Studying Strategies
Week One
Test-taking Skills
Week Two
Critical Thinking
Week Two
Active Reading
Week Three
Learning
During and After Reading
Week Four
100

Organization,
specifically a planner

What is the key to preparing to study?

100

Bring water
Chose seat wisely
Scan the test
Keep an eye on the time

What are some helpful test-taking strategies to use during an exam?

100

Critical thinking

What is a way to interpret and evaluate what you hear and read rather than accept everything you read as truth?

100

Pretty much every time our eyes are open.

When do we use reading?

100

A writing strategy that can assist in the organization of information and pull ideas together.

What is outlining?

200

Not longer than an hour.

What is how long should you study a subject?

200

Multiple choice,
true/false, short answer, matching, and essay

What are the five major types of question formats?

200

Decision making

What is a process of thinking critically about choices?

200

The primary means by which you acquire ideas and gather information for production.

What is reading?

200

This visually describes the steps, variables, or part of a process that makes learning easier.

What is a process diagram?

300

True or false?
Behavior modification can work for studying.

What is true? Rewards can act as incentives upon completion.

300

True or false? Test-takers are not allowed to read all questions before beginning the exam.

What is False? Test-takers are encouraged to read the questions before answering all the questions.

300

Problem solving

What is finding a way to solve a challenging situation?

300

Survey, question, read, recite, and review

What is the SQ3R reading comprehension method?

300

When studying a topic where the events are in sequence, or order, this can be the best option to organize and visualize the content.

What is a timeline?

400

As many as possible.
Picture things, say out loud, write them down.

What is how many of your senses should you use to help study?

400

Remove up to two answers that seem irrational.

What is a way to narrow down choices to increase chances of a correct answer in a multiple-choice question?

400

Creative thinking

What is thinking in unexpected, nontraditional, unconventional, or non-linear ways?

400

Puts the mind in gear to start thinking about the content.

What is why is previewing effective?

400

Techniques used to aid memory retention and recall such as acronyms, chunking, and songs and rhymes.

What are mnemonic devices?

500

1. Study with friends.
2. Ask for help.
3. Teach someone else.

What are three techniques for studying that can help you learn with a friend?

500

Television, Smart Phones, Internet, or Radio

What are four distractions that could interfere with studying?

500

Scientific thinking

What is an orderly, logical, step-by-step process?

500

Highlighting and annotating

What are tools to help with reading comprehension and underestanding?

500

Restating someone else's ideas in your own language at roughly the same level of detail versus reducing the most essential points of someone else's work into a shorter form.

What is the difference between paraphrasing and summarizing?