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How do I know what to highlight?
Read through the selection first. Reread and begin to highlight main ideas and their supporting details. Highlight only the facts which are important or the key vocabulary not the entire sentence. After highlighting, look at what they have highlighted and summarize what they read.
Is highlighting a good study technique?
Final verdict: Highlighting text is not an effective or reliable way to study for a test. It may help if it's done effectively, which is often difficult for students, but not by much. It could even hurt your ability to make inferences about the text.
What color highlighter is best for studying?
Yellow = Need to read over. Green = I know this already but need to review. Blue = Important and I need to study this material. Pink = Important things the teacher covered that I didn't highlight when reading the first time.
Is it better to highlight or take notes?
Don't get lulled into skipping important info by your highlighter. Taking notes, on the other hand, requires understanding what you're writing to a much greater degree. Sure, you can skimp on the understanding. But usually taking notes involves more input than highlighting.
Is it better to write notes or read?
The reason that people take notes is that 'just reading' is an incredibly poor way to learn anything properly. You learn things by doing them, not reading about them. Taking notes is a proxy for doing things, and it is probably a very efficient one for most people, but if you find it boring, then don't do it.
Does highlight actually help?
Final verdict: Highlighting text is not an effective or reliable way to study for a test. It may help if it's done effectively, which is often difficult for students, but not by much. It could even hurt your ability to make inferences about the text.
What color highlighter should I use for studying?
Yellow = Need to read over. Green = I know this already but need to review. Blue = Important and I need to study this material. Pink = Important things the teacher covered that I didn't highlight when reading the first time.
How does Highlighting help you study?
And that's another reason why we lean on highlighting as a study tool: It feels way better than flash cards. Trying to recall something from memory requires mental straining, which can feel unpleasant, while just rereading a highlighted passage is easy and feels rather good.
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