Study Skills. Note Taker or Doodle Maker  LISTEN actively, ask questions, stay focused  Write down MAIN POINTS, important details, quotes, rules, laws,

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Study Skills

Note Taker or Doodle Maker  LISTEN actively, ask questions, stay focused  Write down MAIN POINTS, important details, quotes, rules, laws, lists  LISTS often convert to good ESSAY questions that challenge writing skills  WRITE IT DOWN if it’s on the board, overhead or display panel  Take NEAT, LEGIBLE notes  Use ABBREVIATIONS and OUTLINE format  REVIEW NOTES as soon as possible after class  Use STICKY NOTES to take notes in iBooks  Use STICKY NOTES to flag important sections in your notebook  Develop a NOTE-TAKING STYLE that works for you

Taking EFFECTIVE Notes Traditional Outline

Be Organized Use an assignment notebook/app Folders for schoolwork Keep your locker/backpack clean Get organized before bed Get that phone number you’ve been wanting to get!

Memory Tricks Chunk information Use mnemonic devices HOMES Link information Read with purpose

Reading VISUALIZE use senses I can see, I can picture, I can taste, feel, smell, etc MAKE CONNECTIONS relate to your life, prior knowledge, books, music, movies That reminds me of, this is different from… ASK QUESTIONS author, self, text What is author trying to say, message MONITOR COMPREHENSION does it make sense? memory, visuals, questions, DETERMINE IMPORTANCE what is the big idea bold print, graphs, chapter objectives INFER ask questions wonder why, how, if… SYNTHESIZE compare contrast new ways to use info, connections, build knowledge

SLANT System- Guaranteed to improve grades! S sit up (stand up when needed/allowed) L look and lean forward A ask questions- internal, external, repeat, clarify, ask a question you know the answer to, ask after class N nod your head (Non-verbals) T talk to the teacher- say ‘see ya’, ‘good lesson’, etc.