 
Study Strategies Defined
- Most study strategies are a combination of selection and rehearsal strategies.
- Rehearsal strategies: increasing repetitions of exposure to the material.
- Selection strategies: determining which specific parts of the material warrant multiple exposures.
Rehearsal Activities and Definitions
- Restating or Paraphrasing:
helps organize material into student's schema
- Repetition and Cumulative Rehearsal:
drill and practice
- Questioning and Answering:
self tests or oral drills
- Predicting and Clarifying:
write your own questions regarding the material
- Reviewing and Summarizing:
reread the important parts of the material and write an overview of the important parts
- Selecting:
decide what information is likely to be most important to the teacher (hence what will be on the test)
- Note Taking:
write ideas, definitions, propositions, etc. that have been selected as being important
- Underlining:
in text materials, students mark material that has been selected as important
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