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Creat a cognitive map that means something to individual and allows s/he to recall what is read
Text of Learning Exercise:
Question: How will you remember/recall all the information regarding procrastination?
Answer: Use a map?sometimes referred to as a mind map or cognitive map.
Where to learn about maps:
Go to the link below and read about mapping benefits, steps, and use; how to make a map; devices that show relationships; and view an example.
http://frc.edu/andrews/Department/Notetaking.htm
Specifically, you will create your own personal map(s) as you progress through the procrastination steps to aid your memory/recall of the information you read.
Hints: ? Be creative ? Use color ? Use your own ?designs?
Remember: The map(s): ? Are for your benefit. ? Should mean something to you. ? Should visually jog your memory/recall with the use of color and design as well as with words.
Specific End Result: You will procrastinate less, which leads to increased efficiency and effectiveness.
Added benefits of the Notetaking Techniques link. You may discover other ways to improve your memory/recall.
