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This document provides tips for effective studying including creating a good study environment, using time management strategies, understanding different learning styles, improving memory, and preparing for tests. Some key tips mentioned are taking notes, staying organized with an agenda, prioritizing tasks, using learning styles like visual or auditory when studying, focusing attention on material, organizing information, and teaching concepts to others to help memorize. The document also discusses common distractions to avoid like noise and provides memory improvement techniques like mnemonic devices.
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- 1. Study Environment Before the Test Time Management Learning Styles Memory Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $100Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
- 2. You need one of these to take notes.
- 3. What is something to write with.
- 4. Do this to limit distractions when studying.
- 5. 1.What is have everything you need. 2.What is study in a quiet place. 3. Let everyone know you are studying.
- 6. This can contribute to a poor study environment.
- 8. Using this computer program Will help you study for the CRCT.
- 9. What is Study Island
- 10. You can do this to make studying More enjoyable.
- 11. What is: Play soft music Make a song up with your assignment. Reward yourself Study with a friend
- 12. This is the first thing you do When you get your test
- 13. Put your name on the test or Verify your name on the test
- 14. You should always do this before starting the test.
- 15. What is read the directions
- 16. If you do this you will have more time left to answer the more difficult questions.
- 17. What is answer easy questions first.
- 18. You should take these two steps when you do not understand a question on the test.
- 19. What is reread the question and ask the teacher.
- 20. When you are reading a passage you should do this first to maximize your time.
- 21. What is: read the answers first, then go back and look for the answer in the passage.
- 22. Using one of these will help you stay organized.
- 23. What is: Agenda or Organizer
- 24. How often should you use your agenda…
- 25. What is: EVERY Day.
- 26. When you do this, you complete Most important tasks first.
- 28. This place should be clean And clear of clutter.
- 29. What is: A Study Area
- 30. If you stop doing this, you will have more time for fun!
- 31. What is: procrastinating
- 32. Your Text Here
- 34. Learns best by doing.
- 36. This learning style enjoys teachers that take time to explain information.
- 37. What is: Auditory Learner
- 38. This learning style prefers to study in a group
- 39. What is: Kinesthetic Learner
- 40. learning styles
- 41. What is: Visual Learner
- 42. Memory tips
- 43. 1. Focus your attention on the material 2. Avoid cramming 3. Organize the information you are studying 4. Visualize concepts 5. Teach new concepts to someone else
- 44. This is a fun way to help you remember information.
- 45. What is a Mnemonic Device
- 50. memory game
- 51. What is Memory loss
- 52. You will perform well on tests if you do these five areas that we have covered.
- 53. 1. Take notes 2. Stay organized 3. Manage Time 4. Use their Learning style when studying 5. Memorize information when studying