study skills

What are study skills? 

• Cramming for a test
• Staying up all night 
• Approaches applied to learning 
• Finishing all of your homework 

When is the ideal time to study?

• Right before going to bed

• While you watch TV

• Right after school while the material is fresh from the day

• Right before the test

Which of the following is an example of active studying?

• Reading a teacher-created study guide several times
• Making flashcards to review difficult concepts and terms
• reading a chapter in the on-line textbook
• re-reading your notes from class

Re-reading your notes is more beneficial than study cards.

• True

• False

Where is the ideal place to study?

• On your bed
• At a desk sitting upright
• In a hammock in the backyard
• In the kitchen as your mom or dad prepares dinner

When you sit down to study for a test, you should begin by:

• collecting all of your materials.
• setting specific study goals.
• tuning out distractions - like TV, music, games, phone, and social media.
• all of the above.

What does CTE stand for?

• Career Teaching Education

• Career Technical Education

• Classes Teaching Each other

• Celebrate Today Everyday

Which of the following strategies would help you focus more and study less?

• Turn off your phone, TV, and electronic devices
• Listen to soft or acoustic music without lyrics
• Study the harder things first, then move on to easier topics
• All of the above

Which of the following strategies would help you focus more and study less?

• Turn off your phone, TV, and electronic devices
• Listen to soft or acoustic music without lyrics
• Study the harder things first, then move on to easier topics
• All of the above

Studying in 20 -30 minutes sessions over time trains your brain to effectively remember content.

• True

• False