How I Learn
Discovering how you learn is one of the first steps to improving the learning process. If we can understand how we learn, then we can identify our strengths and challenges. In turn, we can make the appropriate adjustments to our learning techniques.
Each person’s brain has their preferred way of processing information that is unique to their personality and preferences. The key is to learn how your brain prefers to process information so that it can learn in the most efficient way.
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Online Workshops Tip Sheets What is the difference between high school and college studying? How does the brain learn and remember?
How do I learn best? How do I become an expert learner? |
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CAS News
LSU is proud to announce that Hunter Chapman, an LSU Biological Sciences Senior, is the recipient of the International Outstanding Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leader Award. He will be presented the award at the international conference in San Diego this summer, where he will also conduct a presentation about his best learning and teaching methods. More...
