Evidence Based Management: Summary of effective learning strategies in school

Here are 11 research based effective learning strategies from Annie Murphy Paul

Draw pictures or diagrams to help you understand this subject.
Make up questions that you try to answer about this subject.
When you are learning something new in this subject, think back to what you already know about it.
Discuss what you are doing in this subject with others.
Practice things over and over until you know them well in this subject.
Think about your thinking, to check if you understand the ideas in this subject.
When you don’t understand something in this subject go back over it again.
Make a note of things that you don’t understand very well in this subject, so that you can follow them up.
When you have finished an activity in this subject look back to see how well you did.
Organize your time to manage your learning in this subject.
Make plans for how to do the activities in this subject.

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