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How to Study and Use Study Guides
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- Creative Thinking
- Critical Thinking
- Learning in Courses
- Defining Learning
- Group Learning
- Key Terms in Learning
- Improving Your Learning
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- Types of Learning
- Using Study Guides
- Writing Skills
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How to Improve Study Skills
In the context of a learning environment, studying is getting new useful information in order to solve a problem, achieve a goal or pass a test. New and useful information is considered to be new knowledge. If you apply that knowledge, then you can develop new skills.
The way that you study depends on your style of learning. For example, you might prefer to read books, listen to lectures, write about a subject or do some kinds of hands-on experience. People might use a combination these types. (See Learning Styles)
- Study Skills (Wikipedia)
- Studying 101: Study Smarter Not Harder
- How to Study So You Can Remember Everything
- How to Study
- How to Study
- Improve Your Studying Skills
- Academic Subjects: Study Skills
How to Use Study Guides
A study guide is a tool to help you learn. It helps you to understand new information by better organizing, interpreting and summarizing it. Tools can be in the form of, for example, reference sheets, maps, charts, flash cards and sample test.
Guidelines to Using Study Guides
- Study Guide (Wikipedia)
- Study Guide to the Rescue: How to Create Your Own
- Creating Study Guides
- How to Create a Study Guide: An Easy & Effective Studying Method
- The Secret to Using a Study Guide to Ace Your Next Exam
- How to Create Study Guides
Sources and Examples of Study Guides
- Flash cards to learn reading
- Flash cards to learn terms
- How can I improve my study skills with Mind Mapping?
- Cliff Notes
- Final Exam Study Guide Example
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