Posts Tagged ‘Teaching Study Skills’
100+ Resources for Teaching Without Textbooks | Teaching Tips
Friday, July 31st, 2009Notemesh: Help your students organize their notes by using this collaborative note taking tool online. Students and teachers can share their notes to create one mega study guide
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100+ Resources for Teaching Without Textbooks
Study Skills Bootcamp Webinar for Parents and Students
Wednesday, July 8th, 2009Listen: when I first started teaching Study Skills and helping teenagers reach their potential I had no idea how far this would all go, and where I’d be able to take you with the tools, the technology and the teaching . …. In this lesson we cover the 4 types of papers, how to outline and research them and how to write conclusions and introductions
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Study Skills Bootcamp Webinar for Parents and Students
Essential Products for getting students organzied
Sunday, October 5th, 2008Many schools publish a list of required back to school supplies. These lists are usually very detailed and contain everything your student may need during the school year. These lists can also be too broad and overwhelming in its requirements. While a broad list can help parents get the supplies that are needed for the school year, you can actually overwhelm the students. When trying to focus on teaching your students good organizational and study skills, try to limit the organizational products that are used.
Classroom Activities for Teaching Study Skills
Friday, November 2nd, 2007As a teacher, your teaching strategy should always be creative to ensure that your students find learning in school an exciting activity. You can add or incorporate a study skill activity in every class session. For variety, you can include a unique classroom activity in every class period to motivate and improve your students’ learning capabilities.
