Study Skills
A card, either paper or electronic, that has information or a question on the front and a correct answer of the back.
Flash Cards
Creating specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound objectives for yourself.
Goal Setting (SMART goals)
When you are unsure about the answer to a question so you move on and revisit the question once you have answered the other questions.
Skip the question and come back later.
Focusing on filling and emptying your lungs in a meaningful manner.
Deep Breathing
What does STEP stand for?
Science and technology entry program
What you should do when you are confused or unsure about a piece of information that you need to study.
Ask the teacher.
You use this to keep track of what tasks must get done each day.
A planner/calendar/ to do list
When you allow your body and mind to rest the necessary amount for the next day.
Get enough sleep the night before.
Exercise
What is the name of the little girl in Nemo?
Hint: she is the niece of the dentist
Darla
You can make this in order to organize all of the information that you have to know for an assessment.
Study Guide
Sharing your issues, concerns, and feelings with teachers or a parent/guardian
Communicating
When you rule out certain options on a multiple choice test because you are sure the answer is wrong or it doesn't make sense.
Process of elimination
Achieving a deep feeling of relaxation, often though guided imagery or repeating a preferred mantra.
Meditation
Who discovered gravity?
Sir Isaac Newton
You do this when you explain or are pretending to explain the material to someone else.
Playing Teacher
Setting a timer for a specific amount of time to complete your task without any distractions.
Time Blocking
Providing a response for each question even if you don't know the right answer
Answer all the questions
Pausing your current task for a period of time and then beginning again after.
Taking a break.
What are the 3 primary colors on the color wheel.
Red, Yellow, and Blue
When you study or discuss an assignment with another student.
Study Buddy
When you assess all of your responsibilities and focus on each task in the order of importance.
Prioritizing
Picking out important sections in a word problem.
Look for key words
Using TV, movies, video games, or music to relax.
Engaging with different forms of media
What food never goes bad?
Honey