Reading Strategy
Set Expectations
Get Emotionally involved
Find Reading Purpose
Spend Adequate Time
Active Approach
Keep an open Mind
Discover Patterns and Connections
Be Patient
Practical Intelligence
Be Honest with Yourself
Choose Right Setting
Right Company Or No Company
Right location
Right Time
Concentration
Intense Involvement
Deal Internal Distractions
Banish Extraneous Thoughts
Compartmentlize Social Life
Analyse Environment
Block Technology Distractions
Motivation ( Plan Reward )
Structure Study Session
Special Strategies for Math and Science Text
Memory Technique
Note Formulas
Interact Critically
Strategies to Manage Learning Disabilities
Tutor/Seek Additional Help From Instructor
Specific Study Load Plan
Expand Vocabulary
Analyse Word Part
Use Dictionary
Understand meaning
Say Word Out Loud/Write it
Restate Defination
Try to Use Word
Learn Specialised Vocab
common prefixes/roots/suffixes
Memory Aids
SQ3R
Survey
Skim Titles/Topics
Scan Through Chapter Elements
Question
Read
Highlight/Mark up
Take Note
Recite
Read Aloud/Repeat silently
Review
Critical Reading
Evaluate Arguments
Healthy Skeptism
Quality of Evidence
Source
Multiple Intelligence Strategies
Verbal Linguistic
Logical Mathematical
Bodily Kinesthetic
Visual Spatial
Interpersonal
Intrapersonal
Musical
Naturalistic
Better Listener
Stages of Listening
Sensation
Interpretation
Evaluation
Reaction
Manage Listening Challenges
Divided Attention and Distractions
Prevent Listening Lapses
Don't Rush To Judgement
Seek Help For Partial Hearing Loss
Be An Active Listener
Be Present
Set Purposes
Focus on Understanding
Ask Questions
Pay Attention to Verbal Signposts
Open mind to diverse points of view
Note Taking
Customize Text
Highlight Text
Avoid Overmarking
Highlight Supporting Evidence
Read Before Highlight
Stick to a Highlighting System
Text note
Marginal Note
Use Pencil Incase of corrections needed
State Questions from SQ3R next to Text Heading
Mark Critical Sections With Notations
Attach Adhesive notes
Full Text Summaries
Identify main Idea of Topic
Simple,Clear and Brief
Use Shorthand Symbols
Note Visual charts, Diagrams etc
Devise Colour Coding System
Outline Form
Use Personal Shorthand
Cornell
Main Column - Record notes
Cue Column - Additional Notes During review
Summary Area- overview of notes
Think link
Mind Map Or word Web
Visual Strategies
Time lines
Tables
Hierarchy Chart
Process
Prepare
Preview reading Materials before class
Review 15 mins Before class
Gather supplies/stationaries
Choose The best note-taking system
Record Info Effectively During class
Date and Identify
Organized
record questions
Review and Revise
Combine Reading and Class Notes
Improving Memory
Create Purpose,Intention and Emotional Connection
Understand Memorized Content
Use Critical Thinking
Helps Associates New Info
Explore causes
Recite, Rehearse and Write
Focus on points to remember
Convert main Idea to key words
Recite, Rehearse Key Words
Limit and Organize Processed Items
Separate main points from Unimportant Details
Divide Material into Manageable Sections
Use Organized tools to Connect Ideas
Flash Cards
Tape Recorder and MP3 Player
Use the Info Memorized
Practice the Middle
Use Mnemonic Devices
Create Acronyms
Mental walk Strategies
Create Visual Images and Associations
Use Songs or Rhymes