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DO NOW…. What are 3 good places to study? Why would the bedroom not be a good place to study? What is a distraction? Give an example of an interruption.
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Managing your environment Productive Study Environments
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What is the best study environment? A fixed place to study and do nothing else but study. As clutter-free as possible. Clean up any piles of papers on the desk and tidy up first. Quiet and free from distractions. This includes music, TV, phones, and talking. Free from interruptions. What is the difference between a distraction and an interruption? (a distraction diverts your attention from what you are doing-i.e., ‘the tv is distracting me from studying); an interruption happens suddenly and you must abruptly stop what you are doing i.e.-my younger brother walked into my room and interrupted me)
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Best study environment… Comfortable temperature Comfortable chair Desk Good lighting
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Your Current Study Environment 1. Write down 3 places that you study regularly. 2. Next to each place you have written down, rate the amount of clutter on a scale of 1 to 5 (1=No Clutter, 2=Minimal, 3=Some, 4=A lot 5=Completely Cluttered) 3. Now, Rate each study location on the amount of noise. (1=Very quiet, 2=Mostly Quiet, 3=Some Noise, 4=A lot of Noise 5=Extremely noisy) 4.Next-Rate each study location for distractions and interruptions. (1=No distractions, 2=Few Distractions, 3=Some, 4=Frequent, 5=Constant)
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Current Study Environment Continued.. 5. Do any of your study locations have a desk? (Write yes or no for each location) Ex. Location 1:Yes, Location 2: No, Location 3: Sometimes Now-look at your ratings from each question. What is the best study location for you based on what we just talked about?
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What exactly is a productive study environment?? Quiet with NO distractions Has a desk Library, office, isolated room
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What are the WORST places to study? BEDROOM Places with distractions, lots of people, etc. (Living room-it is the common room in the house) (Park, Mall-distractions)
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Now that we have a study space figured out…How do we organize our space? Post your class schedule Get numbers of other students in class for help Make it comfortable Make study rules for yourself (put your phone away during study time-reward yourself by getting it back later) Be consistent!
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Items you should keep on or near your desk… Tape Scissors Markers Pens Pencils Paperclips Notebook Paper
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Prepare a Study and Homework Schedule Getting organized: Use the student handbook/agenda Use wall calendar Time Management…(In our project we outlined time and when our free time should be scheduled for studying) Don’t waste time…JUST DO IT! (Say no to procrastination) Don’t be afraid to adjust the schedule to work for you!
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