Learning Strategies

Worked example practice is a study method in which learners read fully solved problems, study each step, and only then

Flashcard study routines are repeatable habits in which a learner works through question cards, tries to recall each answer from

Concept mapping strategies are methods for drawing ideas as nodes connected by labeled links, so the relationships between them become

Mind mapping techniques are visual methods for arranging ideas around a central topic, with branches showing how each idea connects

The Cornell notes system is a note-taking method that divides a page into sections so students can record, organize, and

Note taking frameworks are structured methods for organizing what you write during lectures and reading, so that the notes you

Summarization strategies are structured methods for shortening a text while keeping its most important ideas intact. Students use them to

Generation effect activities are learning tasks that ask you to produce information yourself rather than simply read or copy it.

Dual coding approaches are learning methods that pair words with visual images so the brain stores information in two linked

Elaboration techniques are study methods that help you connect new information to what you already know, which makes it easier