studying ...

[Dale Boyd]

whats the best way to study or is it different for everyone, i want to be prepared for these exams ..

[Kayra Jordyn]

Everyone's different.

I probably learn best visually, so visual aids,  examples and notes (even posting notes or facts around my room/bathroom mirror/etc.) work for me. 

I'm also musically inclined, so I'm fairly quick at memorizing songs.  If I hear a song a couple times, I'll remember what key it starts in from then on. Needless to say working things into a song is a good tool for me. Ever notice how rhythm usually drives a song? I don't know how to explain it, but a good beat is key for me, because it gives the words order, makes the song run smoothly so that I can remember the lyrics (facts).

There's nothing more effective than pairing together two different learning styles, though. For example, sometimes I memorize multiple verses from the Bible. I have an audio Bible I'll sometimes listen to while I read the passages, and it really engrains it into my memory.

To answer tour question, of course it's different for everyone. One person works better with background noise, another finds that noise a frustrating distraction. The style that works for your study partner won't necessarily work for you. Happy studying.

[Kayra Jordyn]

Teehee. I actually don't remember you asking any questions about a tour. Nice Kai.

[VAJIME TERUNGWA BILL]

When ever am readin, i jot down the key points...that stick in my brain.

[Taylor Marie Pritchard]

you have to figure out something you like to do and put studying in it.....................  For example, if you like to sing, put the knowledge into the song..or something like that something that fits you.

[Patricia]

What works to me is to play Gregorian chants or slow music, not too loud and at night when there's no human noises.

[Goodomen]

The best way to study is to make no friends, lock your bedroom door, throw away your TV, and then go to sleep. The answers will magically appear in your dreams.