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The Learning Model: Ponder and Prove

Internalize your learning through reflection and application.

Gain Greater Understanding By Active Participation

Reviewing materials individually and in groups promotes better retention and deeper understanding. Take opportunities to apply the skills you have gained in the classroom to your everyday life.
Student pondering with his headphones in the Crossroads

Ponder and Prove

BYU-Idaho students discuss how pondering and proving what they have learned in class has helped them grow academically and spiritually.
Relating Principles
The Importance of Pondering and Proving Learning
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Relating Principles
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Relating Principles in the Ponder and Prove Process
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A Spiritual Experience
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Ponder and Proving can be a Spiritual Experience
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Ponder and Prove
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More About the Learning Model

A female student with earbuds looks at a laptop and smiles.
Step 1: Prepare
Learn how to get the most from your classes through preparation.
Get Involved
Three male students and one female student sit at desks and teach each other during a teaching session in an Essentials of Human Nutrition class.
Step 2: Teach One Another
As you actively take part in classroom discussions you can master what you learn.
Get Involved