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Recognize that you are not slow or stupid. Before reading the chapter, preview it by reading all the subheadings, summaries, and any margin glossary terms. Instead of spending a short time on every subject every night, try immersing yourself in just one subject at a time. To concentrate on one course at a time, take difficult subjects in summer school or when you have fewer courses. (Warning: Make sure you have enough time to study and to prepare projects and papers. The same amount of material is covered in a shorter time in summer and intersession classes.) Relate subjects to things you already know. Ask yourself how you would apply the material. (See Questions.) Use maps and visual organizers to help yourself get the big picture.
Holistic (Right Brain) Holistic thinkers progress in fits and starts. They may feel lost and unable to solve problems, until they can see the big picture and the relationships between ideas. They need to make sense of details. They tend to be creative.
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Learning Styles and Preferences