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Skills Workshop pages

How to Homework without sweating F Four Simple Rules

1. Know what you are supposed to be studying Write down all your assignments, including homework, and the dates they are due. Use your agenda. If you do NOT understand an assignment, ask your teacher to clarify it.

2. Have a plan of attack What’s your purpose? Are you writing an assignment? Are you studying for a test? Remember: Read directions several times Break up larger assignments into small chunks.

3. Have the space and the tools to study Text Books Notepaper Pen / pencil Calculator / math set Work space Proper lighting

4. Know yourself Visual learner Auditory learner Kinaesthetic learner Study according to your learning style