OK, now that you know whether you learn better with your ears or your
eyes, what do you do to study more effectively? Whether you’re summarizing
what you read, or reflecting on what happened in the last class, try
one of these techniques:
• Give yourself something to hear: speak! Take notes by speaking
into a tape recorder. You can play this back not only at your best
study time (see Chapter 1), but in a headset when you’re commuting
to or from work, when you’re on your lunch hour, doing dishes
at home, or going for a walk.
• Give yourself something to see: write or draw! Carry a little notebook
or sketch pad around with you to write or draw afterthoughts
of what you studied. You can study not only at your best
time of day, but since you’re carrying your notes with you, whenever
you have a few minutes–even in the bathtub.
BE ALL EARS
Here are ways to make the most of using your ears in studying, whether
they’re your learning strength or not.
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