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How to Study More Effectively

Research shows that working smarter, not always longer, often produces the best results.  This Student Tip reviews some of the most effective ways to use study time.  Advice on finding the best study areas, developing a daily study routine, step-by-step approaches to tackling an assignment, questions to ask while reading and secrets for keeping track of materials and homework assignments are some of the ideas included.   Stock #5006 (Spanish #6006).

How to Do Better on Tests

With increased public emphasis on testing, it has never been more important to help students develop good test-taking skills.  This Student Tip spells out proven ideas to help students do better on tests and maximize learning at the same time.  Tips on how to review for tests, key words to look for on test questions, even suggestions for how to dress are among the topics included. (Also part of the Standardized Test Success Top Priority Pack.) Stock #5007 (Spanish #6007).

10 Study Secrets of Great Students

This Student Tip summarizes the secrets great students use every day—secrets that can help any student learn more and do better in school.  Ideas include how to develop a positive attitude about school, take responsibility for one's own learning, understand homework assignments, get the main ideas while listening in class or reading, finish assignments done on time, make sure teachers pay attention to your special needs . . . and more.  A must for every student! (Also part of the Helping At-Risk Students—Responsibility Top Priority Pack.)   Stock #5008 (Spanish #6008).

How to Get More Out of What You Read

Reading is one of the most important ways students learn.  This Student Tip details ideas for increasing reading comprehension that can help any student.  It reveals the secrets of getting the most out of reading anything.  It explains why understanding the purpose for reading may be more important than understanding every word.  And it suggests when reading, fast, slow or even skipping sections is appropriate.  This Student Tip is a must for all of your students.  Stock #5009 (Spanish #6009).

How to Become a Better Writer

All students need to write well to succeed.  But some think good writing is a skill some people are born with.  Fortunately that's just not true.  This Student Tip shares easy-to-use tips that can help any student express ideas more effectively in writing.  It shows students a painless, effective way to make an outline, suggests proven ways to select great writing topics and more!  The specific and practical tips included are sure to help every student.  Stock #5010 (Spanish #6010).

How to Do Better in Math

This Student Tip offers proven ways to help all students in math.  It explains how to see the "big picture" behind the math they're learning.  It also reveals interesting research that debunks the myth that some students are just destined to be bad at math.  Helpful suggestions are included for students learning "mental math," solving word problems, interesting ways to practice math in sports or hobbies and where to find help in learning math concepts.  Stock #5011 (Spanish #6011).

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