Learning Strategies
Having access to proper learning strategies can make a big difference in any student’s life, and that’s especially true for students with learning disabilities. With that in mind, we’ve gathered some of our favorite learning strategies below. If you would like to suggest a learning strategy to be featured here, please contact us.(new window)
We know that everybody has their own unique learning style, and we want to make sure that our content works for you. If you have watched or read any of these strategies and still require any kind of assistance, interpretation, or troubleshooting please reach out to us,(new window) and we’d be happy to offer support via phone, email, or chat, as well as offer technical support via TeamViewer(new window).
Reading
SQR3(new window) – Improve your reading comprehension by using the SQR3 method of reading.
Math
BEDMAS(new window) – Use this strategy to solve equations with multiple numbers and operations.
Organization
The 6 Habits of Highly Organized People(new window) – Improve your organization skills by learning about the 6 habits of highly organized people.
Note-taking
The Cornell Note-taking System(new window) – Take better notes by adopting the Cornell Note-taking System.
Time Management
Pomodoro technique(new window) – Use this time/task management technique to improve your ability to efficiently and effectively complete tasks.
