Sq5r Reading Form Example
Sq5r Reading Form Example
A. What is the title of this chapter? Tools for Student Success and Using Psychology
to Improve Our Memory
C. What are the main subheadings in this chapter? Please list them below. Note
there may be more or fewer than 10 main subheadings, so list as many as you can.
3. Strategies for Grade Improvement: Note Taking, Study Habits, and General Test-
Taking Tips
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QUESTION yourself about the chapter by turning the major subheadings you
listed into questions. Remember to use Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How
when developing your questions.
2. What are basic strategies for developing good time management skills?
3. What are the strategies for grade improvement in the areas of note taking, study
habits, and test-taking?
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I hope that you read and completed the Check-and-Review questions throughout the
chapter. Write two of these questions below, including the answer and page number.
Question: Explain how you can overcome the serial position effect while studying.
Answer: Because we tend to remember information that falls at the beginning or end
of a chapter, we should spend extra time studying information in the middle of the
chapter.
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Question: The best way to ensure your full understanding of material and success on
an exam is through _____.
Answer: organization
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List 3 key definitions found in the margins of the chapter below by noting the word,
definition, and page each is listed on.
REVIEW the entire chapter by going back through it and describe one thing that
you found most interesting. Make sure you support your answer with a reason why
(e.g., I found _____ interesting, because). Also, note the relevant page number.
Remember to review the chapter and this form continuously up to the exam date.
I found the memory tests very interesting on choosing a penny (chapter 1, page 140)
and the test related to the words sleep and doctor (chapter 8, page 273). It is
amazing how our memory can play tricks on our performance. Thus, even though we
think we know something, in reality we may not be able to prove that we know it!