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Studying with SQ3R

Studying with SQ3R. Study Skills Activity. Homework vs. studying. HOMEWORK is for practice HOMEWORK helps you review what was taught in class in a practical way HOMEWORK helps you develop questions to ask the teacher for the next days class; however, HOMEWORK ≠ STUDYING.

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Studying with SQ3R

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  1. Studying with SQ3R Study Skills Activity

  2. Homework vs. studying • HOMEWORK is for practice • HOMEWORK helps you review what was taught in class in a practical way • HOMEWORK helps you developquestions to ask the teacher for the next days class; however, HOMEWORK ≠ STUDYING

  3. Are you ready for some football? Players go to PRACTICE to establish AUTOMACY! Players STUDY FILM to anticipate what their opponent will do DURING the GAME!

  4. studying Applying the mind in a effort to learn The object of study Detailed analysis Deep thought To apply the mind to acquiring knowledge

  5. SQ3R? Survey Question Read Recite Review

  6. What is SQ3R? • A way to study for tests • A process for reviewing notes • An activity that simulates memory • A study technique

  7. Survey Before you start to read, look over the pages in the chapter or section. • Titles • Subtitles • Previews • Italicized & Boldface words • Pictures & Captions

  8. Question Starting with the first section of the chapter, write a question for each subheading in the section. Begin your questions with: • Who, what, when, where • How, why, should, could, would If you are studying alone, write your questions down.

  9. Read Read the section. • Now, you are reading with a PURPOSE. • You are looking for the answers to the questions you have made up!

  10. Recite • Ask yourself the questions and recite the answers WITHOUT looking back at the reading. • Then write the answer to each question so that you will have notes to study.

  11. Review • Don’t forget to check your answers against each section. These notes will come in handy as you prepare for your test. • Go over your questions later to make sure that you can still recall the answers. Recall questions are a common part of many tests. • If necessary, use your notes for help. Review the questions the following day, and again in a week. • If you review regularly, you will probably remember the material for a long time.

  12. POWER STUDY PLAN

  13. Bibliography Rozakis, Laurie. Super Study Skills. Scholastic, 2002. New York. Study Skills Activity. Prentice-Hall, Inc. New York.

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