Unlike some books about helping students develop good study habits this concise publication is written in easy-to-read and to understand terms. It is a guide to teaching children study skills written for 1. Students 2. Teachers 3. Parents of students This publication provides an overview of the main problems causing poor study habits, and possibilities for improvement. It also identifies roles that teachers, parents and students must play in the study process. America has come to realize that its national educational system is not reaching enough of its students. Basic skills at the primary levels of school have decreased, as have the standard test scores of high school graduates. Certainly, the educational system alone is not to blame for this problem. Parents and communities must bear some of the responsibility. Poor school achievement has many causes. • Family instability can disrupt the support system children need to concentrate on their studies effectively. • Single parents are often too busy with routine tasks to deal adequately with their children’s school responsibilities. • Students frequently change schools and lose the continuity essential for successful achievement. • Many students have jobs after school and feel overwhelmed by required homework. • Some teachers give routine, run-of-the-mill assignments, scarcely exciting or stimulating creative thinking. • Many educators also neglect to teach students how to study. Poor study skills in high school are a major cause of current academic problems. Too many students do not know how to study efficiently and effectively. Consequently, they may waste time on assignments, overlook important facts or give-up before completing assignments. Furthermore, because they do not understand how to study, they may become turned off by the educational process and limit their life-long potential to learn. It is time to remedy unsatisfactory study habits! It also is time for parents and teachers to pull together on behalf of children by helping them learn how to study efficiently and effectively. If students are to develop the kind of improved study habits required for academic achievement, the cooperation of home and school will be required. Regular, organized and consistent study habits can improve academic achievement. This concise e-book provides important information about learning good study habits, including the answers to 20 revealing questions about • What skills are necessary for students to study adequately? • When does homework help develop good study habits? • Where is the best place to study? • When is the best time to study? • How much time should be devoted to studying? • How should students approach studying? • When do study habits improve? Six lists provide additional information how to develop a good study habit, including 1. Developing good study habits through better reading skills 2. Developing good study habits at school 3. Developing good study habits at home 4. How teachers can help students develop good study habits 5. How parents can help their children develop good study habits 6. Professionals to contact about improving study habits If you’re searching for insightful information about promoting good study habits for students, purchase this e-book!
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