Question

What are some good ways to study for my human geography college board test coming up?

Answer 1

Figure out and understand how exactly you learn and process things and information then simply take it from there. 

Read the books given to you and Bing/Google search things of your questioning. Read over the things you will be tested on, Get some nice study music on (something you enjoy nothing to genetic), read your books, quiz yourself to make sure you understand and take these ideas and create your own solutions through figuring out how you'd like to get ready.  

Answer 2

You need to familiarise yourself with your learning outcomes and the method in which you extract imformation. For example, many people are visual learners, needing to see formulas or pictures to understand, while others are hands on or auditory learners (both of which make a significant difference.

Geography is a hard subject so you should comprehend and memorise important names. Remember not to stress yourself out so some soothing study background music, which is not genetic, would be helpful. To ensure maximum opportunity, you should quiz thyself on geography so as the prospect of getting better marks.

Using Google and Bing would also be beneficial, as well as Siri (trusty companion). Use the information given and channel it into a way you can comprehend and then come up with your own solution for in depth understanding.

Using the traditional way of reading books would also be a device worthy of consideration as many would find it approachable. Books give indepth knowledge. Of course, geography is a spheric and broad topic, so diagrams are a useful tool for your testing.

Good luck in advance and I hope this allowed you to be successful through your studies.