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Do Now (5 min)
  • Sit SILENTLY and do NOT open your mouths unless
    instructed to do so! Answer the following
    questions in your notes. If I even think you are
    talking, you will be moved permanently and will
    have silent lunch for the rest of the week.
  • How much time do you spend studying for this
    class per week? Per day?
  • What are your study habits and can they be
    improved?
  • Did your study habits affect your last test
    grade? In what way?

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Developing Smart Study SkillsCreated By Mr.
Miller
  • Good Study Habits
  • Produces Good Grades!

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Study Tips!
  • Set a regular time to study
  • Remove distractions
  • Have necessary supplies
  • Record assignments in an assignment book or on a
    calendar

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Study Tips!
  • Take notes in class
  • Manage your time
  • Study for tests

5
Find A Good Place To Study!
  • This means a desk with nothing on it except what
    you need for the task youre on STUDYING!
  • Have a regular time and place for studying.

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Make sure you have the following
  • Your assignment notebook or calendar
  • Solid flat surface for writing
  • Good lighting
  • Chair
  • Books
  • Supplies

7
Make sure you have the following!
  • Clock
  • Eliminate all distractions
  • Computer (optional)
  • Wear your glasses (if you are suppose to)
  • Good Health
  • Something to drink (if needed)

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Before Class!
  • Think about what the class is going to be about
  • What were the main points covered in the last
    class
  • Review what your assignment was for the class
  • Have your Homework Assignment out and ready to
    turn in as soon as you walk by the bin.
  • Prepare for every subject in this manner.

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During Class!
  • Does your general knowledge provide any
    information about the subject being taught?
  • What comes to mind during the instruction that
    may be helpful?
  • Concentrate on the subject being taught
  • Take notes on the main points

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Taking Notes In Class!
  • Be prepared to take notes when class begins.
  • Avoid any distracting conduct.
  • Participate constructively in class discussions.
  • Ask Questions!
  • Write notes in a concise, organized manner.

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After Class!
  • Review your notes and think about what was
    covered in class. (do this DAILY)
  • Some people like to rewrite their notes as they
    study.
  • Some people like to underline and highlight
    important ideas and vocabulary.
  • Check the website before a test for regular
    updates and extra study
  • Check with me about tutoring

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How to Listen Better!
  • Form a good habit good listening in class!
  • Concentrate on what is going on in class do not
    daydream!
  • You can not listen if you are talking!

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Learning to Listen!
  • Good listening means you are paying attention.
  • This means your mouths are closed and ears are
    open!!!
  • Try to hear what is said, not what you want to
    hear.
  • Think around the topic and between the lines.
  • Relate it to what you already know.
  • What is the main point?

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Learning to Listen!
  • What is likely to be on the test?
  • What is the teacher going to say next?
  • Listen carefully to the assignment and write it
    down in your agendas.
  • Listen for these essential phrases from me
    This is important
  • It is essential that you
    know.

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Improving Reading Skills!
  • A good reader does as many of the following as
    possible
  • Seizes the main ideas
  • Thinks about what the author is saying
  • Is active, not passive
  • Concentrates on what is being read
  • Remembers as much as possible
  • Applies what is being read to personal experience.

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The Pitcher The Catcher!
  • Think of it this way
  • The author is the pitcher
  • When you read a book
  • You want to catch the
  • Meaning.
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