Developing personal Study Plan questions

Developing personal Study Plan questions
How do you learn?
First you need to be aware of your style of learning. The BPP Learning Media Learning to Learn
Accountancy book commits a chapter to this self-discovery. What types of intelligence do you
display when learning? You might be advised to brush up on certain study skills before launching
into this Study Text.
BPP Learning Media’s Learning to Learn Accountancy book helps you to identify what intelligences
you show more strongly and then details how you can tailor your study process to your preferences.
It also includes handy hints on how to develop intelligences you exhibit less strongly, but which
might be needed as you study accountancy.
Are you a theorist or are you more practical? If you would rather get to grips with a theory before
trying to apply it in practice, you should follow the study sequence on page (ix). If the reverse is true
(you like to know why you are learning theory before you do so), you might be advised to flick
through Study Text chapters and look at examples, case studies and questions (Steps 8, 9 and 10 in
the suggested study sequence) before reading through the detailed theory.
Step 2 How much time do you have?
Work out the time you have available per week, given the following.
• The standard you have set yourself
• The time you need to set aside later for work on the Practice