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Step 1: Organization
Before your child can even start homework to begin to study, they must be organized.
Step 2: Homework Completion
Is homework time a struggle?
Does your child dread it? Do you dread it even more?
There are some simple steps that you can implement to ease the frustration that comes with homework, while also cutting down on the time it takes to get the homework done!
Step 3: Good Study Skills
Are you tired of hearing you child complain about studying, whether it's boring, or they fall asleep, or simply they don't have time because of all their extra-curricular activities?
There are simple changes you can make to decrease studying time while increasing test grades.
study tips.pdfStep 4: Taking the Test
You have now successfully completed Steps 1, 2 and 3 and it's time for the dreaded test. But guess what, it will be a piece of cake if you follow these very simple test taking tips. If you do, there will be two major outcomes:
1. Reduced stress and test anxiety
2. An automatically higher test grade!!!!!!!
Ace Those Tests!
Just by simply changing the way you take your test, and in the order you answer certain parts and questions may automatically earn you a higher grade, without studying more than you already do!
Test Taking Tips.docx
Below are additional resources, including power points, videos and self-assessments to help determine what would work best for your child.
STUDYSKILLSPOWERPOINTorganizational workbook.pdf
1abbreviations_and_symbols_updated_2015.pdf
Study Skills Booklet.pdf
Backpack Checklist
0291_001.pdfAttach this to your child's backpack to help them with the daily organization and routine for school materials.
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