Study Skills: Putting you above the fold. Ms. Martinez, 6 th Grade Counselor Ms. H, SDSU Counseling Trainee Ms. Rios, SDSU Counseling Trainee.

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Study Skills: Putting you above the fold. Ms. Martinez, 6 th Grade Counselor Ms. H, SDSU Counseling Trainee Ms. Rios, SDSU Counseling Trainee

Presentation Goals How to properly use your agenda How to stay on onTRAC How to best accomplish homework or other major assignments

Group Norms & Expectations

Supply Scavenger Hunt

Organization: What’s that about?

Group Discussion

Classroom Roles Recorder Time Keeper Reporter Captain

Think and Talk about... What did you learn in elementary school about organization? What have you learned from home about organization?

Organization Tips Use your agenda Making to do lists Using binder/notebook with dividers Having friends help you plan Staying onTRAC

Use your agenda

Making to-do lists

Using binder/notebook with dividers Before

Using binder/notebook with dividers AFTER!

Having friends help you plan

Staying onTRAC

Think! What’s important right now? What are my goals? Write it down give your brain a break. Goals, Projects, Ideas

Record! Write down your ideas, thoughts, and plans. Write down what you need to do and when. Record assignments, tests, projects, & to-do’s.

Act! Schedule your time in and out of school & plan your priorities Daily homework time Practices Meetings Hanging out with friends

Check! Review what you have done. Did I finish this week’s goals? Transfer unfinished goals to the next week.

Group Discussion

Remember Your Group Roles! Recorder Time Keeper Reporter Captain

Think and Talk about... Talk about a recent homework assignment and how you completed it. When and where do you feel most comfortable studying/doing homework?

Know how you do homework best! Time, location, snack Group vs. individual work Ask an adult for help Taking short breaks Get it done early! Don’t Procrastinate!

Time, Location, Snack

Group vs. Individual Work

Ask an adult for help!

Taking short breaks

Get it done early! Don’t Procrastinate!

Are there any questions?

Where is the Counseling Center? The Counseling Center is located in Room 252