Study techniques

1. Study
Techniques

2. Table of contents
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Study
techniques
5 best study
techniques
Different study
techniques

3. Study
techniques
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4. What are study techniques?
Study techniques are tools or strategies that facilitate
the process of study in the learning process.

5. They are used for the student to
increase his capacity to retain
information, increasing his
concentration, as well as his
motivation to continue learning and
studying.
What are study
techniques used for?

6. Different study
techniques
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7. Note-taking techniques
■ Note down important points with their
respective explanations.
■ Review them when you get home, as it’s
often easy to forget what each Item means
over time.
■ Underline the most important
information or that which could be an
exam question.
■ Use different colors for titles and subtitles.

8. Among the study techniques and examples of how to implement them
we can find:
■ The use of summaries is highly beneficial.
■ Using outlines or a concept map can be helpful.
■ Study worksheets are a great way to summarize information as
much as possible.
Techniques for
synthesizing information

9. 5 best
study
techniques
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10. Not all techniques
work for everything
Therefore, in order to know
which study technique works
best for us, it’s recommended to
put them into practice and
evaluate which ones can be
useful and which ones cannot.
There are many different study
methodologies that approach
the learning process from
different perspectives. But not
all study techniques are the
same, and not all are equally
useful to all students.

11. 1. Mind map
The mind map is used to synthesize
information, and consists of a diagram
used to represent ideas, words, drawings
or images, among other elements, that
are related to a main idea or concept.
Main idea
This map is very visual, so that with a single
glance at it, the student will obtain a great
amount of information about a specific
topic and will know how all this
information is related.

12. 2. Comparative table
The comparative table allows a comparison between two or more
elements in a graphic and organized manner. In this way, it is
possible to link both concepts and define their main similarities,
differences and characteristics.
Method Characteristics
Method 1 This is the description of method 1
Method 2 This is the description of method 2
Method 3 This is the description of method 3

13. 2. Comparative table
Moreover, the comparative table offers a very orderly reading in which
the points to be compared are clearly stated, and by classifying the
information in this way, it is much easier to retain it and reach a
conclusion regarding it.
Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4
Concept 1
Concept 2
Concept 3

14. 3. Flashcards or study cards
Flashcards or study cards have, on one
side, a concept or a question related
to the topic, and on the other side
there is the developed explanation. In
this way, they allow students to review
and memorize the content being
studied in a didactic way.

15. 4. Mnemonic rules
Mnemonic rules, on the other
hand, help us to memorize
certain data or information that
we would otherwise easily forget.
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Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars,
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This technique allows us to
memorize by associating
concepts, which allows us to
remember a large amount of
data with less effort.

16. 5. Self-assessment
Self-assessment consists of taking a self-test to
determine how much students know about the
subject you are learning. This must have challenging
questions that stimulate the mind and, in case of not
knowing an answer, they should continue studying so
that they don’t fail the real exam.

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