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

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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
- 1.1Reflecting on your study habitsPreview
- 1.2Preferences versus effective strategiesPreview
- 1.3Finding your study rhythmPreview
02Expand your toolkit4 lessons
- 2.1Making useful visual notesPreview
- 2.2Learning through explanationPreview
- 2.3Practising with examplesPreview
- 2.4Retrieval practice and spaced revisionPreview
03Make learning work for you3 lessons
- 3.1Choosing a strategy for the taskPreview
- 3.2Designing your study routinePreview
- 3.3Reflecting and adaptingPreview
Sample curriculum for the demo. Select Enroll in Course to start learning.




