Five tips for effective studying
Being organized and prepares for tests and exams can make all the difference in how well students perform on them. Oxford Learning has five important tips to follow to help ensure effective studying. Talk to teachers Teachers love it when students ask them questions. Students should talk to their teachers after class and ask for […] […]
Holiday Tips for Keeping Students Relaxed, Engaged, and Ready for January
The holiday season is a much-needed break for students—testing, exams, and report cards are right around the corner, and pressure often begins to build this time of year. A restful holiday can help reduce anxiety and restore energy, but too much downtime can make it harder for students to transition back into learning mode in […] […]
7 rules for effective study
1. Use the Power Listening process in class for listening. 2. Enter all homework, assignments and exams in your planning calendar as soon as your teacher assigns the work. 3. Begin each study or homework session by making a plan. 4. When reading, use SQRCRC to make sure that you understand. 5. Spend 10 minutes […] […]
Study Tips – Cramming and Homework
Why homework is bad for students? Learn more about cramming and homework in this post! Cramming It is not possible to become an effective and organized student at the last minute. If study is left to the last minute all that is really left is cramming. Why Homework is Bad for Students It is possible […] […]
Mini-Study Program Part 4 – Arrange Your Study Environment
Step 1 Make yourself comfortable. Use a table or desk and a comfortable chair. Hold yourself erect. Slouching in the body is mirrored in the mind. Do not lie down or sprawl on the bed. Make sure that you have sufficient light to read comfortably. Step 2 Try to arrange a permanent study place where […] […]
Mini-Study Program Part 3 – Take Breaks
This should not be a problem for you. Work for 20 minutes then take a five-minute break. You are working only 45-minute hours. That is plenty of time to focus and plenty of time to refresh. When you take your break, don’t stay sitting at your desk. Run downstairs and get a drink of water. […] […]
Mini-Study Program Part 2 – Planning
It is essential to develop a plan for homework, assignments and exams. Each presents a different set of requirements and each requires its own study plan. Planning for Homework Take your assignment planner to class and write down assignments. Before you leave school, read your planner and make sure that you bring all the necessary […] […]
Mini-Study Program Part 1
Our objectives are to learn how to — Set study goals Arrange a study environment Plan study breaks Avoid interruptions Learn how to study. Study Analysis Where do you study? What distractions are there (visual – noise)? How do you avoid or minimize these distractions? Where do you keep your study supplies? When do you […] […]
How To Study: Part 2
Here is part two of How To Study — tips to help get you started, how to study more effectively and efficiently: Homework Carry a homework planner with you at all times – that means to every class. Enter homework, projects, tests and assignments as soon as you are given them. Do not trust your […] […]
How To Study: Part 1
Every day counts. Do a little review and studying each day. Schedule time for your homework and study. Have a plan and work your plan. No homework? Work on assignments; review and correct mistakes from class or tests; plan your study schedule for next week; memorize the “tough” stuff. Here are some tips to get […] […]