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Learning strategies

Understanding and Utilizing Your Learning Styles

Reflect on how you approach learning and explore study strategies you can adapt to different tasks.

10 lessonsEst. 1 hour 30 minutesSelf-pacedDemo course
Student studying with a textbook, visual notes, tablet, and headphones

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Course overview

There is more than one way to approach a learning task. Reflect on your preferences, experiment with evidence-informed study techniques, and build a flexible toolkit instead of limiting yourself to a single learning style.

What you will learn

  • Reflect on your learning habits
  • Choose strategies that suit the task
  • Use retrieval practice and spaced revision
  • Build and adjust a personal study routine

A look inside the course

3 modules · 10 lesson previews

01Understand your approach3 lessons
  1. 1.1Reflecting on your study habitsPreview
  2. 1.2Preferences versus effective strategiesPreview
  3. 1.3Finding your study rhythmPreview
02Expand your toolkit4 lessons
  1. 2.1Making useful visual notesPreview
  2. 2.2Learning through explanationPreview
  3. 2.3Practising with examplesPreview
  4. 2.4Retrieval practice and spaced revisionPreview
03Make learning work for you3 lessons
  1. 3.1Choosing a strategy for the taskPreview
  2. 3.2Designing your study routinePreview
  3. 3.3Reflecting and adaptingPreview

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