Learning 
Strategies - Mind Map

Learning
Strategies

Cognitive

Classifying

Put similar things in a set. Example: wild animals, insects, domestic animals, etc.

Predicting

Predict the teaching that is going to be carried out. Example: Observe the image and illustrations of a reading and guess what it is about.

Inducting

Work with patterns and find rules to facilitate the learning process.

Taking notes

Take notes using keywords.

Concept mapping

Place relevant information on a map to explain a topic.

Inferencing

Use prior knowledge to relate it to new learning.

Discriminating

Distinguish the main idea of a text and the supporting ideas to better understand the information.

Diagramming

nformation from a text is used. Example: label the human body with information from a text.

Interpersonal

Cooperating

Work in pairs. Example: Questions and answers.

Role-playing

Role playing game. Example pretend to be a child from another country and say his routines of a normal day.

Linguistic

Conversational patterns

Being able to hold a conversation using topics from daily life.

Practicing

Maintain practice routines. Example: listen to an audio and complete the information.

Using context

Use the context of a story to answer questions based on the reading.

Summarizing

Synthesize information from a text.

Skimming

Get the general idea of a text. Example: Know if the reading is formal or informal.

Affective

Personalizing

Share personal ideas about a topic: Example commenting on a forum.

Self-evaluating

Measure my knowledge. Example: Take a test to self-evaluate.

Reflective

Search and find the ways in which I learn best. Example I am auditory and I learn best by listening.

Creative

Brainstorming

Team work. Example: Brainstorm about the animals in the zoo.

Bibliographic references:
• Nunan, D. (2011). Teaching English to Young Learners. Anaheim University Press.

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