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Hey everyone.
Just wondering if people have any tips on how they are learning studies and case studies. I find the procedures and results if my studies in detail quite difficult to remember sometimes, and am also having trouble learning the case studies we use as evidence?
Anything to say about how you learn/suggestions?
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Just wondering if people have any tips on how they are learning studies and case studies. I find the procedures and results if my studies in detail quite difficult to remember sometimes, and am also having trouble learning the case studies we use as evidence?
Anything to say about how you learn/suggestions?
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Rote learning - aka repeating information until you remember it (almost like singing a song constantly until you remember all the words)
Visual/colourful mindmaps. Get to the point where you only need a few words to remind you of the whole study.
Association - relate it to things in your daily life, or create a story out of it.
Visual/colourful mindmaps. Get to the point where you only need a few words to remind you of the whole study.
Association - relate it to things in your daily life, or create a story out of it.
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Hey. Thanks for the reply. Rote learning was something I haven't thought of yet. Might be useful to actually make a song of it as I am quite a musical person.
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(Original post by Katie Cox)
Hey everyone.
Just wondering if people have any tips on how they are learning studies and case studies. I find the procedures and results if my studies in detail quite difficult to remember sometimes, and am also having trouble learning the case studies we use as evidence?
Anything to say about how you learn/suggestions?
Thanks
Hey everyone.
Just wondering if people have any tips on how they are learning studies and case studies. I find the procedures and results if my studies in detail quite difficult to remember sometimes, and am also having trouble learning the case studies we use as evidence?
Anything to say about how you learn/suggestions?
Thanks
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What I usually do is simplify the theories! I usually use flash cards and bullet points: theory name, theorist, year and what they researched & findings.
For example: Rosenhan, 1973, Being sane in insane places. Looks at labels, findings out x x x
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For example: Rosenhan, 1973, Being sane in insane places. Looks at labels, findings out x x x
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