Create a mind map. Use a blank piece of paper and Create a T chart 10 to 15 questions you think the place the main idea in the center. On one side of the place teacher would ask on the test. Write other vocabulary and important vocabulary and key ideas. On the Answer the questions without looking ideas on the page. Try to make other side, write the definition or connections between ideas and at your notes. explanation. Quiz yourself. write down how the ideas are connected. Go back to your notes and edit your work. Pneumonic Flashcard Pickup A pneumonic is a saying you Make flashcards for key ideas and Picture Placement make up to help you remember a list concepts. Put the cards with the key Draw a picture of something very familiar of words. For example “Please word facing up on the floor in to you. Imagine putting things you need to excuse my dear Aunt Sally” helps random places. Pick up the cards remember in the picture, for example a you remember the order of stick on a mountain. Put your finger saying the explanation or definition operations in math. Make up your on the place in your picture while you say on the back. Any cards you don’t own pneumonic to remember important information about the object. say correctly stay on the floor until concepts on the test. The sillier the you can say them all. better! How to…
10 to 15 questions you think the teacher would ask on the test. Answer the questions without looking at your notes. Create a mind map. Use a blank piece of paper and place the main idea in the center. Write other vocabulary and important ideas on the page. Try to make connections between ideas and write down how the ideas are connected. Go back to your notes and edit your work. Create a T chart On one side of the place vocabulary and key ideas. On the other side, write the definition or explanation. Quiz yourself. Flashcard Pickup Make flashcards for key ideas and concepts. Put the cards with the key word facing up on the floor in random places. Pick up the cards saying the explanation or definition on the back. Any cards you don’t say correctly stay on the floor until you can say them all. Pneumonic A pneumonic is a saying you make up to help you remember a list of words. For example “Please excuse my dear Aunt Sally” helps you remember the order of operations in math. Make up your own pneumonic to remember concepts on the test. The sillier the better! Picture Placement Draw a picture of something very familiar to you. Imagine putting things you need to remember in the picture, for example a stick on a mountain. Put your finger on the place in your picture while you say important information about the object. How to…
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