Published May 27, 2008
jap.ster_07
8 Posts
i am a student nurse currently. and im having a difficult time as to how to settle my study habits. i really dont have a study habit to follow. im so lost. any tips on how to implement an effective study habit? plss.. coz im really having a hard time finding myself a study habit. plssssssss..
UM Review RN, ASN, RN
1 Article; 5,163 Posts
No problem. Just click on the link here and there should be a thread that can help. :) https://allnurses.com/forums/f205/check-here-first-sticky-threads-ongoing-interest-located-here-272271.html
It's the Check here first--Sticky threads of ongoing interest located here thread located at the very top of the Student Assistance forum.
CT Pixie, BSN, RN
3,723 Posts
I say it all the time, studying won't do you one iota of good if you are studying in a way that isn't beneficial to YOUR way of learning.
You first have to figure out which style of learning (or combo of) that you are and then construct study habits from there. Are you visual, auditory, hands on?
I know I am an auditory learner w/a mix of hands on learning. So for me to sit and read for hours on end does pretty much nothing for me. What I do is read aloud, verbally explain what I need to learn to my hubby or kids (if they understand what I am telling them, then I know I know the information) I also record my lectures and listen to them every chance I get.
A person who is a visual learner might do well with flash cards, writing notes, etc
There are quite a few websites with the types of learners and how that particular typle of learner can best learn info presented to them.
how would i know if wat typ of learner i am? and what r those learning types? i dont know. sorry. im just an incoming 2nd yr student nurse.. pls educate me.
Daytonite, BSN, RN
1 Article; 14,604 Posts
https://allnurses.com/forums/f205/study-strategies-254733.html - study strategies (on the nursing student assistance forum) - see post #15 for list of general how to study websites
http://www.spellingmadesimple.com/spelling%20software/movietutorials.asp
This link explains the types of learners: http://www.ldpride.net/learningstyles.MI.htm#Learning%20Styles%20Explained
this link explains how the different types of learning styles study best: http://www.ldpride.net/learning_style_work.html
and this one will give a quiz to help you determine which learning style you are: http://www.ldpride.net/learning-style-test.html (need to pay for results
but a quick Google search for free learning style tests/quizes will bring up a bunch of free tests to find out which styles is yours
I hope this helps some :wink2:
sorry, now, i'm suspicious. these questions sound like they are coming from an assignment.
sorry, now, i'm suspicious. these questions sound like they are coming from an assignment.http://www.vark-learn.com/english/page.asp?p=helpsheets - how do you learn best? this site has information on strategies to help you study better based on whether you are a visual, aural, read/write, kinesthetic or multimodal studier. you click on the modality that best describes you to get study advice. if you are not sure which best suits you, take the questionnaire to find out. click on "questionnaire".
actually this isnt my assignment. it is really my frst tym to hear ds terms.. thats y i asked.. and also i dont hav any assignments coz its summer!! hehe.. but umm.. if i have assignments. plss help mee.. plss.. ^^
dtrmnd2sccd
175 Posts
http://www.spellingmadesimple.com/Spelling%20Software/MovieTutorials.asp
Daytonite, I really like this one!! I could have used it in my "former" life, when I worked as a tutor in the Learning Center of our local community college--the text message-speak in FORMAL writing assignments used to drive me crazy!!
I'm forwarding it to former colleagues right now...
Natingale, EdD, RN
612 Posts
jas.per you need 1:1 help! I dont think we can give you what you need over the internet. Is there someone from your class you can review with? Hire a tutor? Something! I applaud you for getting through the first year, i dont know how you did it but you did! congrats!