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| Study Skills Guide |
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| What Is Study? |
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| Homework is not Study. Study is the process you put into action to retain concepts taught and learned for the long term memory. By studying what you are taught, you will be better able to recall, use and explain to others, thus achieve results that reflect your best ability. |
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| Study is doing a variety of things, actively engaging your mind in your work and doing these things often and in ways that help you remember and apply what you have been taught. Study is a routine that you organise and use for yourself to rise up to your very best effort. |
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| Study Requires Discipline |
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| We have identified ten key indicators for effective study. The indicators can be seen as key pieces that solve the puzzle of effective study technique. Once these triggers are in place a student’s chance for success is strengthened exponentially. |
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| Steps For Effective Learning |
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| The Study Guide examines the following key areas, plus many more areas of study technique and memory skills routines. |
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1. Set Your Goals
2. Learn How to Study
3. Understand and Use Your Wall Planner
4. Prepare for Examinations
5. Manage the Basics
6. Know Yourself
7. Motivate Yourself
8. Improve Your Memory and Recall
9. Use Mapping Strategies
10. Improve Your Reading and Essay Technique
11. Streamline Your Bookwork and Note Taking Technique
12. Evolve an an Independent Learner
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The Study Guide is available to schools that use the Student Wall Planner. It contains valuable information, tips, study techniques and self analysis to support Years 7 to 12 curriculum. The Study Guide will add value to your school learning sequence.
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| Download the Study Guide Index Page |
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