The Three Critical Time Points for Remembering What You Learn
Jul 15, 2015
The Three Critical Time Points for Remembering
What You Learn
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These are narrow windows of time in which the information needs to be protected from
distractions and unrelated thoughts.
The Three Most Important Times for Learning
Before During After
What Every Student Should Do Just Before
and Just After Learning
Immediately Before
Bring “A
game” to
class
Choose to be positive and interested. Being bored is a choice—a self-defeating choice.
Check your foundation.Come prepared.
Expect to remember.
During
PayAttention. Take good
Notes.
Ask questions.
THINK!
LEARN INSMALL CHUNKS
Interference Theory
Uninterrupted rehearsal is required
(soon) After
Apply whatyou just learned
Quiet, uninterrupted reflection
Avoid interference
Self test
Study Tips
Don’t procrastinateDon’t multi-task
Organize learning material
Associate the new with what you already know
Convert images into picture stories
Method of loci: use known objects as pegs for images
Convert words to mental images
Recite out loud
Study in short periods
Take “brain-dead” breaks
Explain to others
Don’t cram study
Self Test. Don’t just look it over.
Taking Tests
Don’t panic.Be cool.
Get enough sleep.
Close eyes tohelp recall.
Believe in
success.
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