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How to Teach Study Skills

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Male teacher points to writing on a blackboard, looking out towards his class. Caption. Now we're ready to go on to the next step.

Introduces study skills which include: managing materials and time, listening actively, taking notes, and preparing for tests. Provides teachers with ideas about how to teach study skills. Suggests ways for the students to practice these skills which lead to independent, lifelong learning.

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Runtime: 21 minutes 45 seconds

Topic: Education, Language Arts
Subtopic: Study Skills, Teacher Training
Grade/Interest Level: PT/TT
Release Year: 2000
Producer/Distributor: Assoc. For Supervision & Curriculum Development
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Headline reads, “Text Anxiety," with a list of the following three questions: “1. What is test anxiety? 2. How can it affect you? 3. What can you do about it?”

Man speaks to camera in a school library setting. Text reads, "Daily Schedule." Caption. Make daily schedules for very busy days.

3 teenagers, 2 girls and 1 boy, working together at a shared desk covered with notebooks, binders, and open textbooks. Caption. Each person does a thorough review.

Young man speaks directly to camera, looking slightly up, document superimposed on the background. Caption. To make a change, you have to want it.

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Adolescent boy walks across a schoolyard with a confident expression. Caption. Meeting deadlines, knowing when to study for a test.

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View of a street from above. Text reads, “Barbara Harrison Media Presents.”

Erin Rafferty talks to us with her hands in front of her like she's doing an interview.

Erin Rafferty sits and looks at us as if giving an interview.