Here are study tips that have been submitted by our visitors:
"Keep your work and papers for each subject in its own folder. Every day throw away stuff no longer needed. This way each folder is up to date and ready to use."
Melinda W
Student, Tenth Grade
Helena, Montana, USA
May 14, 2008
"I monitor my fifth grade son's schoolwork. But I'm not all over him. It's his responsibility and his learning. I give support and reasonable help but, I don't do his work for him. If he doesn't do his assignments the right way, the consequences are on him."
Scott O
Parent,
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
May 14, 2008
"Teachers don't give the grades. You earn them! You must understand this."
Fred Zulueta
Student, 8th Grade
Cerritos, California, USA
May 12, 2008
"If you don't know what you have to study or have poor notes, like myself, ask your teacher to help you prepare you a study guide."
Regis Masiringi
Student, 7
Edmonton, Alberta, USA
May 08, 2008
"Don't procrastinate. Don't get too tense before exams. Be cool and calm. Cultivate the habit of good writing from the start. Develop good handwriting because it'll fetch you higher marks. Study the subject with involvement."
Sudha J
Student, 12
Bombay, India
May 05, 2008
"Go to a quiet place and read your book or your papers out loud and try to concentrate on what you are reading. Picture the words in your mind as you say them and try to sit in a place alone with no one in the room. Write little notes to help you and pick up your dictionary and keep it with you to help you with any word."
Memo Manmony
Student, 6
Kuwait, Kuwait
May 03, 2008