Study Skills
Balancing Efficiency and Confusion
A necessary part of getting better at anything is a period of confusion where you become increasingly aware of that which you do not know. To experience this in
Cornell Notes
Barely anyone I know was taught effective note-taking skills. The Cornell Notes system is flexible, useful and proven to encourage more critical reading and reflection. I would say it is essential to learn well: those who learn well without it use its universal principles. Here you will find screencasts and other sources of information
Using OneNote for Study
Whilst OneNote has ongoing quirks, and its rivals such as Evernote and GoogleDocs are duly powerful, OneNote allows powerful and effective study and teaching methods. Here you will see a teacher tracking how a school and its students attempt to utilise OneNote in study..
Using Screencasting and Videos
Screencasting that demonstrates particular processes of thought are priceless. With our particularly
Methods of Reading
Distinctive methods of reading are available to us all. Read more about them here.
