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1
Study Skills Habits
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Effective Study Skills/Habits
  • a.) Keep a course notebook.
  • b.) Clearly understand the assignment and
    follow instructions.
  • c.) Keep assignments up to date.
  • d.) Schedule a time and place
  • to study.
  • e.) Dont procrastinate.
  • f.) Study in short segments
  • instead of cramming.
  • g.) Complete hard assignments
    first.
  • h.) Participate in class
  • activities/discussions.

3
Poor Study Habits
  • a.) Completing easiest
  • assignments first
  • b.) Studying around loud
  • noise/distraction
  • c.) Studying in a cluttered
  • environment
  • d.) Letting your thoughts wander
  • e.) Studying when tired or hungry
  • f.) Failing to reflect on the
  • meaning of the assignment
  • g.) Staying up late to study
  • h.) Cramming

4
Test Taking Strategies
  • General Test Preparation Strategies
  • Stay healthy and well-rested (Remember Maslows
    Hierarchy.).
  • Avoid over-studying.
  • Develop a plan of action.
  • Test Taking Strategies
  • 1.) Relax during test administration..
  • 2.) Glance over the test number of questions,
    format, points per
  • question/section, etc.
  • 3.) Read instructions completely.
  • 4.) Answer the easiest questions first
  • 5.) Eliminate answers.
  • 6.) Go with your first guess.
  • 7.) Check answers before turning the test in.

5
Writing Strategies
  • Write legibly.
  • Remember the 3 Cs Clear, Concise, and
    Convincing.
  • Write simply in an understandable format.
  • Proofread your work.

6
Reading Comprehension Strategies
  • Scan the chapter
  • Use the TEACH format.
  • Think What will this chapter be about? What do I
    need to learn from this chapter?
  • Explain Decide what you already know about the
    chapter.
  • Ask Who?, What?, Where?, When?, What?
  • Clues Title, Key words, Headings, Illustrations
  • Handwrite chapter highlights Definitions,
    Formulas, Main Concepts

7
Note-taking Strategies
  • Listen carefully.
  • Write well.
  • Follow the leader.
  • Copy from the board.
  • Record repeated phrases.
  • Record topics of emphasis (teachers voice tone,
    repeating of ideas/phrases, pace).
  • Organize your notes.
  • Outline
  • Diagram
  • Compare notes.
  • Review notes within 48 hours.

8
Memory Strategies
  • Employ listening and concentration skills.
  • Repeat verbally or in writing.
  • Associate material with the familiar (analogies).
  • Employ mnemonic devices.
  • Use the first letters of the material/list to
    make a silly sentence/story.
  • Create an acronym.

9
Concentration Strategies
  • Avoid distraction - keep a single focus.
  • Concentrate on the present task.
  • Study in a quiet relaxing environment.
  • Take breaks as needed/avoid over-studying.

10
Listening Strategies
  • Stop talking.
  • Practice active listening.
  • Focus on teacher.
  • Repeat messages back to the teacher to determine
    understanding.

11
Evaluation of Personal Study Habits/Test Taking
Strategies
  • Identification of current practices/habits
  • Identification of current academic performance
    level (progress reports, report card, transcript)
  • Identification of effective/ineffective
    strategies
  • Determination of areas for improvement

12
Development of Personal Learning Plan
  • Components
  • Location
  • Time
  • Goals
  • Strategies
  • a. Overall
  • b. Course specific
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