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Robinson (1970) developed the SQ3R study strategy to improve learning by incorporating higher-level study skills. SQ3R entails five steps: Survey, Question, Read, Recite, and Review. The first step involves surveying chapter headings and subheadings to identify chapter content. This step helps students to achieve a sense of the organization of the chapter and to activate prior knowledge to facilitate comprehension. The second step involves asking questions based on headings and subheadings. The reader transforms headings into questions to stimulate curiosity and to guide reading. The third step involves reading the text to answer the questions. The fourth step involves ...