1. Get Organized. A planner can help your child keep everything organized between homework, tests, and extracurricular activities.
2. Designate a Study Area. Yes, studying at the local coffee shop may seem like a good idea, but not if there are constantly people interrupting or other disruptions.
3. Develop a Study Plan. First things first: students need to know when a test will take place, the types of questions that will be included and the topics that will be covered.
4. Think Positively. Encourage your child to think positively when studying or heading into an exam and by all means, avoid catastrophic thinking.
5. Create a Study Group. Working in groups can help students when they’re struggling to understand a concept and can enable them to complete assignments more quickly than when working alone.
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