What is in the list for learning techniques? What can you do to become a more profound learner?
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read everything if you do not understand a word look it up if you do not understand a concept or idea then research it try to use a new word everyday open your mind to new thoughts above all read
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you're doing it now.\nAsk questions, read books, learn a variety of topics.\ntalk to the smartest folks you know, about what they know, pick bits and pieces up. take classes, learn about things through a variety of occupations. Focus on what you are most interested in and become an expert.
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do you mean\n"by which methods do we learn best?"\n\nsuch as: lectures, reading, video, TV   etc
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people learn from a variety of ways. sometimes we figure things out by accident after trial and error another way is to learn the theory and then we put the thoery into practice but the easiet way that i fined is the use of kolb and experiential learning ie we learn by doing a useful website for exploring around 12 different styles of learning is www.funderstanding.com/about_learning\nthis will make each style easy to read and some simle examples of how it all works
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The most significant thing you can do to improve your knowledge is read, read, read.  Many people believe that IQ itself is not something that can be changed, but you can learn to be better at the things you do by practicing, taking extra lessons and courses, asking for help or explanations, reading about the specific topics, etc.
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READ!!! The higher the level, the more words you will learn. If you love reading, then the vocab you read from the book will slowly being to creep into your daily vocab use. \nLearning another language also helps you understand larger words in English, plus it's a great benefit to you in general. \nUse flashcards, or go online and search difficult words online. : )
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I teach a study skills class and cannot blame you for not being thrilled studying. First though, how do you study? There is more to mastering information than just reading it repeatedly. Check my source link for more info.\n\nConsider your life goals: what do you want to do when you grow up?  If you want to become a teacher or lawyer, you really do have to master learning in the traditional manner. reading and writing. If you want to become a carpenter or hairdresser, however, you don't have to spend years taking multiple choice tests. Once you know what you want out of life, you are on your way to knowing what you need to do to get there.
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It depends on what you are trying to learn, but I'd say listen to it, write it down; have someone show it to you, and do it yourself.  If you continue to do all of those you will figure out what your learning style is, and that will make it easier to learn things.
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Go straight to the horses' mouth, i.e. Alias: http://www.alias.com/glb/eng/products-services/learning_tools.jsp\n\nLots of great training materials available there, and there's discounts if you're a student.
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Writing your work out over and over, and reading it out loud are the best ways to learn. If you can shout it then even better!!  Apparently, when learning a new language, you need to repeat the word or phrase up 60 times in order to remember it properly.  When you go to higher education you will have to take your own notes and be able to understand them, so if you can get in the habit now then good for you.  Keep going, it will pay off for you in the end.  And don't say "I'm only doing..." be postitive!!  The walk of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and so many fall by the wayside and give up.  Don't be like that!  Keep up the good work, learn to listen, then read it, write it, learn it, and above all, enjoy it!!\nGood luck!!
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Immersion in the language, living in another culture is, hands-down, the best way.  It's also the most disruptive to your life, and few can do it.\n\nIf you're learning on your own, some general tips for learning languages:\n\n1. Look at people's reviews on Amazon to determine what are some of the best courses.\n\n2. Go to the library and check out different types of courses, and see what works for you best.\n\n3. Put aside 30 - 60 minutes per day and study some each day.\n\n4. If you get discouraged, take a couple of days off, but set your next time to study and stick to it. If you go too long (say a week) between study sessions, you'll start forgetting.\n\n5. Go into the experience realizing that you'll make lots of mistakes, don't worry about them and keep going.\n\n6. Try to find someone better than you in the language to speak with. You can't learn to speak a language without speaking it. If you're trying to learn with someone else who is also learning, you'll lead each other into learning errors.
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There are many techniques.  One of the most important is to study daily.  Spend some time studying every subject every day.\n\nSee some of the many, many Internet sites.
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The best way to learn this kind of stuff is to become a student-teacher! It means that you go to different schools ( usually a week each) and you get to go into classrooms except all you have to do is wacth how the students/teacherss interact and mark down what are the best ways of teaching in a certain environment/classmood/subject/etc...\n\nMy sister is doing it and is telling me it's the best way right now!\n\nShe also says the best way of learning is " EXPERIENCE"\n\nHope we helped! GOOD LUCK!
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Read. Read as much as you can about anything and everything and it will manifest in your communicational skills, and it will also give you a broader range of knowledge.\n(I'm nowhere near excellent, but reading has improved me quite a bit).
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Absolutely critical, if you pay attention.  Otherwise, try again next semester.\n\nHere's the deal.  Much learning occurs without studying.  Just hearing a lecture (even with your eyes closed) with move some stuff into the ole internal storage.  And watching a lecture (with your ears close is the same.  The instructor's inflection, body language and other non-verbal cues make the material much easier to master that just reading.\n\nHOWEVER, taking notes is a huge bump up the learning curve.  Writing down something triggers several additional learning pathways.  In fact, I found that I rarely have to read my notes.  But I HAVE to take them.  I can only think of two or three classes where I had to use my notes to study from.  But  I can't think of a single class where I didn't have to take notes to learn the material.\n\nCheck out the following:  Blooms Taxonomy,  Learning styles and the Theory of Multiple Intelligencies
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Everyone learns in different ways. I just finished a class (PADI scuba instructor coarse) in which we learned that some people learn better using images to relate to, some by reading, some learn better with "hands on" techniques, some through multi-media (interactive computer programs),...\n\nThere isn't a "better way" to learn other than learning in the best way that works for you or the best way that works for your individual students.\n\nIt boils down to getting to know each student and finding the best way for that student to learn.
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It depends on the individual.\n\nSome learn better by seeing.\n\nSome learn better by hearing.\n\nSome learn better by doing. This means applying the knowledge that one wants to remember.\n\nIt can also depends on what it is that one is learning.\n\nAnd certain things might be better learned in a certain way regardless of who is learning them.