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Focus your learning style. Not everyone learns in the same manner. There are 3 basic ways we process information. Be aware of your best style and focus on it. Also strengthen your skills by targeting a few of the strategies from other styles. STYLE: Visual Definition: learners remember best what they see or read. Quality: • They remember best when they use their eyes • They understand material better when they read it themselves • They are usually very organized, neat and attentive to details. Tips: • Colorful images, diagrams, demonstrations and charts are especially smart learning tools. • Hightlighting directs the eye immediately to key information. • Creating mental pictures of information make them easier to recall. • Take good notes in lectures • Reorganize notes to small cards that can be carried with you and reviewed at odd moments. • To study for a test, do something you can see: draw pictures, make time lines, copy your notes, spellings words or math fact. If you get bored with paper, write or draw on a computer, or chalkboard as you study. • Always wite down your assignments in one central assignment book. • Don't be tempted to watch too much television because it is visual. STYLE: Auditory Definition: learners think in words. Quality: • They remember best what they hear. • They tend to be good listeners and talkers • They enjoy discussions and easily remembers what the teacher says.. Tips: • Discuss lectures and class input with others during study sessions. • Ask for an answer. When you hear it, write it down. • Put notes on cards that you can carry, and review them OUT LOUD! • At home, practice talking out loud to an imaginary audience. Hear what you're saying. Do you understand it? • You may be able to tape important class sessions to get a double bonus for hearing them a second time. • Complete reading assignments after your teacher discusses the material, whenever possible.