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Lipsky, Sally A. – 1989
This study was performed to assess the effect of field independence/dependence on the successful use of mapping or outlining to take notes from textbooks. Success was measured in terms of student performance on a comprehension test and thoroughness of notetaking. The study sample of 38 students enrolled in reading and study skills courses at a…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Comparative Analysis, Field Dependence Independence, Notetaking
Irvin, Judith L.; Rose, Elaine O. – 1995
On the premise that even young students can learn to study effectively, this book provides a framework and activities for the systematic teaching of study skills during the elementary grades. The book is consistent with current research and theory about learning and remembering; concepts such as schema and metacognition pervade the suggested…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Elementary Education, Instructional Effectiveness, Listening Comprehension
Iovino, Suzanne F. – 1989
A study determined the effect of outlining and networking on college students' comprehension and retention of expository text, and examined the individual difference of preferred dominant hemispheric mode for its effect and interaction with the notetaking strategy. Subjects, 98 students enrolled in a required study skills course at Delaware State…
Descriptors: Basic Skills, Brain Hemisphere Functions, College Students, Graphic Organizers
Denner, Peter R. – 1986
Since the precise nature of the effects of notetaking encoding has not been clearly specified, a study involving 111 suburban seventh graders (southeastern Idaho) explored the differential effects of traditional notetaking and of episodic organizers (a type of semantic web or map) on the encoding of complex narrative passages. Subjects were…
Descriptors: Encoding (Psychology), Grade 7, Junior High Schools, Learning Processes


