quizlet

100

To avoid burnout from studying Gen Chem, what incremental "study to break" method would help?

The Pomodoro Method

100

Explain why this is a Fact or Myth:

"I can study effectively while multitasking"

Myth

Multitasking requires shifting attention from one task to another. This makes it difficult to grasp concepts as well as we think we are.

100

I'm an extrovert and can only study in noisy spaces. Which floor in the library is the best place for me to study?

1st floor (and/or)

2nd floor

200

I'm learning titration calculations in Gen Chem, how should I get better at this topic?

Practice homework/test problems

200

"This technique involves testing yourself on the material you've learned"

Active Recall Technique

200

Explain why this is a Fact or Myth:

Group Studying can facilitate distracting and dependent learning.

Fact

Study groups can become effective or ineffective depending on how disciplined and motivated the students are. 

200

Name 5 outside seating areas you can study at on campus.

1...5

The Plinth

Outside Founders

Outside Theatre 

Outside the library (1st, 2nd floor)

SCI SLC courtyard

Infront of CRA 

...


300

Neuroscience has a lot of vocabulary and visual models. What technique works best to organize visual information into a diagram?

Mind Mapping

300

I study and take my online quizzes at home and always do well on the quizzes because I genuinely understand Intro to Neuro, but I always flake when I take the in-person exams. What should I do?

Study in an environment that is similar to where you take your exams.

Ex: a cold room with little noise; checking gum

300

Explain why this is a Fact or Myth:

Everyone has a specific learning style(s).

Myth 

"Learning styles are one of the most prevalent 'neuromyths'. That is, a false idea about how the brain works or learning occurs."

400

I'm studying Organic Chemistry and struggle to understand the structure of a compound without interacting with the physical ball-and-stick models. What type of learner could I be?

Kinesthetic Learner

400

Explain why this is a Fact or Myth:

Highlighting text helps emphasize important details which helps students retain information better.

Myth

400

Which buildings have a lot of studying space besides the regular lectures, labs, and office buildings in UTD?

Name at least 2 buildings

Visitor Center

Student Services

Student Union (bleh)

Theatre (I think)

Resident Halls (heheh)



500

I need a quiet room for myself and a few study buddies.  I want the room to have a screen and projector to record a group presentation, what should I do?

Reserve a Study/Smart room in the Library. 

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