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私はかんじをべんきょうします。
This literally says i study kanji.

But i would like to say "this is how i study kanji." or i will show you how i study kanji.

can anyone help with this structure?

これが漢字の勉強の仕方です。

This is how I study kanji.

In general, 'how to do verb'/'way to do verb' is formed by adding 方 to the masu-stem of the verb, e.g. 作り方 = 'way to make. When you add 方 in this way the whole thing acts like a noun. So "way to make bread" would become パンの作り方.

する verbs are a little different. For some reason you need to add an extra の, so the 'way to study kanji' would be 漢字の勉強のしかた = 漢字の勉強の仕方.

One way you could say this is how i study kanji is:

私はこの方法ほうほうで漢字を勉強します

I've bolded the difference between this and your original. Let's analyze how the この方法で works. この means this, 方法 means way/means/method, and で is a particle indicating the method something is done (among other things). Thus, this literally means I, with this method, study kanji. I suppose it's probably closer to I study kanji this way.

If you wanted to emphasize this you could say:

これが私の漢字を勉強する方法です

It's fairly similar to https://japanese.stackexchange.com/users/7944/user3856370's answer, the only thing of note is that 方法 unlike 方 can be directly attached to 勉強する without a の.