VARK
learning best through images, diagrams, and graph info
Visual
Getting nervous before a test
Test anxiety
putting aside time to read
scheduling reading time
Technique that makes it easy to focus on essential parts
Highlighting key info
Remembering information
Memorizing
Learning brat through hands-on activities and physical engagement
Kinesthetic
How to prep for a test?
Studying and reviewing notes
conversation between you and the test
Active reading
Build on your prior knowledge helps you discuss trends or patterns
Benefits of notes
Organized information into manageable bits
Chunking
Learning best through reading and writing
Reading/writing
Being aware of yourself and your current state
Realistic expectations
side thoughts/notes to self
dividing a page into 3 sections (Summary, recall, notes)
Cornell notes
Aids like notecards, maps and highlighted text
visual aids
Learning best through listening, such as lectures or podcast
Audio
At this time you review your grade and don't dwell
After the test
survey question read recite review
SQ3R
using roman numerals for each new topic
formal outline
Repetition of information to be remembered
rehearsal
Preferring multiple learning styles
Multimodal
Getting there early and being prepared
Arriving to class
The action or capability of understanding something
Comprehension
Divide paper into columns with headings
charts or tables
Word formed by the first letter of every word you want to remember
Acronym