Archive for the 'Studying/Learning Styles' Category

Another Way To Study Smarter And Be A Better Learner

Thursday, March 27th, 2008 in Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips | No Comments »

Let’s get straight to the point: waking up early is another way to study smarter and be a better learner. If you are finding it hard to manage your time to sit and study your lesson, why not try to wake-up early?
This is a sure better alternative than staying up very late every night just […]

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Studying Just A Day Before The Exam Is Bad

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007 in Memorizing Tips, Examination Tips, Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips | No Comments »

This is so true especially if you force your mind to absorb all the things that you need to review for your tomorrow’s exam. Why? Because a person typically forgets as much as 80% of what he or she learned within 24 hours and according to a research, memory retention is enhanced by sleep. And […]

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Recommended Music While Studying

Friday, April 27th, 2007 in Reading Tips, Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips | No Comments »

The effect of music when used during studying varies from one person to another, But for those of you who are doing better with music, I have here some of the most recommended/best music that can be played while studying:
Music for Airports by Brian Eno
The Wall by Pink Floyd;
Disintegration Loops by William Basinski
Mushroom Jazz by […]

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The Use Of Music While Studying

Monday, February 5th, 2007 in Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips | 2 Comments »

The issue whether the use of music while studying is good or not is inconclusive despite of so many and researches about the effect of music while people are studying. Perhaps this is because our learning capabilities are varied: some are auditory learners, while others are visual or spatial learners and so, the impacts of […]

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Tips To Prevent Brain Fade

Sunday, February 4th, 2007 in Memorizing Tips, Reading Tips, Studying/Learning Styles | No Comments »

Ever heard of the term brain fade? This happens when your mind suddenly thinks blank or black and that you totally forget what you have just studied.
Brain fade is very common to people and does not only experienced by students because as we input new knowledge to our brain, it tends to put the new […]

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The Significance Of Lectures

Sunday, January 7th, 2007 in Lectures & Note Taking, Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips, General | 1 Comment »

Lectures are valuable method to learn and understand a particular subject. These are the very essence why we attend classes regularly and why so schools have teachers. Listening to lectures is often considered as indispensable or crucial aspect of learning. Without lectures that are given by professors or teachers, it would be hard for us […]

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M-U-R-D-E-R Study Technique

Sunday, January 7th, 2007 in Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips | No Comments »

I just bumped into a catchy acronym of a study technique called MURDER which stands for Mood, Understand, Recall, Digest, Expand and Review. And when I took a look unto it, the techniques are simple and very doable making them handy for all students.
Mood – This is the first thing you need to set when […]

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LASSI Assessment

Monday, December 25th, 2006 in Studying/Learning Styles, General | No Comments »

LASSI or Learning And Study Strategies Inventory assessment is a paid but comprehensive assessment about the students’ knowledge on the use of learning and study strategies associated to their specific skill, will and self-regulation components of strategic learning.
The focus of LASSI assessment is on both covert and overt thoughts, behaviors, attitudes and beliefs that relate […]

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What Does It Takes To Be An Active Learner

Wednesday, December 6th, 2006 in Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips | No Comments »

Active learning is generally the best method of studying because it is proven to be the most beneficial to students. Active learning also yields impressive grades to the students. But what does it takes to be an active learner? An active learner is one who always attends the class regularly and make sure that all […]

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Different Methods of Memorizing

Sunday, December 3rd, 2006 in Studying/Learning Styles, Studying Tips | No Comments »

There are actually several methods of memorizing that we could use to remember effectively. But some of the methods I often use in memorizing is through the use of Acronym, Acrostic and Rhymes. Acronym is the method of creating combination of letters so you can easily recall certain enumerations. For example if you want to […]

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