HOMEFRONT SURVIVAL SKILLS Study Skills. HOMEWORK SURVIVAL GUIDE A Place to Work 1. Find the right place 2. Gather all necessary materials.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Conferences: Helping Students Advance Their Understandings Amanda Branscombe Taylor, J.A., Branscombe, N.A., Burcham J., & Land, L. (2011). Beyond Early.

Advertisements

Writer’s Workshop By Mrs. Hicks.

Helping your student with homework

Catonsville Elementary

HOMEWORK WITHOUT TEARS How to motivate your child to do homework and succeed in school… Written by R. Cottle-Makhene and S. Robertson.

Study Skills Goal Setting Planning Organization Test taking tips Classroom performance Reading Note taking Time management.

Homework Help: Strategies, Time Management and Organization Skills

Study Skills 101: Strategies for School Success

Developing Good Listening Skills. Before Class Think about what the class is going to be about What were the main points covered in the last class Review.

Agenda Books Each child receives one in the beginning of the year Each child receives one in the beginning of the year Ample time to record assignments.

3/25/05Colorado Parent Information & Resource Center 1 Making Homework Manageable.

Denver Public Schools Colorado Parent Information & Resource Center Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition Create a Home Environment That Fosters Learning.

Homework and Motivation

Effective Study Strategies for Students With Learning Disabilities By Karen Loffredi EDUC 737.

Study Skills Goal Setting Planning Organization Test taking tips Classroom performance Reading Note taking Time management.

Where’s My Homework??! Presented by: Gerilyn Semro, MSE, MSE and Julie Altman, MSE, MSE Horizon Academy.

Sara Davila 2009 Task Based Learning and Performance Assessment Low Budget, No Budget, Low Prep.

Skillstreaming McGinnis, E. & Goldstein, A. (1997) Skillstreaming the elementary school child: New strategies and erspectives for teaching prosocial skills.

Making Homework Manageable “Perhaps the most valuable result of education is the ability to make yourself do the thing that you have to do when it ought.

1 Making Homework Manageable with Pemberton Elementary and the Parent Resource Center.

A guide to raising a responsible child.  More Parent Involvement  Frequent Communication  Reading, Reading, Still Reading  Breakfast Fuel  Independent.

SCPS Title I/Special Projects Family Engagement Brenda Knight September 19, 2013 Successful Homework Time.

Welcome… Parents of AT Students Quiz Question: Where was Cleopatra’s temple located? Fox Chase AT Resource Teachers: Mrs. Michele Lintner and Mrs. Debra.

 They have a proper study area in their home.  They have all the books and supplies needed to do their work.  They have an established daily homework.

Reading at Brightwalton Reading for enjoyment is encouraged and fostered. Reading is taught in small groups. Reading skills are applied across the whole.

1. Go to Assign Assist Assess Student Guide to Assignments in Conference School 2. Go to the Log in page. 3. If.

“Helping Your Child with Homework” OCS Title I Family Involvement Workshop Presented by Michelle Marangi.

LD/ADHD Initiative Executive Functions Modules Session Four Strategy Sheets Elementary.

Al-Bashair Private school First Parents Meeting Grade One/1 2010/2011 T. Naheel Suwan.

A guide for parents and carers Follow this presentation to see a step-by-step guide to helping your child practise their times tables.

Student-Teacher Writing Conferences Title I Tutor Training January 31, 2012.

Fostering Student Accountability Chapter 3 Classroom Management for Elementary Teachers Evertson, Emmer, and Worsham © Allyn and Bacon, 2006.

LD/ADHD Initiative Executive Functions Modules

Developing Smart Study Skills Good Study Habits Produces Good Grades!

LEARNING CONTRACTS Teachers who want to try using contracts need to keep a few things in mind.

HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR CHILD MATH HOMEWORK. PURPOSES OF HOMEWORK : Independent Practice – an opportunity for students to determine how well they understood.

Duncanrig Secondary School Study Planning How Can I Support My Child?

