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A. HOW TO STUDY SM RT Classroom Study Skills. Gayle E. Wood, M.Ed. Director of Access and Diversity gwood@pstcc.edu 865-539-7160. Read the chapter prior to class. Take chapter notes. Be proactive!. Preview. Go to class everyday! Come to class prepared. Take notes in class.
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A HOW TO STUDY SM RT Classroom Study Skills Gayle E. Wood, M.Ed. Director of Access and Diversity gwood@pstcc.edu 865-539-7160
Read the chapter prior to class. Take chapter notes. Be proactive! Preview.
Go to class everyday! Come to class prepared. Take notes in class. Become actively involved in learning. Participate in class by asking and answering questions. Attend Class!
Rewrite your notes ASAP after a lecture. Recall is usually 90% when study occurs immediately following class. Review the chapter you just read. Edit your chapter notes. Merge chapter and lecture notes. Review.
Use Time Wisely. • Create a semester schedule. • Include times for classes, work, and study.
Use Time Wisely. • Get a semester planner. • Keep all semester commitments in your planner.
Use Time Wisely. • Create daily and/or weekly task lists. • Put this list in your planner. Task List for Week of Nov. 15 __ Rewrite Eng. Paper due Tues. __ Wash clothes __ Study for Fri. Chemistry test __ Volunteer at Boys Club __ Go grocery shopping __ Rewrite History notes – quiz next Mon. __ Concert tickets for Sat. __ Read chapter 10, math – review on Wed. __ Clean house
Studying • Establish a SPECIFIC PLACE and a SPECIFIC TIME to study. • Study in 50 minute increments. • Take frequent breaks. • Study the most challenging classes first.
Studying • Study a minimum of 2 hours for every hour in class each week. • Use study aids: flash cards, computer tutorials, and previous exams.
Online Resources • Study Guide • www.studygs.net/ • Reading Skills • www.uttyler.edu/counseling/StudySkills-SQ3R.html • Test Taking Skills • http://people.richland.edu/jodell/testtake.html • Memory Skills • http://www.bucks.edu/~specpop/mnemonics.htm
I hear and I forget. I see and I remember.I do and I understand.--Chinese proverb
Need help? • If you need help with study skills, please contact: • Gayle Wood - 539-7160 or • Counseling Services – 694-6547 is available!