Analytic style study itps
- Ask for clear rules. Without rules, you might feel lost.
- Don't worry about not finishing a task. Sometimes it is good to move on and re-visit a project later.
- Don't worry if some things don't seem logical.
- Group your information since you are good at categorising things.
- Sit in front of the class to avoid getting distracted.
- Don't worry about big concepts you don't grasp right away. You may need to know all the details first before you can put them together.
- Take things step-by-step, but don't get hung up if you don't understand a specific step.
- Ask for clear goals if you feel you need them.
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