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    Develoing Good Studyskills

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    This document provides tips and strategies for developing effective study skills. It discusses skills for studying, getting organized, managing time, taking tests, taking notes, and managing stress. Specific tips include finding a quiet place to study, avoiding distractions, taking breaks, relating new material to existing knowledge, starting with harder tasks, focusing on quality over quantity of study time, asking questions, and rewarding yourself for completing a study session. The document also provides advice for developing organizational, time management, test taking, note taking, and stress management skills.

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    Develoing Good Studyskills

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    This document provides tips and strategies for developing effective study skills. It discusses skills for studying, getting organized, managing time, taking tests, taking notes, and managing stress. Specific tips include finding a quiet place to study, avoiding distractions, taking breaks, relating new material to existing knowledge, starting with harder tasks, focusing on quality over quantity of study time, asking questions, and rewarding yourself for completing a study session. The document also provides advice for developing organizational, time management, test taking, note taking, and stress management skills.

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    This document provides tips and strategies for developing effective study skills. It discusses skills for studying, getting organized, managing time, taking tests, taking notes, and managing stress. Specific tips include finding a quiet place to study, avoiding distractions, taking breaks, relating new material to existing knowledge, starting with harder tasks, focusing on quality over quantity of study time, asking questions, and rewarding yourself for completing a study session. The document also provides advice for developing organizational, time management, test taking, note taking, and stress management skills.

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    STUDY SKILLS

    You have to develop many different


    types of skills to be a successful student.
    WHAT SKILLS DO YOU WANT TO
    WORK ON?
     Studying
    • Getting Organized
    • Managing Time
    • Taking Tests
    • Taking Notes
    • Managing Stress
    STUDY SKILLS
     Find your own quiet place where you
    can concentrate on your work.
     Sit in a comfortable chair (not too
    comfortable, though or you could
    end up asleep).
     Avoid distractions like the TV and try
    to ignore the telephone. Your friends
    can leave a message!
     Play quiet background music. It
    might help you stay focused.
     Study with a friend or a group of
    friends. Compare notes and ask each
    other questions.
    STUDY SKILLS
     Know your learning style and study in a
    way that best matches it.
     Take short but frequent breaks.
     Relate what you're studying to things you
    already know. This helps you remember
    information more easily.
     Start with the most difficult tasks or
    assignments to focus maximum
    brainpower on the things that are hard.
    Then move on to the easier tasks.
     Plan to spend more time (not less) on the
    subjects that are harder for you.
    STUDY SKILLS
     Focus on the quality of your study time. It's
    much more important than the quantity.
     Get into the habit of studying every day.
     Determine your best study time and plan
    to study at that time every day.
     Think of homework as practice, not work. It
    takes practice to get better at sports or
    music or cheerleading. This is the same.
    STUDY SKILLS
     Ask questions if you're not sure about
    something. Asking questions is one of the
    most effective ways we learn!
     After each study session, try to recall the
    main points and as many details as
    possible.
     Reward yourself when you're done. Plan a
    fun activity or just relax.
    ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS
     Use outlines, charts, or flashcards to
    help you organize and learn new
    material. You'll be reviewing the
    material as you make these tools.
    And, you'll have them to use later
    when it's time to study for tests.

     Create a planner to keep track of


    work assignments, tests, and
    projects. Write in your planner every
    day so it becomes a habit!
    ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS
     Organize your notes and work assignments
    by subject in separate notebooks and
    folders.
     Keep a "To Do" list. Write down things you
    need to do. Then decide what you need to
    get done right away and what can wait
    until later.
    TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS
     Plan ahead and stick to a schedule.
     Decide what you want to accomplish
    and how long you will spend on each
    subject or assignment.
     Break your workload down into
    manageable chunks.
     Don't procrastinate (that's a big word
    that means putting things off).
     Be aware of things that distract you
    or waste your time, and keep them
    to a minimum.
    TEST TAKING SKILLS
     Know what type of test you'll be
    taking (essay, multiple choice, true/
    false, matching, etc.). It's likely that
    test questions will be similar to the
    work you have done.
     Don't cram. It's OK to spend extra
    time studying but don't try to learn
    everything in one night.
     Get plenty of rest the night before
    test day.
     Don't panic. If a question is too
    hard, miss it out and come back to it
    later.
    NOTE TAKING SKILLS
     Focus on the main ideas. Don't try to write
    down everything the teacher says.
     Use your own words.
     Keep your notes organized. They will be as
    important as the textbook.
     Review your notes every day. This will
    make things easier to remember when it's
    time to study for the test.
    STRESS MANAGEMENT SKILLS
     Don't worry about the little things.
    Prioritize your activities and focus on the
    most important ones.
     Exercise. It takes your mind off things that
    are bothering you.
     Take care of yourself. Eat properly and get
    enough sleep.
    DETERMINATION
    A 13 letter word that can bring you to sUccess!

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