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This document provides information on study skills and organization. It discusses learning styles, effective study techniques like notetaking, flashcards, and teaching others. It emphasizes creating an optimal study environment by finding a quiet space, limiting distractions, and taking breaks. The goal is for students to leave with one new study strategy to try in order to be successful learners.

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Study Skills Presentation

This document provides information on study skills and organization. It discusses learning styles, effective study techniques like notetaking, flashcards, and teaching others. It emphasizes creating an optimal study environment by finding a quiet space, limiting distractions, and taking breaks. The goal is for students to leave with one new study strategy to try in order to be successful learners.

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Study Skills&

Organization
By: Amanda, Bette, Lahee,
& Kaitlyn
Pre-Test
Go to google classroom and on the
uploaded link
Check-In
Partner 1,2,3
Game
Lesson Objectives
By the end of today you will:
Discover your personal learning style
Learn the who, what, where, when,
why and how of GREAT study skills
Practice making good and creative
study decisions
Learning Styles
A learning style is the way that different students learn. A style of learning refers to
an individual's preferred way to understand and remember information.

VISUAL AUDITORY KINESTHETIC


Learns best with
Learns best with Hands-on learning =
information they can SEE
information they can HEAR learning by DOING
Notices visual details more
Notices tones and speech Hard to understand with
easily
differences easily only images and audio
Ex:
Ex: Ex:
Learning the Alphabet
Using text-to-speech Role-playing
by seeing the letters
Talking problems out Building or creating
Seeing graphs, images,
loud projects
videos, etc.
QUICK ACTIVITY
1. You're out shopping for clothes, and you're waiting 3. What's the best way for you to learn about
in line to pay. What are you most likely to do while how something works (like a computer or a
you are waiting? video game)?
a. Look around at other clothes on the racks a. Get someone to show you
b. Talk to the person next to you in line b. Listen to someone explain it
c. Fidget or move back and forth c. Figure it out on your own

2. When you see the word "cat," what do you do first? 4. If you went to a school dance, what would you
a. Picture a cat in your mind be most likely to remember the next day?
b. Say the word "cat" to yourself
c. Think about being with a cat (petting it or a. The faces of the people who were there
hearing it purr) b. The music that was played
c. The dance moves you did and the food you
ate
PARNTER SHARE
What kind of learner are you?

VISUAL AUDITORY KINESTHETIC

Discussion
Was your learning style different than expected?
How does this information help you learn?
What can you do differently now?
WHY Study?
We care about teaching study skills because...
Reduces your overall stress level
Makes studying worth your time
Gives you control over your own
learning
Helps you build self-confidence in
your work
Will help you feel prepared
Environment Tricks
WHO WHAT WHEN WHERE
Who you are Helpful to review Have a designated Have a
with could classwork, notes time to study designated
improve studying or study guides, After school space to study
Partner, Group, etc. Weekends Limit
Individual distractions
Easily
Extra Tricks accessible

Meaningful breaks Brain food/ snacks Phone far away from you
Music Timer
How to Study?
Re-reading / Re-doing problems
Underline and Highlight
Note-taking
Cornell notes
Summarize
Outline key points
How to Study?
Flashcards
Writing it out helps
Quizzing yourself
Read it out loud
Teach someone else
Be creative
Draw it out
Make a song / catchy phrase
Activity Time
Let's practice different study skills we learned today
Your group will be given a scenario, and will
choose one of the study skills (i.e., notecards,
reading out loud) and one environment trick
(i.e., quiet place, setting a phone timer) to use.
Then, choose 2 volunteers to explain why you
chose those skills and tips!
Skills Recap
Study Skills Environment Tips
Re-reading / Re-doing Problems Having a study buddy or study group
Underlining and Highlighting Reviewing classwork & homework
Note-Taking Have a set time to study; set a timer
Creating Outlines Have a quiet space to study with
Making Flashcards limited distractions (put phone away)
Reading it out loud Study space is easy to get to
Be creative Take meaningful breaks
Draw it out Have brain food and snacks
Make a song/catchy phrase Play some calm music in background
Role Play
Last Tips
Leaning on support system
Finding a study buddy
Weekends
Use weekends to study and get
ahead

PRACTICE
Check-Out

Form a Circle & Share Out:


What is one new study skill or environment trick
you can commit to trying this week?
Post-Test
Go to google classroom and on the
uploaded link
THANK YOU FOR LISTENING,
LEARNING, AND PARTICIPATING

Please reach out to your nearest School Counselor


(US!) for any questions, concerns, or support :)

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