Grade 7 Study Skills

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• Study skills are approaches applied to learning that help organize, retain, and recall new information.
• Blocking is a study technique where you focus on one topic at a time.
• Interleaving is a technique that involves practicing and learning multiple related skills or topics together to enhance memory.
• The PQRST method for studying books is an acronym for Preview, Question, Read, Summary, and Test.
• The REAP method for studying is an acronym for Read, Encode, Annotate, and Ponder.
• The Cornell Method is a note-taking system with five parts: Heading, Topic, Notes, Questions/Cues, and Summary.
• The PEEL method for writing paragraphs stands for Point, Evidence, Explain, and Link.
• Active recall is a learning method that involves trying to retrieve learned information from memory without looking at the source.
• Flashcards are created by writing a key word on one side and its definition or important information on the other.
• The testing effect improves learning through activities like quizzing, self-testing, and problem-solving.
• Traffic light highlighting uses Green for simple important topics, Amber for important but time-consuming topics, and Red for complex low-priority topics.
• A study goal should clearly state what you need to accomplish in each subject and prioritize urgent assignments first.