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Here are two study tips from over 1,500 tips submitted by students and teachers
Your brain can only focus on one thing at a time. So when you're studying, that's what you have to focus on. You can't watch TV and do your reading at the same time.
Angel Torres, Student, Grade 7 Colorado
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Use acronymic sentences. If you have to learn, for example, the colors of the rainbow (red orange yellow green blue indigo violet), take the 1st letter of each and make a (maybe quite funny) sentence. ROYGBIN- Roy Obviously Yawns Greatly Back In Newcastle.
Sophie Parker, Student, 10th Grade Ireland
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Response Time
Give students adequate time to respond to questions you ask during a lecture or a discussion. Allowing sufficient time enables students to think a question through before responding. The period of silence between your question and a student response is actually a positive.
End-of-Class Review Time
Try to leave a few minutes at the end of class for students to review their written notes and ask questions. During this time, students can also compare their notes with those of other students. This will help ensure that students have an accurate set of notes.