Time
·
Construct a
long-term schedule (job,class,church,meetings,sporting events)
·
Construct a
weekly schedule of school work (quizzes,papers,tests.assignments)
·
Construct a
Daily Schedule (specific times & tasks)
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Environment
·
Set a specific
place for studying
·
Make sure it is
quiet and free of distractions
·
Creating a relaxing
study environment will allow you to concentrate
|
Acronyms
·
The use of
acronyms can be helpful when a list of facts or a sequence of items must be
remembered
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Motivation
·
Set goals for
yourself
·
Acknowledge personal
issues that may be hindering your motivation and work to move past those
issues
·
Plan rewards
for yourself if you meet your goals
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Note-taking
·
Cornell Style
·
Outline Style
·
Chart Method
·
Map Method
·
Sentence Method
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Editing
·
Edit notes a.s.a.p.
after a lecture or a class for maximum retention
·
Underline key
statements
·
Use asterisks/symbols
to indicate importance
·
Create a
summary
|
Rituals
·
Strengthen your ability to concentrate
by selecting a personal symbol that you can attribute to studying.
·
Select one particular article of
clothing, like a scarf or hat, or a little figurine or totem. Just before you
start to study, put on the cap, or set the totem on your desk.
·
Keep
them just for studying.
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Decision
·
The power to be
a successful student lies within you.
·
You must make
the decision to study and study well.
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T.E.A.M. N.E.R.D.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Study Skills for Success
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