1. STUDYING

2. What Are We Going to Talk About?
 Wrong ways to study
 Right ways to study
 Different learning types
 Best ways for you to study
 Study Aids
 Best places to study

3. Teaching Segment Video

4. How NOT to Study
 All-Nighters the
Night Before an
Exam
 Distracted Studying
 Talking to friends
 Being at home
 Excessive
Highlighting/Writing
 Listening to Intense
Music
 NOT

5. Take Good Notes
 Handwritten vs. Typed
 Highlight
 Rewrite
 Find a note-taking method that
works for you
 Motivation
 TZ Class Contact
 DRC Note-Supplier
 Only highlight and/or write what’s
important

6. TIME to Study and Sleep
 Start at least a week in advance
 More time to study=more time to memorize and
learn things
 All Nighters are not
ideal

7. Don’t Get Distracted
 Don’t let yourself get
distracted
 Study Alone
 Log off
Facebook/Twitter/Tum
blr/etc.
StayFocused
Finalsbook
 Don’t listen to
distracting music

8. What Type of Learner are You?
 Take the quiz!

9. Learning Styles
 Visual
 Learn by SEEING
 Use Post-its, to-do lists, outline notes anything
visual
 Auditory
 Learn by HEARING
 Repeat information out loud
 Kinesthetic
 Learn by DOING
 Use hands on activities (FLASHCARDS)

10. Best Places to Study
 SAI
 The Reitz Union
 Pugh Hall
 Study Rooms in the Hub
 Starbucks
 Computer Lab in the CSE
 Your room/apartment
 Stay away from your bed
 Bryant Hall
 Architecture Lab
 The Libraries

11. You CAN Do It!