New Student Social Study Skills

Do you have time to complete all of your school work AND do other things you enjoy?

• Yes, always

• Sometimes

• Rarely

• Never

When do you study?

• Before tests and quizzes

• Every day after school

• Only when my parents make me

• Study? What's that?

James and Abigail are discussing time management. Which of the following statements is true?

• Time management means always doing more than one task at the same time.

• Good time management means never taking breaks.

• Time management is about planning to get tasks done and doing them.

• One way to manage your time well is to ignore deadlines and focus on doing the most fun activities.

Emma and Olivia are discussing how to make the most of their time. Setting _________ will help them define how they spend their time.

• goals

• clocks to daylight savings time

• the thermostat

• traps

Hey Harper, setting priorities is about determining __________

• what is the easiest path to take.

• how much money you can make.

• what is most important to you.

• who is in your squad on Fortnite.

You should schedule every minute.  That does not include time for relaxing, sleeping, and doing homework.

• True

• False

William and Mia noticed they were wasting time on unimportant things. To get back on track, they decided to stop and ____________.

• relax and calm down

• check their to-do list and get back on track

• start doing other things

• think about what they should do

Hey Aiden, Kai, and Priya! How often should you hit the books to stay on top of your game?

• A little each day

• The night before a test or quiz

• Once a week--you can cram over the weekend

• Whenever you feel like it

Charlotte and William are debating study habits. True or false, should study sessions be completed in small, short chunks of time?

• True

• False

During a lively classroom discussion, which of the following is a sign that Zoe is actively listening?

• interrupting often to ask questions

• paraphrasing or summarizing what was said

• Being totally silent and uninvolved when someone is speaking

• Making a mental image of your next meal