Methods and Materials in Reading/Lit Week 9 Betsy Brown SUNY Geneseo

I CAN READ You don’t have to read everyday, Only on days you eat….

The Parent Portal Infinite Campus Training Canyon High School Doug Murphy.

1.Groups writer 2.Draw graphs when necessary 3.Check data sheet 4.Help with cleanup 1.Ensure tasks are completed in a timely manner 2.Keep group aware.

The Importance of Regular Attendance When parents are involved in their children’s education, and when education is priority in the home, students will.

Teacher Directed Instruction. Use for teaching basic facts, knowledge, and skills (examples): New tasks Alphabetizing Unfamiliar material Science equations.

Mr. Robert Arnold Math Homework Policies Homework helps reinforce the concepts taught in class, and it is expected to be NEATLY organized.

n Taking Notes and Keeping a Journal n Listening Skills n Working Together n Managing Your Time.

Mrs. Blake’s 4 th Grade Balanced Literacy Program.

Year 11 Raising Attainment Evening English Language and English Literature GCSES.

1 Involving Parents in the Homework Process from Lee Canter’s Parents on Your Side A Teacher’s Guide to Creating Positive Relationships with Parents.

Springfield Central State High Junior Secondary Information.

Granada Hills Charter High School School Year.

Home Learning Tips for Parents

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Study Tips For A Great Education In Math.

Parent/carer guide to surviving GCSE’s

Assist with implementation of curricular MODIFICATIONS, ACCOMMODATIONS, and INSTRUCTIONAL PLANS according to student’s IEP. (Includes BEHAVIOR PLANS, if.

Developing Smart Study Skills

Do Now (5 min) Sit SILENTLY and do NOT open your mouths unless instructed to do so! Answer the following questions in your notes. If I even think you.

Monday, August 29th Agenda Homework

Study Skills for School Success! Session 3

100 Book Challenge An overview. . ..

Year 6 Tests and Teacher Assessment 6th February 2019

Computer Applications I

Be Aware, Be Consistent, Be Firm, Be Positive

HOMEWORK WITHOUT TEARS

Becoming an Independent Learner

Welcome to Middle School

Rolling Ridge Elementary

Active Literacy Stage 2 & 3

Welcome to Middle School

Presentation transcript:

HOMEFRONT SURVIVAL SKILLS Study Skills

HOMEWORK SURVIVAL GUIDE A Place to Work 1. Find the right place 2. Gather all necessary materials

HOMEWORK SURVIVAL GUIDE Organizing Homework/Setting Priorities 1. List of all assignments 2. Need all necessary books, materials 3. Breakdown tasks 4. Check it out 5. Sandwich assignments (easy, hard, easy) 6. How much time is needed? 7. Allow enough time, allow a break time

HOMEWORK SURVIVAL GUIDE Getting Started 1. Set a specific homework time 2. Monitor first 5 min, off to a good start 3. Talk about assignments with child, encourage best efforts 4. Walk your child through a few problems 5. Build in a short break

HOMEWORK SURVIVAL GUIDE Getting Through It 1. Set time limits (kitchen timer, stopwatch, “beat the clock”…) 2. Switch assignments, don’t burn out 3. Make a back-on-track taped message

HOMEWORK SURVIVAL GUIDE Long-Term Assignments 1. Know when the work is due 2. Break it down into subtasks 3. Draw up a timeline

HOMEWORK SURVIVAL GUIDE Incentive Systems (if needed) 1. Develop a point system 2. Draw up a job list with your child 3. Determine how many points 4. Record points earned (chart or notebook) 5. Revise the system as needed

Parent Role: To Help or To Monitor 1. DGL practice Discuss-Guide-Leave alone (ripping the velcro) 2. Check out neatness and accuracy May need a rewrite, tell # of errors or point out errors… 3. Homework is to provide independent practice with skills already taught 4. Conference with teacher if ?’s regarding time, amount, success level… HOMEWORK SURVIVAL GUIDE