Effective Learning Strategies for Research

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Visual Mapping

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A strategy that involves creating a visual representation of information to organize and understand relationships between concepts.

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Power Notes

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A note-taking strategy that emphasizes summarizing key points in a concise manner, often using bullet points or short phrases.

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Venn Diagramming

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A visual tool used to compare and contrast two or more items, showing their similarities and differences.

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Think-Alouds

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A strategy where individuals verbalize their thought process while reading or solving problems, helping to clarify understanding.

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KWL

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A strategy that stands for 'Know, Want to know, Learned', used to organize knowledge before, during, and after learning.

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Skimming

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A reading technique that involves quickly looking through text to get a general idea of the content without focusing on details.

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Vocabulary Flash Cards

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A study tool that presents a word on one side and its definition or meaning on the other, aiding in vocabulary acquisition.

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Critical Information

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Key facts or concepts that are essential for understanding a subject or completing a task.

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Brainstorming

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A creative thinking process where individuals generate a wide range of ideas or solutions without immediate judgment.

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Internet Research

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The process of gathering information from online sources to answer questions or learn about a topic.