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2020-10-27 06:53:06 UTC

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Karla Mae Licu

I used to use this strategy called space out beacause Spaced out stratedy is precisely the opposite of cramming ( Cramming is a memorization technique that only lasts for the short term) You take the same amount of study time and spread it over a much longer period of time. For example, 4 hours spread over 3 weeks is better than the same 4 hours just before the exam or any kind of activities.

2020-10-27 07:05:58 UTC

Angel Sheldan M. Melegrito

I use this strategy "read over and over until memorized" for example you have a reviewer like notes read over and over all the important part that you know to easily memorized

arlynpagco — 2020-10-27 07:07:09 UTC

I'll call it "Rewrite strategy" because when I review for a quiz or exam I want to rewrite it on another piece of paper even though it is all in my notes. and that way, I remember better what I was reviewing.

andrealorenzo0908 — 2020-10-27 07:08:06 UTC

My Strategies In Learning

First taking down or write all the important details that teachers says. When it comes in making lectures I prefer to use different colors of ballpen or highlighter because for me it can motivates me to read or to scan my notes. When it comes in quiz or examination , I have this kind of strategy which is " Thinking Out Loud" , before the examination I prefer to be alone in one room and I want to hear my voice because for me it helps me to remember what I've reviewed, also the " Rehearsing" I'd like to practice or to ask myself or going back what I've been reviewed without looking in my notes.

novesteras46 — 2020-10-27 07:09:01 UTC

My study habits and strategies

I always find ways on how to become more motivated and energetic while studying. So I come with the study habit,
STUDY LESS, STUDY SMART
Wherein I use to relax often that studying because I'm a kind of person that if I over study I will forget everything I learn. And come up with the strategy that I wil just only remembering the keywords and make it simplier and sometimes by watching videos about our topic also helps to learn better because I'm more into visual learning rather any type of learning.

arlyngmallari0 — 2020-10-27 07:09:31 UTC

My study strategy is,

I always read my lectures before bed or at dawn and I will continue or recap every morning especially when there is a recitations, quizzes, or exams. Then I will write down all the important things in the lesson so that I can remember it more easily. And I prefer to read my own lectures than others.

ramillean53 — 2020-10-27 07:14:43 UTC

My study strategy to learn is, first I will listen carefully, second I will write the important details, third I will read what I wrote, fourth I will find out where I do not understand much, and last I will give more focus or attention to the things that make me weak.
The most important thing to learn is to accept mistakes, for me mistakes serve as my inspirations, to become more Better.

marieroseramil — 2020-10-27 07:14:50 UTC

This strategy I call him to turn off the distraction and activate the goal and plan, because this is what I use to be able to think sensibly in reviewing or studying there should be no distraction turn off the phone do not stroll sociall media and do not play games , even for a few hours of studying or reviewing as long as there is no distraction and you set goal and plan in your life you will learn. Don't forget to help your self

2020-10-27 07:19:11 UTC

Lynciel Kie Quindo
My learning strategy.
Well I always scan my lecture before going to bed, also I always make sure that all our topic for today was reread by me, and I also consider writing it to a new paper sheet so I can remember every detail of our topic. And if I dont understand the word or a term that are being used, thats the time I used Merriam Webster or Google to search more info about it so I can easily understand it.

marieroseramil — 2020-10-27 07:23:33 UTC

Kurt Castro Navor
I used Strategic way it help me to make my work easily after the discussion and my plan is to take a screen shot or take note and in the morning I read my notes or I open the photo in my devise so that it help me to remember some of discussion in the past day. I write few words in my notes but that is my pattern.

davidrylemelchor — 2020-10-27 07:27:09 UTC

Melchor, David
My different strategies and study habits that I can share to you :

- Taking down notes during discussion and memorizing the uncommon words that is hard to familiarize.

- Before taking examination and quizzes I would prefer to review the lessons for 2-3 hours before the examination so that I can easily recall the words and the topics that I read.

- Always assess yourself if you are in the mood to review your notes because if your not in the mood or condition you can't absorb and understand what you have read.

- If there's unfamiliar words try to think another word that is sounds like or the spelling of the other words is similar to the words of what you have been reading.

- Searching Online also can help you to add other informations about your topic.

2020-10-27 07:31:00 UTC

Clem Mathew B. Monteclaro

☆MY LEARNING STRATEGY☆

●when their is reporting I always make my notes for me to not be mental block on reporting and I practice to speak on miror while reading my notes, and I read my lectures and PPT when I have a free time for me to have a idea about the discussion, and before the week of examination I read my lectures, I open the PPT and I make my reviewer personalize reviewer I put only a key word for me to quickly memorized and understand my reviewer and I search on google if I don't understand well the words and I search also some example because for me if their is an example I will understand better, before I do those thing I assure that their is no bariers and distruction.

2020-10-27 07:39:28 UTC

Rainer John Pascua
*My learning strategy*

-Every time you review something, include an element of testing. This will uncover any gaps in your knowledge, highlight key areas that you need to focus on, and reinforce your learning. For example, you could cover up the original material and see how much of it you can write or speak about from memory. Even better, get a friend or colleague to test you on your knowledge!