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I'll also b revisiting some videos in today's discussion

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What’s difficult for me is rewording information I find online.

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What’s difficult for me is rewording information I find online.

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I try to spend more time on topics that are still confusing and explain it to either my partner or my dogs. Lol. They are better listeners.

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i review the study guide, write thorough answers for each question and make sure i understand all the questions by going back thru course work 

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i review the study guide, write thorough answers for each question and make sure i understand all the questions by going back thru course work 

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Active recall!!!! Flash cards, drawings, and youtube videos are truly your best friend for understanding any science class! In that way, you build a specific memory around the certain topic so that you memorize the information long term.

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taking notes from research projects

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I take lots of notes and use different color pens or highlighters to make them look different from each other so that I can focus on whatever it is that I am trying to understand well. Sometimes it work and sometimes it doesn’t. I refer back to previous tests and slides. Refereeing back to previous tests is most helpful for me. 

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I take lots of notes and use different color pens or highlighters to make them look different from each other so that I can focus on whatever it is that I am trying to understand well. Sometimes it work and sometimes it doesn’t. I refer back to previous tests and slides. Refereeing back to previous tests is most helpful for me. 

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Key words and phrases, put them on flash cards if necessary.

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I will go through all of the course material and make notes on main ideas, terminology, theories, etc. and making them into well organized and color coded notes that I can carry around and read over continuously.

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I review each question and tackle those I know right away. In regards to more difficult questions, I write down as much as I know or can remember and move on to the next one. I try to answer all of them even if I feel I'm wrong.

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Having a paper copy for me really works well when it comes to assessments. Highlighting and annotating near the content, allows me find what I am looking for quicker.

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also revisiting notes and chapters from each week's topic

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Start with the questions that are the easiest and I am 100% certain on. Then I work my way towards the harder questions that take more time.

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I mostly rely on notes taken in class; highlighting and underlining my notes helps make the info stick.

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Review of the modules, slides and notes

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looking over each week's slides

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taking notes and refining them a couple of times. i.e. i take 'dirty' notes, and then transcribe them, with doodles of course to make them pretty

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taking notes and refining them a couple of times. i.e. i take 'dirty' notes, and then transcribe them, with doodles of course to make them pretty

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going over slides, reading feedback from previous tests

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Talking through ideas is always helpful for me. It helps me understand where I am confused and what questions I need to answer. -Ben