1 / 36

Revision

Discovering your learning style, memory techniques, subject-specific reading demands, and active learning tips to improve study space and routine. Use visual mindmapping, auditory tools like text-to-speech, active learning with quiz yourself apps, structured reading through annotation apps, and story-based learning methods for effective studying.

resler
Download Presentation

Revision

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Revision UCD Access & Lifelong Learning

  2. Learning Outcomes

  3. Study Space

  4. Study Space - Tips

  5. Studying with noise

  6. Study Routine

  7. What are your learning strategies?

  8. Your Strategies • What strategies did you use for the last exams you sat? • What did and didn’t work? • Did certain strategies work particularly well for specific subjects?

  9. Discovering your learning Style • Exercise: complete the questionnaire provided.

  10. Learning Styles

  11. Interpreting your score • No Strong Preference • High (40-48) across all three categories – you use your senses well while studying • low (0-24) across all three categories – spend more time trying out new strategies • A Strong Preference • Find creative ways to utilise your strongest learning style

  12. Learning Styles - Visual

  13. Mindmapping App - Coggle • Include colors and images Web App

  14. Learning Styles – Kinaesthetic

  15. Learning Styles - Auditory

  16. Use Text-to-speech • Text to speech can help you engage with written content • Reading out loud is built into your iPhone • For Google phones and tablets, use VoiceAloud:

  17. Active Learning

  18. Quiz yourself - Quizlet Create flashcards to test yourself Web App

  19. Structured Reading - SQRNR

  20. Making Notes

  21. Annotation Apps Apple Android iAnnotate Adobe Reader *Cost €9.99

  22. Subject-specific reading demands • What is difficult about reading in your programme? • Quantity • Technical Terms • Difficult language • What strategies do you use to make it easier?

  23. Memory Techniques

  24. How Memory Works

  25. Appropriate Strategies

  26. Memory Triggers

  27. Your Memory • Exercise: • See how may words you can remember from the list you are about to see.

  28. Memory Techniques

  29. What you remember

  30. How you remember

  31. Mnemonics

  32. Memory Techniques

  33. Memrise • Memrise helps your learn effectively Web App

  34. Story Based Learning

  35. Pyramid Notes • Hierarchy of ideas • Colour coding levels • Use post-its • Pattern notes

  36. Use Mindmaps Mindmaps help you get a sense of how ideas and concepts fit together Web App

More Related