Study is a skill that is developed through regular practice.

Even those who have had access to formal education most likely have not been taught methods of study that help us understand and digest knowledge. The banking model of education (Freire) teaches us to consume knowledge- but not to understand, reflect, and then apply knowledge in an active way. As a result, studying theory and history is difficult for most of us, but with practice, it can become a regular part of your daily life. Here are some tools that can help you develop your capacity for study:

A guide to building a practice of study for political education: DOWNLOAD PDF

Five different note-taking methods you can try: DOWNLOAD PDF

A sample agenda to help you make the time for study: DOWNLOAD PDF