study skills

Presents self-regulation tools for educators to ensure emotional wellness in the classroom, including strategies for detecting and supporting anxiety and depression.

Provides strategies for improving the classroom environment to help students become more independent learners.

In this extremely useful volume, best-selling author Ron Fry offers steps for students of all ages to follow for improving the organization of their lives, study habits, calendar, classwork and note taking, and reading and writing. Readers get straightforward tips on organizational skills that are applied to the home environment, in the classroom, and on the job. The resource includes a self-quiz on planning and steps for goal setting, creating a study environment, forming a study group, evaluating time management, prioritizing tasks, and eliminating old habits that impede success. Detailed Table of Contents, Full-color photographs, For Further Information Section, Glossary, Index, Web Sites.

Improving one s memory is a vital component of good study skills, yet it s a skill often left out of lessons on how to study. The tips and techniques in this essential guide will help readers remember numbers, dates, facts, names, and places, as well as how to take notes on and recall what they ve read. These invaluable skills will not only help students do well in school but also improve their day-to-day lives, making it easier to remember things like meeting times, important appointments or loved ones birthdays, and items on one s to-do list. Detailed Table of Contents, Full-color photographs, For Further Information Section, Glossary, Index, Web Sites.

Presents tips and suggestions on how to study, discover new resources, research online, and succeed at school assignments. Includes color illustrations.