This document provides strategies for preparing for and reviewing important information from a document. It recommends identifying key information by taking notes and highlighting, condensing the material by putting it into your own words in a shortened form, and writing the information in different ways such as notes, flashcards, or writing potential test questions in the margin.
This document provides strategies for preparing for and reviewing important information from a document. It recommends identifying key information by taking notes and highlighting, condensing the material by putting it into your own words in a shortened form, and writing the information in different ways such as notes, flashcards, or writing potential test questions in the margin.
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This document provides strategies for preparing for and reviewing important information from a document. It recommends identifying key information by taking notes and highlighting, condensing the material by putting it into your own words in a shortened form, and writing the information in different ways such as notes, flashcards, or writing potential test questions in the margin.
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Bonnie Kinnamont Stephen Darville CIS1200 02/10/2011
Prep and Review
Three active preparation strategies are to identify the important information. You can do this by taking notes and highlighting information. Next you can condense the information by taking what you read and putting it into your own words in a shortened, easier to remember version. You can also write the information you’ve taken in. There are several different ways to do this by taking notes, preparing word cards or even predicting questions in the margin.